twistedwillow
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Ohh, where do i start? Nearly garroted myself as a kid. Was at a friends place for the weekend, single line of wire running across the back separating the back yard from the paddock. Most of the time I remembered to duck when racing under it. This time I didn't, found myself flat on my back, knocked myself out, and had a bruise across my neck for about 2 weeks. Playing chaseys in school with a sandpit beside the cemented lunch area, I go flying round one of the tables, slide on the sand, and took my entire left thigh out, still have "gravel rash" scars on my thigh. Climbing over a tree bridge, slip and put my hand on a roofing nail ( one of those long ones with the huge flat head on them ) had to actually yank to get my hand off it. Climbing over a square mesh fence with bits of cut mesh sticking up on it ( instead of walking the extra 30 meters to go through the gate ) slip, rip the arse out of my jeans and the back of my thighs where they meet my butt, also still have scars there. Also do you have any idea how uncomfortable it is to sit in a plastic chair with a short dress on in school, sweating your arse off with wounds like that? lol Doing cartwheels at 16, twisted my knee, had to have an op to fix it up, so a scar running up my knee. Got out of the cast and went down the river with my best mate, climbed the railway viaduct, and popped my knee out again. Back of my hand was itchy, I go to scratch it, end up gouging out a chunk with my nail ... another scar. ( I scar easily, apparently ) Broke my little toe when shutting the door to have phone sex Still not sure how I managed it, it was the little toe on my left foot, and I was shutting the (swinging) door from left to right, but somehow or other my little toe ended up at a 90 degree angle. Broke the middle toe on my left foot walking /falling down stairs in high heels.
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