I think I have three. One on my right ring finger from dropping a lawn mower on it, one on the inside of my left knee from falling off a brick planter, and one above my right ankle from burning it on a a hot motorcycle exhaust.
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One just above my left eyebrow from malfunctioning gym equipment. Thumb of my right hand from a squid lure. Back of that hand had a cigarette burn. Fingers of both hands have countless small ones from working clumsily in a kitchen. Left hand has a one from slicing my palm with a box cutter. Left arm has a burn the size of a small coin and a larger scar below it from falling on concrete as a kid. 2 inch one on my chest from a cat attack (lol) and another one on the top of my left leg from dropping an air hockey table on it. Right ankle has a nice one from when I got hit by a car and my right foot has a bunch from kicking coral while snorkelling as well as a big one on my toe from skating without shoes. Oh yeah and I got one under my right eye from being scratched as a kid. I think that just about covers it!
Unfortunately, the scars I used to have healed up just last year after having them for about ten years but I'm permanently missing the toenails on both my big toes if that counts? Got my feet ran over while I was on work experience by someone who utterly failed at using the handbrake and both my toes broke. The nailbed was so warped when they reset them that the only way I could walk without intense pain for the rest of my life would be to phenolise the nailbeds so now I'm missing the nails on both those toes.
i have roughly 50 scars because i am so unaware of my surroundings, i could just run my arm along a nail jutting from the side of of a walkway and not notice for about 3 seconds. which i have totally done. also, i tend to make large arm motions which results in small scars on my hands. i also fell alot as a kid. yeah.
I have a foot long scar on my back from when I was a baby and had to have surgery. Damned thing went from half an inch to a foot over the years. I also have many little ones on my hands from where I like to play with knives and such.
Have a small scar that stretches from the edge of my right eye. I got it when I was a toddler; I tripped and fell into the edge of a window sill. Just a centimeter more and I'd be a cyclops right now.
I also have one on my stomach, but I woke up with that one and have no idea how it got there.
I also have one on my stomach, but I woke up with that one and have no idea how it got there.
I used to have a couple of scars, but they have faded away to alomst nothing.
The most prominent of those were three horizontal scars across my left bicep, and another horizontal one across the back of my right hand.
One that I still have is a scar about a half an inch long across my left shin.
I was carving a cane and stabbed myself when I was trying to cut off a small piece.
These were all within the last four years or so.
The most prominent of those were three horizontal scars across my left bicep, and another horizontal one across the back of my right hand.
One that I still have is a scar about a half an inch long across my left shin.
I was carving a cane and stabbed myself when I was trying to cut off a small piece.
These were all within the last four years or so.
I have quite a few scars, but they all tend to be on my hands - for some reason I seem to scar quite easily there. I only remember getting one of them, a particularly nasty gash I picked up when I was wrangling with a CPU heatsink that was being recalcitrant, until it suddenly decided to go where I wanted it to only now my hand had nowhere to go but the direction I had been shoving... right onto the poky bits, whee!
Only one is on my cheekbone.
Some dickbag was using a cylinder hone with a pneumatic drill. See...those hones are rated at 900 or so RPM from an electric drill. And they are comprised of hundreds of little stones that score the cylinder walls so oil sticks to the walls better. Those pneumatic drills spin at 10k RPM. Needless to say, when that fool spun the thing little stones flew in all directions at the speed of sound. I was unfortunate enough to be standing right next to him. One stone glanced off my safety glasses, and one embedded itself in my cheekbone. Not fun.
Some dickbag was using a cylinder hone with a pneumatic drill. See...those hones are rated at 900 or so RPM from an electric drill. And they are comprised of hundreds of little stones that score the cylinder walls so oil sticks to the walls better. Those pneumatic drills spin at 10k RPM. Needless to say, when that fool spun the thing little stones flew in all directions at the speed of sound. I was unfortunate enough to be standing right next to him. One stone glanced off my safety glasses, and one embedded itself in my cheekbone. Not fun.