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"Hibey Breaks His Wrist"

It's my first week back at college. I'm having a ball, and I'm forgetting all about ukchatforums. I've acted, researched, danced, flirted. I've done it all!

And today, in honour of this, I flew off a seatless stool I was pratting around with and landed on my wrist. It murdered, believe you me. After the initial screaming and telling people I was dying, I calmed down...

I rehearsed, I performed, I even went around the town on my dinner break. I went to the job centre and made a new CV. I was gonna go job hunting, but I really had to get back to college. I return, cradling my wrist, it's really hurt by now, and I'm immediately rushed to the hospital by a tutor. I've evidently turned grey with pain, and I can't stop sucking my thumb. I'd been walking around for five hours with a broken wrist!

I'm home now. On this site for the first time in days, typing with my left hand, and with a big cast on the other...

Good day, though.

I really didn't want to know that.

Believe me mate, I've got the biggest hands going.

It's because he has small girl hands.

LOL! Very true... *kisses knuckles*

Which makes me wonder why you need 2 wrists to "break his face".

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Talking in the 3rd person and making up nicknames for yourself makes
> me want to break your other wrist.

And for all your irritating contradictions you like to do after all my posts, I'd like to break your face... lucky you, I've got a bad wrist.

I knocked my teeth out on my bmx from hell!

It is a schwinn supermatic and the bike suddenly locked up and threw me over the handlebars when I was sitting down, not doing a single trick. I saw my tooth fly out and I split my gum open, scarred my hand that I tried to stop myself with and got my gum sown up when the anasthetic didn't work, so that I could feel it inside my gum and I still didn't cry even though my mouth was pouring with blood.

It was funny because I cupped my hands together and the blood still spilt over that.

Anyway it's sods law that it would happen to me.

Yes and all of those types will be pleased to hear about a hands free mouse...

[URL]http://www.theregister.com/2004/09/16/nose_driven_mouse/[/URL]

Tomoose wrote:
So it got took off within 3 day, and I
> went back to my normal activities :p

I could make a comment here, but I feel it's already been done enough in this thread.

I fractured my finger and went about my normal routine for about four weeks, then got it x-rayed, and told it was fractured. So they bandaged it up and I saw a specialist a few days later, but he said if you've been without a bandage for four weeks, theres no point in them making you wear this. So it got took off within 3 day, and I went back to my normal activities :p