I swear to god, people, not only am I never doing anything more physically active than riding an escalator again, I may never eat anything other than popcorn, either.
Natter 37: Oddly Enough, We've Had This Conversation Before.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh my god, juliana, I'm having sympathy agony just reading that.
When I got hit in the diaphragm and passed out, it wasn't exactly painful. I just couldn't breath. And then I was waking up on the ground. Not a lot of pain.
I think the worst pain I've ever been in was reproductive organ malfunctioning.
just about every injury I've had has seen me thinking to myself "If it was really broken (or whatever) it would hurt more". At least I have learned not to trust my self assessment on that basis.
not only am I never doing anything more physically active than riding an escalator again, I may never eat anything other than popcorn, either.
I've scraped my shin on the nasty escalator treads.
Popcorn hulls jamming into your gums.
IJS.
Okay, this is *seriously* funny stuff. (And much more enjoyable than swapping "worst pain EVAR" stories.) I actually had to look up the Kellogg's website for something work-related (loooong story), and they have a section that's all about the mascot characters, including Snap, Crackle, Pop, and the Keebler Elves, with character profiles for each. And the profiles (especially of the elves) are *really* funny. Go here: [link] and click on either "Kellogg's characters" or "Keebler Elves."
Popcorn hulls jamming into your gums.
Yeah, that hurts.
And you gotta worry about trailing hems getting caught in the escalator and pulling you into the grainding sharp teeth of the escalator.
Or maybe that's just in my head.
I've scraped my shin on the nasty escalator treads.
Popcorn hulls jamming into your gums.
But neither of those things hurts like what you people are talking about!!
And you gotta worry about trailing hems getting caught in the escalator and pulling you into the grainding sharp teeth of the escalator.
Crap. Escalator out. OK.
just about every injury I've had has seen me thinking to myself "If it was really broken (or whatever) it would hurt more".
In first aid, they teach you that a symptom of a broken bone is "obvious injury without significant pain." I know it didn't seem to hurt all that much when I broke my hand.
This thread is starting to read like a Lemony Snickett story.
When my rugger roommate broke her arm, we had to convince her to go to the doctor before the game was over -- the bones in her forearm were visibly not in the right place (the skin wasn't broken, though), but she felt like a couple of beers would be enough to feel fine.
Edit: Which is why I never played rugby.