I will listen to it tomorrow. After that I shall cleanse myself with some real music for 6 hours (death metal, that is).Furburt said:
Worst pain you've ever been through
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Compared to everyone here, this seems rather weak, but my first insulin inection.
THAT SHIT HURTS LIKE A ************!
Imagine having roughly 2-degree cold water injected STRAIGHT into a muscle at 6:55 in the morning.
Worst part was, I got diagnosed with diabetes on, get this, 23rd December. Spent Christmas in friggin hospital.
THAT SHIT HURTS LIKE A ************!
Imagine having roughly 2-degree cold water injected STRAIGHT into a muscle at 6:55 in the morning.
Worst part was, I got diagnosed with diabetes on, get this, 23rd December. Spent Christmas in friggin hospital.
Haha, to be honest I kinda feel the same way...I don't really have any horror stories to tell. Never broken or fractured a bone, dislocated anything, or had stitches...which is GREAT because I'm terrified of needles. Seriously, I break down crying and shaking every time I have to get a shot or get blood drawn (which used to happen a lot because of anemia problems).Strykz said:
Probably the worst pain I've felt is something that used to happen all the time as a kid...sometimes I would wake up in the middle of the night with a bunch of muscles about the size of my fist contracting in my leg...I guess it was what they call a nighttime Charley horse, although I have NO idea why I got them (didn't work out that much, and when I did I always stretched before and after). They would last from 2 or 3 minutes to an hour, and all I could do was take it. Worse, I had to lie still, because often if I stretched it out before it was over, the pain started all over again. Probably not as bad as a broken leg, but I honestly wouldn't know.
also my friend had surgery to have a rib removed since it formed wrong and they left the casing so it can grow back (i also learned a rib can grow back) After it healed he got hit in the same spot by my cousin who's a really big guy (6ft 7in 360lbs.) who was oblivious to his surgery. He's also a big tough guy and i havent seen him cry since then
Pretty much all of my memories of getting hurt badly are really hazy, or perhaps just didn't happen.
Most of the time i get hurt badly is when i'm really drunk and high five my friends as hard as i can to see who can lose the sense in their hand the fastest.
Most of the time i get hurt badly is when i'm really drunk and high five my friends as hard as i can to see who can lose the sense in their hand the fastest.
Nice reference therePaksenarrion said:
OT, I can't remember it that well, but I was four, and the neighbours had some newly set cement on their doorstep. I tripped over a rock, and my filtrum landed right on the three-way corner of the cement. It went straight through and pierced my gum.
(filtrum = the bit between your nose and upper lip)
Externally: I fell off my bike when I was 7 or so and going really fast. I skidded down the street a ways on my arm, and the bruise was so heavily covered in asphalt that you couldn't see the blood.
Internally: Even worse than that was when, not too long ago, I got a bad case of stomach flu; nothing feels quite like it, and even though I've had stomach flu before, this time it was especially painful. Luckily, it only lasted a couple of days, but those were some of the worst days of my life.
Internally: Even worse than that was when, not too long ago, I got a bad case of stomach flu; nothing feels quite like it, and even though I've had stomach flu before, this time it was especially painful. Luckily, it only lasted a couple of days, but those were some of the worst days of my life.
The two moments in my life where I was under the most pain were when I broke a tooth (the unbearable tooth ache that followed, then the two days of agony after surgery to remove what was left once the anaesthetic wore off) and when, aged eight, a girl hit me across the back REALLY hard with a metal shovel. It didn't hurt much until about three in the morning the following day when I woke screaming in agony.
