I broke my collar bone when I was 6 after I fell off my bike. Broken my ankle twice, once from jumping off a trampoline and the other running right into a ditch and tearing it all to shit. Busted my knee cap, again another fall from running and tripping and I had a slight crack in my skull from where my cousin accidentally hit me in the head with a baseball bat (long story short he swung, I was near him, lights out).
Poll: Sticks and stones have broken my bone(s).
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Never broken a bone. Broke a collarbone on my sister when I was a kid though. /shame
Anyways, hope I never experience that pain.
Anyways, hope I never experience that pain.
Very nearly broke my arm when I fell off my bicycle once. Turns out it was just badly bruised. Doctors were amazed considering the damage that I'd managed to do to my skin. It was completely ripped to shred. They guess that instead of a hard impact I'd managed to drag it out, hence the no broken bone but bloody skin.
I've broken a tooth though if that counts?
I've broken a tooth though if that counts?
22 now and never broken a bone, but then again I'm not sure I've been in any situation which has really tested my skeleton.
I had pretty serious surgery when I was four, and I had to have a lot of bones and stuff moved around in my hands, I assume some of them had to be broken and re-shaped to fit them in my hands properly, so I guess then.
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Me, 23 and still nothing broken. I've fallen a lot, even from high places, yet still without a fracture.
My right collar bone when I was born.
My right leg's both shin bones when I was 7.
My right collar bone (second time) when I was 9.
My right arm (one of the bones) when I was 11.
After that I was like "screw it, I don't want to anymore." and haven't broken any bones after that. I'm 22 now.
My right leg's both shin bones when I was 7.
My right collar bone (second time) when I was 9.
My right arm (one of the bones) when I was 11.
After that I was like "screw it, I don't want to anymore." and haven't broken any bones after that. I'm 22 now.
I was tied to a tree at age seven and beaten with large wooden stilts.
Had some cracked ribs after that one.
Had some cracked ribs after that one.
I broke my ankle when I was 8. Spent about 6 months in a cast. I got it from falling down a flight of stairs. I told everyone it was in a soccer accident.
I can call myself quite lucky by not breaking any bone(s) thus far at the age of 24.
I was quite "reckless" during my childhood.That was before I bumped heads with video games.
I was quite "reckless" during my childhood.That was before I bumped heads with video games.
I was 5.
Broken collar bone.
An adult tripped over me and basically crushed me. Enough to break my collar bone. An inch to the side and I'd have been dead.
Edit: Oh, and I broke a bone myself at age 10, when my foot was crushed, breaking one of my meta-tarsals and two of my toes.
Broken collar bone.
An adult tripped over me and basically crushed me. Enough to break my collar bone. An inch to the side and I'd have been dead.
Edit: Oh, and I broke a bone myself at age 10, when my foot was crushed, breaking one of my meta-tarsals and two of my toes.
Age 30 and never, though I did come pretty close once when I worked in a lumber yard that specialized in "reclaimed wood".
We were sorting a load of wood and stacking it which meant climbing on wood that wasn't banded together yet and the end of a 20 foot long 4x6 rolled off the stack and onto my ankle while the other end stayed on the stack. Pretty much the whole weight of the piece was pressing down on my foot and ankle and there was nothing under it, my foot was pinned against the stack behind the one we were working on. I managed to pull my foot out without breaking anything but it hurt like hell to walk on for the rest of the day and a couple of days after that.
We were sorting a load of wood and stacking it which meant climbing on wood that wasn't banded together yet and the end of a 20 foot long 4x6 rolled off the stack and onto my ankle while the other end stayed on the stack. Pretty much the whole weight of the piece was pressing down on my foot and ankle and there was nothing under it, my foot was pinned against the stack behind the one we were working on. I managed to pull my foot out without breaking anything but it hurt like hell to walk on for the rest of the day and a couple of days after that.
When I was 3, I think. I jumped off a bed (not a bunk bed, a regular, average-sized bed) and broke my toe.
I broke my leg at age 7. Green Stick fracture. I jumped off of a cliff thing onto what I thought was soft sand. Turned out the sand only went about an inch deep :/
You know, I don't think I've ever broken a bone. I might have cracked my right elbow falling on icy tarmac a few years back, it was really painful and I could barely move my arm for most of the day, but if it was cracked then I never bothered to have it checked, just bore with it for the day. It still kind of twinges when I lean on it slightly.