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So, I had a bicycle accident...

Fell on a curb doing around 32 kmph (that's 20 mph).
Got a somewhat deep cut on the palm of my right hand and very swollen and elbow all bruised up.

On another note, I've cut my left thumb on a paint bucket at work.
Don't ask how.

And on yet another note, yesterday I've had a very first muscle cramp in my life (left calf).
I don't remember ever feeling something that painful to this date.

Luck is not on my side lately.

I think you might just be a subconscious sadomasochist.

when I was 7 I crashed my bike, flew over the handlebars & smashed my jaw on the kerb of the road. Smashed my front 2 teeth totally off. Now that's pain

Iv broken arms and legs in a bike.... wimpy!

It could have been worse.
Remember this?

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Originally posted by Gauss Fell on a curb doing around 32 kmph (that's 20 mph). Got a somewhat deep cut on the palm of my right hand and very swollen and elbow all bruised up. On another note, I've cut my left thumb on a paint bucket at work. Don't ask how. And on yet another note, yesterday I've had a very first muscle cramp in my life (left calf). I don't remember ever feeling something that painful to this date. Luck is not on my side lately.

Following the rule 3, your luck is about to get better.

P.S. - I made the rule of 3 up but it's worth a shot!

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Do you mind if I ask you what happened? Sure, you were fast enough to do some damage, but hell, I wonder whether even the kerb is intact after that

One of my friends is complaining about the pain coming from his intestines sweating right now. He flipped over his motorcycle (which later landed on him) after he failed a 70 ft triple step up at a track the other day. You'll be fine.

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Originally posted by Lira Do you mind if I ask you what happened? Sure, you were fast enough to do some damage, but hell, I wonder whether even the kerb is intact after that

You know how curbs have parts with a little slope? Well, I was riding on the road and wanted to get up on the walkway using the curb slope, but I approached it at too low angle so the tyre skidded, resulting with myself falling on right arm. Not nice at that speed. Also, I've torn my bicycle seat and there was some minor miscellaneous damage.

reminds me of Bidor

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Originally posted by Neon Sky It could have been worse. Remember this?

HA HA H A H A H A H A Thats some funney shit

I flipped my motorcycle 5 times at 70mph with me caught in it.

my right wrist hurts after playing mario kart

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Originally posted by Gauss And on yet another note, yesterday I've had a very first muscle cramp in my life (left calf). I don't remember ever feeling something that painful to this date.

You've had a very pain-free existence my friend.

Cramps rate about a "3" on the scale of all time most painful things I've experienced.

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Originally posted by stren reminds me of Bidor

What and why?

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Originally posted by Beat Blog You've had a very pain-free existence my friend.

Kind of, yeah. I've had my fair share of accidents, but none of them were very serious.

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Originally posted by Beat Blog Cramps rate about a "3" on the scale of all time most painful things I've experienced.

Really? Such as?

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Originally posted by DCgirly I flipped my motorcycle 5 times at 70mph with me caught in it.

I would probably stop driving it after first accident.
Actually, I wouldn't drive it at all.
Tried it once (small 80 ccm sport bike) and that shit is too unsafe.
Don't want to imagine what it feels like driving a 250, 500 or 1000 ccm one.
And having an accident.

I crashed my bike, fractured my skull and spent a week in the hospital and a month rehabbing. I no longer care if it's "cool" or not to wear a bike helmet. (I wear a bike helmet.)

I was rolling down a big hill and at the end of the hill, I had to make a hard left, but I was going to fast, and my bike hit curb. I flew off the bike, and landed on the other side of sidewalk. It was a pretty hard landing, but luckily I landed in grass and not asphalt. But I just laid there for several seconds stunned by the landing. But I was unscathed. No helmet too..

Hey I can add my story too!

I went over the bars on a trail out in the nevada desert. I thought I rolled pretty well when I hit the ground. But then I looked at my hands and my pinkie was all bloody. I bent it back so far it popped out of socket and poked through the skin.


So here I am 2 miles from town, in the middle of the desert looking at my pinkie bone. Knowing i was in shock and felt no real pain, I quickly popped it back in place (Doc later told me I was off a little bit) and jumped back on the bike. I rode real fast but kept checking my pinkie to make sure it was still attached as I thought it was only hanging by skin. I must grab video of the now famous pinkie trail. I had to go down a hill we call puke hill, so steep...


Turns out all my ligaments, muscles and nerves were fine, my pinkie bone just bent too far back and popped out.

Oh and chicks totally dig it.


but your little scrap and bruise sound sucky :P

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Originally posted by Gauss Really? Such as?

Cutting the tip of my index finger clean off.

Having injections in the roof of my mouth (it's a hard surface, so a lot of pressure is required)

Shin splint massages to push lumps of inflammation off the bone - this is probably the worst pain I've ever experienced actually. It lasts for twenty minutes, with the physiotherapist taking 1-2 minutes to run his thumbs down your shin, pressed in as hard as possible, then repeating about ten times. You can actually see the bits of bone/flesh breaking off your Tibia below the skin and being moved to different locations along your leg.

Oh yeah, and childbirth, that one hurt a little bit too.

crashed on my longboard a couple weeks ago doing at least 20 downhill... nearly cracked my head open...


landed on the back of my head, got a nice concussion


i am much more careful on hills now

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Originally posted by NeoPhono I crashed my bike, fractured my skull and spent a week in the hospital and a month rehabbing. I no longer care if it's "cool" or not to wear a bike helmet. (I wear a bike helmet.)

Indeed. we all used to arse around on our bikes on jumps & stuff and we needed a helmet, even for riding to them. There was a cocky guy who did some damage to his head from showing off. Served him right.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations crashed on my longboard a couple weeks ago doing at least 20 downhill... nearly cracked my head open... landed on the back of my head, got a nice concussion i am much more careful on hills now

This is why 'longboard' should be a surfing reference

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Originally posted by Sushipunk This is why 'longboard' should be a surfing reference

ive been a surfer for year, used to get out 3 times a week when i lived in lima...

i have a 6'2" squashtail


but boy do i love taking out a 9+ft on some nice long lefts

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Originally posted by Allied Nations ive been a surfer for year, used to get out 3 times a week when i lived in lima... i have a 6'2" squashtail but boy do i love taking out a 9+ft on some nice long lefts

Does Canada have surfing spots? I just realised I've never thought about it as any kind of 'surfing country'

Most of my surfing was done in my teens, on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. I did have the luck, though, to stay at Jeffrey's Bay in South Africa for a week, while I was there in 2001, and I surfed my ass off So much fun, and so many cool people. I was down at Bryon Bay a couple of weeks ago, and watched all the surfers, thinking "Oh man, I wanna be out there!"

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Does Canada have surfing spots? I just realised I've never thought about it as any kind of 'surfing country' Most of my surfing was done in my teens, on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. I did have the luck, though, to stay at Jeffrey's Bay in South Africa for a week, while I was there in 2001, and I surfed my ass off So much fun, and so many cool people. I was down at Bryon Bay a couple of weeks ago, and watched all the surfers, thinking "Oh man, I wanna be out there!"

more than youd think on the west coast and we have a river wave in mtl lol

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