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Well you're just a magnet for pain aren't you shapu?

Thankfully, I've never broken a bone in my body, not to my knowledge anyway.

Someone tripped me while I was playing soccer and I landed on my head.
A tennis ball hit me in my "jewels" and another tennis ball hit me in the face.
Someone kicked a soccer ball at my face. A basketball hit my nose.

They only hurt for a few seconds though. =P

i just fell off my bike like five minutes ago

No, I just tend to get myself hurt in stupid ways.

I just hope that women really do dig scars, otherwise I'm in trouble.

Lol@Shapu


Last night just after I posted that post up there, I walked out of the bedroom, stubbed my toe on the door, and fell down putting a huge gash in my knee. I was right next to the stairs as well. It was bleeding really badly. And there was dry blood on my leg this morning where it had been bleeding in the night.

it hurts wen someone hits you from the back...and 'you know where'...

Once, I was 9 i think or 8, maybe, but i was playing baseball, it was my second year, first day. Anyways, this girl comes over and says " Hi, i'm caroline, wanna toss the ball around" I agreed, and anyways, the first ball she threw at me hit me just below my eye, and I had a black eye for like a month. It hurt soooo bad!

Lucky me, I've never broken a bone in my body. But bad stuff happens to me too...

When I moved into my old apartment house(I was about 6), my dad went to get his bike to bring inside. I held the door for him when he came back. Unfortunately, a window was open in our living room and that causes doors to open and close when not locked. *winces* To make a long story short, slam went the door and crunch went my finger. I am the proud owner of 13 stitches in one finger.

My sister threw a rock at my head accidentaly. My docter used this glue stuff(not real glue! XD) to put the flaps of skin back. Good for me, I didn't get a concussion or any stitches, I didn't even get dizzy. That's what I call a hard head.

A horse bit me in the stomach. 'Nuff said.
There's prolly more, but I can't remember. I have the memory of a goldfish. >_<

I have been hit in the face by a vollyball. And fallen on my butt before. Does that count? o.0

Hmm.. lets see...

I was riding my bike (I was really young.. can't remember what age).. and it was one of those bikes where you break by doing that backwards peddle thing. So yeah.. I spaz for some reason and go racing into some stairs at full speed on my bike. I fly off when it hits and the only thing that stopped me was my crotch hitting that bar.
Let me tell ya.... anyone saying that girls getting hit in the crotch isn't a big deal is a big freaking liar... b/c I was in pain like crazy

I've also had a soccar ball kicked into my face at full speed.
I've also been knee'd in the head as well. I was sitting on the floor. Bf and another friend were standing close by.. just as I was leaning to get up.. bf started to walk forward and BAM.. he knees me right in the side of the head.

I've had many a ball kicked into the sides of my head, which hurt a lot. I tripped on the sidewalk walking to school when I was 6 and was sent home because of how badly my nose got scratched. Again when I was 6 I tried swinging on the swingset in my backyard with no hands, and fell off and got a concussion. Just 4 months ago I sprained one of my toes while jump-roping. I've fainted many times, but I never gained any major injuries from those times and I always recovered quickly.

With me it's mainly head injuries which I'll probably pay for when I'm older, but I've been fortunate not to have had the wind knocked out of me, any broken bones, or blows to the sensitive areas.

Cricket balls to the head hurt.

One time a kindergartener bit me in the stomach. Ouchie!

I jumped to spike for volleyball, and actually landed on a ball, and so I slipped back and hit my head on my friend's shoe. Luckily his shoe was there. It was soft. Hehe.

Oddly enough, Superglue is a fairly common way of treating injuries in veterinary offices. It can't be used on the extremely young, because their mothers or fathers will smell that something is wrong and try to chew it off. But with older pets, it's just as good as, if not better than, stitches in a lot of cases.

It's also used in very young laboratory animals, because they're often separated from their parents and hand-fed.