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"Arraffarf arffarf *Groans*"

I, quite basically, flew down the stairs today. I don't really recall much, but here's what happened.

At the top of the stairs, there's like a window to the left. I was standing there looking out, when I fainted/collapsed/somethingorother, and, well, erm. Rolled down the stairs.
I woke up about and hour or so later [Edeeet - Nobody was in at the time, if you're wondering], with one hell of a headache, and a massive circumference of blood around me.
Mum wasn't too happy about it staining her new laminate flooring.

Going to the doctors tomorrow to see if any real damage was done or anything, but probably not - even though there was a crater in the wall at the bottom of the stairs, with a partial imprint of my head.
My head hurts.
:(

Azul wrote:
> I didn't.
> I was unconscioususues when I fell down the stairs.

I thought you'd be unconscious after you fell down the stairs.

Boosh.

God knows where you got that from...

Azul wrote:
> But I said I didn't make arf noises.
> And I didn't.


Azul wrote earlier:
> I made arf noises

But I said I didn't make arf noises.
And I didn't.

I did, however, type a combination of sounds, which are phonetically similar to that of the arf noise.

So, au contraire monsieur.
Check mate. Bada bing.
Capiche. And, er.
BOOK EM DANNO.

Oh contraire, phonetically they are the same word. Check and mate, I believe.

But they're part of the Arrarffarf and Arffarf's, and are therefore not classified as solitary arfs.
Case closed, MON FRERE.

Azul wrote:
> Arraffarf and arffarf - yes.
> Arf? Non.

I didn't.
I didn't make arf noises when the pain started to kick in.

Because, erm. Yes.
ANd anyway. There's no arf noises.

Arraffarf and arffarf - yes.
Arf? Non.

Why did you make arf noises when you regained consciousness?

I didn't.
I was unconscioususues when I fell down the stairs.