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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by zencentury View Post
    Eeyore?

    By the way, that was no accident. I meant to do that. Yeah.
    Thank you Zen,

    Not much into children's stories as I have 0 kids.

    smilingcat

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    But weren't you a kid once? You don't remember Winnie-the-Pooh and Eeyore?



    Karen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuckervill View Post
    But weren't you a kid once? You don't remember Winnie-the-Pooh and Eeyore?

    Karen
    Tis true, But my Winnie was in Japanese sadly, the hard bound book disappeared when we moved here. I do remember Winnie, piglet, Eeyore just the spelling gets to me at times. Not to mention my odd grammar.

    hai, sumimamsen
    smilingcat

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    Wow, I feel downright boring.

    I've broken a few bones, mostly in Taekwon-Do, but my most outlandish accident was when I tore my meniscus putting beer in the fridge.

    I had a bunch of groceries, including a box of beer on the counter. I was squatted down, knees out, butt on heels, putting it into the bottom part of the fridge. by accident I bumped the glass cutting board that was propped up against the fridge on the counter and it shot down the crack like a tiny guillotine and whacked my knee. My Dr. figures the meniscus tear probably happened when I fell backward, twisting the knee. Ouch!

    I've had a lot of skiing accidents too, fortunately nothing injured except my ego. Once, I was teaching a now-ex but then cute-single-guy to ski. (Same name as yours, Regina ) He was doing pretty well, so I said he should just continue down the hill, I was going to play in the trees a bit. Just downhill from him I shot out of a clearing, over a jump below a tree and as I landed the jump I wedged my ski under a looped-up root of another tree. Total yard sale.

    The best accident I know of, though, was an aunt of mine that was on a first date with a guy she really liked, taking a romantic walk through the park, holding hands, moonlight, looking into his eyes. She fell into an uncovered manhole.

    Anne

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    Talking

    Pscyclepath always says there are two kinds of cyclists- those that have had wrecks and those who haven't yet. This is his argument for helmets.

    I had my wreck back in college- borrowed my roommate's bike -it was way too small for me- I got my knees tangled in the handlebars and flipped over said handlebars. Took the Lord's name in vain- right there in front of the Baptist Student Union. Ended up having a few stitches in my head.

    Even though I've had my mandatory wreck - I do always wear my helmet- I promised Momma & that is now enought to make me behave.
    A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.

  6. #6
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    Wow, I am also among those feeling grateful after reading all this.

    My worst injury was when I was 10, and I managed to tear all the ligaments in one ankle just playing jump rope on the playground with some other girls.

    Other than that, pretty much nada.
    "The best rides are the ones where you bite off much more than you can chew, and live through it." ~ Doug Bradbury

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    mystery food

    My blood went to Mayo Clinic and they tested for almost every item that was in the Spanish Paella that I ate. It did taste good too. Just because my tongue swelled... When the Chef gave the list of ingredients, I have eaten all of them without trouble - the only new thing was the squid and mussels (but I can eat clams). The ER doc suggested that it could be not what I ate, but what my food ate, so we may never know. I'm calling my allergist tomorrow to see if she's come up with anything. Was supposed to call today, but I was out all day on a business trip.
    Beth

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    Quote Originally Posted by onimity View Post
    my most outlandish accident was when I tore my meniscus putting beer in the fridge.
    See there?
    Beer is bad for you!

    That manhole is priceless. Reminds me of this model
    2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
    2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
    2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager

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    Zen, love the video.

    Conflicted between 'beer is bad for me' and 'glass cutting boards are the devil's work' I chose the latter.

    Anne

 

 

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