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Annoying injuries at parties through no fault of your own? Do share!

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  • #52
    Roadtrippin
    Registered Users Posts: 350 ✭✭Roadtrippin


    stripysocks85 wrote: »
    Thanks guys for the replies. Basically I called in sick to work and have sat in bed with my foot raised. I did hobble downstairs to get bran flakes but that will do me now. I've actually since found out that one of my mates had my phone in his pocket so I'm getting it off him later. I really really really hope my ankle isn't ****ed :( I will go straight to A&E tomorrow morning early if it's still as sore. Never. Drinking. Alcohol. Again. :(

    Please do me a favour and just go and see your GP/Hospital or a Physiotherapist today. If you wait too long with this kind of injury it can result in long term repercussions, even surgery or permanent damage...

    Seriously, no joke - my friend was told she may have to get surgery because of the broken ankle not being spotted!!! SEE YOUR GP, please!


  • #53
    Roadtrippin
    Registered Users Posts: 350 ✭✭Roadtrippin


    LordChessington wrote: »
    Ended up at a friends family gathering one night at their house (marquee out the back, free bar, everything) and got pretty damn drunk. After kissing my mates sister (who was barely legal at the time) their younger brother and his friends thought it would be funny to chase me around threatening me. At one stage, they all jumped up on my back and I fell crashing to the ground, chipping 2 teeth

    Great friends... Seriously a lot of "friends" of people that posters tell stories about on this thread have no cop on.
    What's so funny about putting nail varnish remover on someones head or knocking them over so they chip their teeth!

    They should all get send to A&E working there for one night - see how they like knocking over people then!!! :mad:

    *rant over*

    (ranting a lot to do - apologies upfront)


  • #54
    stripysocks85
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,877 ✭✭✭stripysocks85


    Roadtrippin wrote: »
    Please do me a favour and just go and see your GP/Hospital or a Physiotherapist today. If you wait too long with this kind of injury it can result in long term repercussions, even surgery or permanent damage...

    Seriously, no joke - my friend was told she may have to get surgery because of the broken ankle not being spotted!!! SEE YOUR GP, please!
    Went to the doctor first thing this morning. She said it's not broken, just sprained, so has given me some anti inflammatory tablets & gel & a cert off work for the week. Had to hobble into chemist & shop for some food as place was empty and really felt the strain on my ankle after all that walking so I'm resting it now :) Least it's not broken and I don't need crutches! :D


  • #55
    saralou2011
    Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭saralou2011


    took up an offer of a piggy back ride home, was going fine until he decided to race my friend [who was also giving a piggy back] he trips over= a broken wrist and 4 stitches in my chin for me :(


  • #56
    nicechick!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 440 ✭✭nicechick!


    Calibos wrote: »
    So what you're telling us is that you sleep in the nip ;)

    too right! :D


  • #57
    matt-dublin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,468 ✭✭✭matt-dublin


    Does pregnancy count as an injury?

    I'm male by the way..

    Let's see where this one goes.............


    And go!!!!!


  • #58
    Redpunto
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,024 ✭✭✭Redpunto


    matt-dublin wrote: »
    Does pregnancy count as an injury?

    I'm male by the way..

    Let's see where this one goes.............


    And go!!!!!

    Well once at a party,,,,,,,,,,9 months later oh jebus the pain:D


  • #59
    micropig
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,366 ✭✭✭micropig


    matt-dublin wrote: »
    Does pregnancy count as an injury?

    No, I think that's classed as an accident:p


  • #60
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    My ex managed to slam my knee in a door, repeatedly. We we all messing around, chasing him (he was wearing a tshirt that said "Spank Me"), he ran into the bathroom, I ran in after him, he did an about turn and slammed the door to shut me in there... on my knee. Then, thinking it was just me pushing against the door, he slammed it again, and again, then leaned up against it with all his might (thankfully he wasn't an awful lot stronger than me!). It took one of his friends to said "Dude, I don't think she's playing anymore", so he opened the door and I came rolling out like molton lava, jesus, wouldn't talk to him all night. To make it worse I was eventing that weekend, a pretty important team event, and if I hadn't been able to ride, it wouldn't just have been me that would have kicked seven shades of sh*te out of him in the end!


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