broken arm once, when i decided it was a good idea to hang onto a metal bar in the local playground with just my legs while being upside down in the air,
broke a my thumb when jumping from a swing and then not landing perfectly

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I'm so going to beat you all. I had never broken a single bone until my Freshman year of football (American-style) in high school. Then I dislocated my thumb, and also hairline fractured it. I didn't think it was anything more than a bad stub, so I didn't go into the hospital for a few days, and by the time I did, it was hard to set it correctly without too much pain, so they kind of did a half-arsed job, and to this day I have crooked thumbs (I broke the other one later too).

Then... my junior year of football, during the last 3 minutes of the last game of the regular season (we were up 31-14 but I was still in), I was blindsided from the left below the knee, and my knee dislocated, cracking both my tibia and fibia. I was down on the ground pretty good, but the knee popped back in before the EMTs got there. I went into the hospital the next morning (I didn't think going to the ER at 11 PM on a Friday night was worth it for some reason), and found out that the injury was a dislocation and sprain of the MCL.

Now it gets interesting. I took my senior year off of football because I was way too gunshy to take hits for awhile, so I focused on track and field instead. But I decided that freshman year of college would be a great opportunity to go back out. So I switched from Defensive Line to Tight End (less low hits) and went out for the team. I made it through hell (conditioning) week, but on the third play of the first contact practice... boom. Dislocated knee again. Same leg.

This time I had to get carted off on an ambulance because it didn't immediately set. Which is fun, let me tell you, getting jerked around in the back of an ambulance with a dislocated knee. I get to the hospital and they tell me that the injury isn't that bad, pretty common really, and they give me three days before they think I'll be back on the field. Three days come, go, I'm not back. The athletic trainers are on to the fact that something more is going on, so they send me in for more x-rays and an MRI. Which picks up a BROKEN FEMUR that somehow the hospital docs missed. The MRI was also where I learned for the first time that the previous injury had also cracked the tibia and fibia and partially torn my patellar tendon.

Anyway, broken femur, broken tibia, broken fibia, two dislocated thumbs, and two knee dislocations. Football = wonderful sport.

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my worst was probably a coumpound fracture in the L5 & L4, 4 broken ribs, and a fractured skull when i was hit by a car skateing when i was in highschool.

collarbone and wrist; collarbone falling from bed while asleep and wrist playing soccer. i was goalie, and the shot went right through me, literally. i also dislocated one or two fingers playing basketball and maybe one toe sliding in soccer. and that's about it.

how did you guys get so many broken toes? it's outrageous.

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Originally posted by Fundamental Yeah, I broke three on my right foot. I had to walk 2 miles to the hospital to get them checked out.

my bro had an accident at school in PE, their "Medically certified person" checked it out & said there was no problem, he walked a mile &^ a bit home and was in agony, we take him to the hospital & they found 3 breaks. Wankers


I only ever broke my finger twice, once when i went to hit paul & hit the wall & I re-broke it playing basketball when the ball jarred against my finger and did the old wound

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I'm so going to beat you all. I had never broken a single bone until my Freshman year of football (American-style) in high school. Then I dislocated my thumb, and also hairline fractured it. I didn't think it was anything more than a bad stub, so I didn't go into the hospital for a few days, and by the time I did, it was hard to set it correctly without too much pain, so they kind of did a half-arsed job, and to this day I have crooked thumbs (I broke the other one later too). Then... my junior year of football, during the last 3 minutes of the last game of the regular season (we were up 31-14 but I was still in), I was blindsided from the left below the knee, and my knee dislocated, cracking both my tibia and fibia. I was down on the ground pretty good, but the knee popped back in before the EMTs got there. I went into the hospital the next morning (I didn't think going to the ER at 11 PM on a Friday night was worth it for some reason), and found out that the injury was a dislocation and sprain of the MCL. Now it gets interesting. I took my senior year off of football because I was way too gunshy to take hits for awhile, so I focused on track and field instead. But I decided that freshman year of college would be a great opportunity to go back out. So I switched from Defensive Line to Tight End (less low hits) and went out for the team. I made it through hell (conditioning) week, but on the third play of the first contact practice... boom. Dislocated knee again. Same leg. This time I had to get carted off on an ambulance because it didn't immediately set. Which is fun, let me tell you, getting jerked around in the back of an ambulance with a dislocated knee. I get to the hospital and they tell me that the injury isn't that bad, pretty common really, and they give me three days before they think I'll be back on the field. Three days come, go, I'm not back. The athletic trainers are on to the fact that something more is going on, so they send me in for more x-rays and an MRI. Which picks up a BROKEN FEMUR that somehow the hospital docs missed. The MRI was also where I learned for the first time that the previous injury had also cracked the tibia and fibia and partially torn my patellar tendon. Anyway, broken femur, broken tibia, broken fibia, two dislocated thumbs, and two knee dislocations. Football = wonderful sport.

wow instresting read mate, you had a lot of serious injury, i guss youll win the award of most broken bones in here ;-)

by the way to tell all my fellow trancaddicts...I just been to hospital this morning for double check on my foot, and they said there is no broken bone or crack on it, just hurt so bad, so they undo the plaster and just raped it with a normal bandage, still have to use sticks and I cant walk for like a week or 2, but im glad its not something very serious!! WOOHOO!! i hate broken bones!!!

Have fun! ^__^

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Originally posted by Googooly Well today I been playing football and BANG...my right foot broke while i was running(hurt so much). so Went hospoital and got it in plaster. I have to say it kinda sucks bcuz now I can't do anything only stay at home :/. but it kinda funny for me bcuz its my first time that i get broken bone...oh and I hate going upstairs and downstairs....its sooo hard ( so anyone else ever had broken bone? whats your experience about it? and If you got some advice please do Give. thanks :-) Have fun! Peace

oh my freakin shit! that is the most demented thing ive ever heard!!!!

why would you want to be out doing stuff!? Think yourself lucky that you can sit on your ass. Watching TV and using PC and listening to music is all u ever need man...


and to answer your question... both my arms. I was lucky though.. for some reason, it didnt hurt. Pretty shitty to look at though.

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Originally posted by meneedit oh my freakin shit! that is the most demented thing ive ever heard!!!! why would you want to be out doing stuff!? Think yourself lucky that you can sit on your ass. Watching TV and using PC and listening to music is all u ever need man... and to answer your question... both my arms. I was lucky though.. for some reason, it didnt hurt. Pretty shitty to look at though.

lol funny thing is I do all those things you said even when im not injured....but not all the time though, now all I can do is those 3 things you said lol. oh well i better make the most of it i gusse while I can! :-p

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Broke left arm, right leg, whatever bones are in left shoulder and also dislocated right knee in ice hockey over a decade ago. Broke my nose & 3 ribs in a car accident about 8 years ago. Broke right ankle and leg (again) in football some years after i pretty much quit playing hockey. Luckily i still don't have any screws nor bolts in my body. Various fingers have been broken in basketball & volleyball but those have been minor injuries compared to the previous ones. Nowadays i don't really feel like being too active in sports because either the guy upstairs has something against me or my bones are just meant to be broken. Ahh what a life.

Isn't sports wonderful and refreshing?

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Leslie Nielsen: Doing nothing is very hard to do... you never know when you're finished.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper Isn't sports wonderful and refreshing?

It sure is....specially for you my friend

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