Oh boy, I've broken so many bones (most of them multiple times) I'm surprised my skeleton didn't quit yet on the grounds of hostile work environment.
Something must be up with me left leg as on two occasions from the many, my reaction to the break was laughing. This one time my brother pushed me off a cliff (accidentally, and it was a small cliff, but still) and on the way down a bush wrapped itself around my leg which, while abruptly stopping my fall, broke my leg because physics.
This other time I slipped while at home and whacked my leg at the frame of a door. Yes people, I broke my leg by running into an open door.
Also my nose has broken so many times that the bone pretty much went "fuck this" and refused to fuse back together, so now my nose is in 2 pieces and can bend in unnatural directions.
I practice Kali, a filipino martial art, and some of the exercises we basically cause microfractures in or arms to make the bone more dense, but I guess that doesn't count.
Not a break, but I once miscalculated the angle of a slope while riding some wheeled vehicle (forgot what kind), fell and slid down on my knees, sanding them right off and leaving two streaks of blood and skin on the pavement.
And people wonder why I stick to video games and writing nowadays.
Oh, wait, there's martial arts...
Something must be up with me left leg as on two occasions from the many, my reaction to the break was laughing. This one time my brother pushed me off a cliff (accidentally, and it was a small cliff, but still) and on the way down a bush wrapped itself around my leg which, while abruptly stopping my fall, broke my leg because physics.
This other time I slipped while at home and whacked my leg at the frame of a door. Yes people, I broke my leg by running into an open door.
Also my nose has broken so many times that the bone pretty much went "fuck this" and refused to fuse back together, so now my nose is in 2 pieces and can bend in unnatural directions.
I practice Kali, a filipino martial art, and some of the exercises we basically cause microfractures in or arms to make the bone more dense, but I guess that doesn't count.
Not a break, but I once miscalculated the angle of a slope while riding some wheeled vehicle (forgot what kind), fell and slid down on my knees, sanding them right off and leaving two streaks of blood and skin on the pavement.
And people wonder why I stick to video games and writing nowadays.
Oh, wait, there's martial arts...