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2007-01-02 3:42 PM
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Darn it all!

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2007-01-02 3:45 PM
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Try to create a cannon in my backyard.

Setting the garbage can on fire.

Yeah, those are about the dumbest physical things I've done that I can recall.... 

2007-01-02 3:48 PM
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Playing pitcher to my less than stellar batting twin who was just swinging like a psycho. I ran forward to retrieve the ball (no catcher) and got clocked on the head at full swing. Lets just say the lights went out for a while and twenty something years later I still have a bald goose-egg on my head!

I've got more but that's probably the dumbest of my head injuries.
2007-01-02 3:54 PM
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I am always doing stupid, klutzy stuff.
Last winter, I was out for a run and very carefully making my way across the icy,slush that the sidewalk had become. I was paying so much atten. to my feet I forgot to watch where I was going and ran my face into a low hanging branch. Splat!! On my back and dazed and confused. Walked back to the gym and the girl at the desk freaked out...apparently my run in with the tree cut part of my head and it was all bleeding into my once blue and white cap, was all red. I didn't even know I was cut but it was ok. It was harder to explaining the black eye that showed up a few hours later. New motto: Always watch out for trees...they will attack if not watched.
2007-01-02 4:19 PM
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Scout7 - 2007-01-02 3:45 PM

Try to create a cannon in my backyard.

Setting the garbage can on fire.

Yeah, those are about the dumbest physical things I've done that I can recall.... 



haha... been there... I made one (several actually)...then one time @ band camp the lake after a day of diving..... well... ..... look at the pictures. haha.. More good times.

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2007-01-02 4:33 PM
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In college I tried to do a back flip off of a waverunner. That stunt was followed by a quick trip to the emergency room for serval stitches in my head. and yes, I was drinking.


2007-01-02 8:29 PM
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runningwoof - 2007-01-02 3:37 PM
spokes - 2007-01-02 12:44 PM
morrisoc - 2007-01-02 12:56 AM

I won't even mention any drunk stories.....another thread maybe. But, here's the short list:

-Took up motocross racing in my 30's. (new knee and shoulder)

-"Parked" my car in Lake Texoma

- Tried to fight 11 hillbillies at once in Hopewell, VA

- Attempted to swim the Chesapeake at night, in February (scratch that, drunk story)

-Rode a motorcycle from D.C to Baltimore at 140mph

I'd love to hear the 11 hillbillies story... 

Me too..

OK, 2 requests...I'll tell it.

My roommate from the Academy was from Hopewell, VA.  A few of us Middies went there for a weekend and ended up having a party at his house.  There were about 40 people there, quite drunk, and most of the fun was down in the basement.  I needed some fresh air and went upstairs, where I saw a dude chasing some girl around the house trying to throw water on her.  I told him to "cut it out."  He replied "F#*$ You!"  At that point in my life, that was enough for me  I grabbed him, and drug him to the door, pushed him out and told him to take off.  He replied "F#*$ You!" and then wittily added "This ain't yo' house!"  About this time my roommate came up the stairs and asked what was going on.  "He said I have to leave!" dipshit says.  My roommate replied "then I guess you better leave then."  (kewl roomy!  Got my back)  The guy leaves, so I think nothing more of it. 

Later that evening, party slowing a bit.  A friend and I are sitting on the porch drinking beer, (We didn't really know anyone and were bored) when 2 pickup trucks scream to a stop and 11 .....ELEVEN! guys jump out, a couple carrying baseball bats!  There is nowhere to go, so we just wait there.  They send their "Moose" over first.  Words exchange, shoving, then the first punch.  I don't remember much, but we did pretty well  5 people ended up in the hospital...the problem was 2 of them were my friend and I.  I had a broken ankle (I do remember kicking someone in the face), lots of bruises, and 3 broken knuckles.  My friend from school, Jack, had a fractured skull (from bat), as well as lots of bruises.  Cops showed and everyone took a ride with them.

Jack and I were later sent to a nearby Army base for treatment, since we were military.  By the time we got back to Annapolis, the school knew everything.  Thought I was going to get booted, but they just restricted us to campus for several months and made us march a gadzillion tours. (Full uniform, with rifle and bayonet, marching in 20ft square)  The officer in charge of our punishment told us he thought we made a pretty good showing....haha....and let us off easy.

2007-01-03 9:20 AM
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jccbulldog - 2007-01-02 5:33 PM In college I tried to do a back flip off of a waverunner. That stunt was followed by a quick trip to the emergency room for serval stitches in my head. and yes, I was drinking.

Nice one...I have a similar one. 

In college I was skipping (yes, skipping) along merrily with a hot guy friend of mine who lept up to touch a banner hanging overhead.  I followed suit.  Broke my foot on the landing and ended up in the ER.  And what's worse is that I was totally sober at the time. 



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2007-01-03 9:27 AM
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morrisoc - 2007-01-02 6:29 PM
runningwoof - 2007-01-02 3:37 PM
spokes - 2007-01-02 12:44 PM
morrisoc - 2007-01-02 12:56 AM

I won't even mention any drunk stories.....another thread maybe. But, here's the short list:

-Took up motocross racing in my 30's. (new knee and shoulder)

-"Parked" my car in Lake Texoma

- Tried to fight 11 hillbillies at once in Hopewell, VA

- Attempted to swim the Chesapeake at night, in February (scratch that, drunk story)

-Rode a motorcycle from D.C to Baltimore at 140mph

I'd love to hear the 11 hillbillies story... 

Me too..

OK, 2 requests...I'll tell it.

My roommate from the Academy was from Hopewell, VA.  A few of us Middies went there for a weekend and ended up having a party at his house.  There were about 40 people there, quite drunk, and most of the fun was down in the basement.  I needed some fresh air and went upstairs, where I saw a dude chasing some girl around the house trying to throw water on her.  I told him to "cut it out."  He replied "F#*$ You!"  At that point in my life, that was enough for me  I grabbed him, and drug him to the door, pushed him out and told him to take off.  He replied "F#*$ You!" and then wittily added "This ain't yo' house!"  About this time my roommate came up the stairs and asked what was going on.  "He said I have to leave!" dipshit says.  My roommate replied "then I guess you better leave then."  (kewl roomy!  Got my back)  The guy leaves, so I think nothing more of it. 

Later that evening, party slowing a bit.  A friend and I are sitting on the porch drinking beer, (We didn't really know anyone and were bored) when 2 pickup trucks scream to a stop and 11 .....ELEVEN! guys jump out, a couple carrying baseball bats!  There is nowhere to go, so we just wait there.  They send their "Moose" over first.  Words exchange, shoving, then the first punch.  I don't remember much, but we did pretty well  5 people ended up in the hospital...the problem was 2 of them were my friend and I.  I had a broken ankle (I do remember kicking someone in the face), lots of bruises, and 3 broken knuckles.  My friend from school, Jack, had a fractured skull (from bat), as well as lots of bruises.  Cops showed and everyone took a ride with them.

Jack and I were later sent to a nearby Army base for treatment, since we were military.  By the time we got back to Annapolis, the school knew everything.  Thought I was going to get booted, but they just restricted us to campus for several months and made us march a gadzillion tours. (Full uniform, with rifle and bayonet, marching in 20ft square)  The officer in charge of our punishment told us he thought we made a pretty good showing....haha....and let us off easy.

Wow!...I was a pacifist all through school (even when I was in the navy).  I wish sometimes that I would have stood up for myself more...If for no other reason than to have cool stories like this.   

2007-01-03 3:08 PM
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2007-01-03 3:14 PM
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In college, the atlhletes had a mandatory evening study hall a couple of times a week, held in a classroom but mostly unsupervised. We were really bored one night and somehow came up with the idea that it would be fun to see who could race around the room the fastest. By jumping from desktop to desktop.

We had a couple of uneventful rounds, but on my third or fourth try 9trying to go faster, of course), my foot missed one of the desktops and i impacted the edge of the desk with my patellar tendon, right below my kneecap. Within seconds I had a hematoma the size and shape of a half softball. Trip to the emergency room told me I hadn't actually severed the tendon like I thought, but it was still interesting explaining it to my coach the next day ("I tripped walking up the stairs, I swear".



2007-01-04 2:06 PM
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Hmmm, I was clumsy in my youth... I try to avoid dangerous things now.

- cut my own finger off while Figure Skating (I should be embarassed to say I was a competitive figure skater) - Age 17

- fractured my orbital bone on my second day of snowboarding when I unsuccessfully unloaded myself from the chairlift and got in hit in the face with it instead. Age 22

- fractured my tailbone (Skating again) when I was bored doing figures and starting jumping in my patch skates (no picks... flat blades) Age 12ish

- ruptured tendons in my ankle when I decided to stand on the volleyball while waiting for the game to start. Age 17

- knocked myself unconscious while vomitting due to drunkeness on the toilet tank on the wall (you now in the UK where the tanks are half way up the wall). The nice bouncers dragged me under the stall door and propped me against the wall outside until my friends found me. I was next to the bar entrance, so they did keep an eye on me until I was rescued by roomies. Age 20
2007-01-04 2:25 PM
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-Not believing the story about peeing on electrified fences.
-Not believing there was a bull patrolling the cow pasture.
2007-01-04 3:12 PM
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mndiver - 2007-01-04 2:25 PM

-Not believing the story about peeing on electrified fences.
-Not believing there was a bull patrolling the cow pasture.


Did the bull find you after you peed on the fence?

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2007-01-04 4:22 PM
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Mine is a little stupid and sad in someways

I was a fat little kid. Not big boned, fat. Mostly because I didnt have parents that would feed me good food. We would eat fast food alot. Anyway, I was over at my Great-Grandma's house and my dad came over to pick me up. He said, "We are going to Hardees" As a 5 year old, this was my favorite place to eat. I got so excited that I ran through the living room, through the kitchen and out the back door. The catch was that I didnt exactly open the door before I started going through it. It was a glass storm door and my hand had slipped off of the handle and went through 2 panes of glass. OUCH!!! So I eventually did get to go to Hardees after a detour to the emergency room for stitches. (BTW I had 2 Big Roast Beef sandwiches and a Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich at Hardees) ( I told you I was fat)

As a 12 year old, I was riding my 18 spd Huffy around town with my friends. We decided we would jumps stuff. So after successfully jumping some ramps and various other things, I decided to jump off of a loading dock. I got up some speed and jumped off, but I pulled up to soon so when I reached the end of the dock, I was already coming back down. My front tire hit the ground first and twisted quickly to the left side. I fell forward and the end of the handlebar stabbed me in the chest. It bent the bar and left me on the ground unable to breathe for a few minutes. I ended up with a badly bruised sternum and that was all


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