Isn't anyone going to play a violin?

Sorry to hear that GC. I'd say that I know how it feels but I don't; I've never broken a bone *rubs it in* .

Edited by - esquilax on 9/2/2004 1:04:38 AM

I know EXACTLY how you feel, i broke me left foreare in three different places in the wrist region, plaster for 2 months or something like that
Ironic thing was, first broken bone, broken the first time i went ice skating...

Hope you heal up well

@ff:
I had a hernia when i was about 6, cant remember much, hope it recovers soon!

im a bit wary around doctors, the first doctor i was put under nearly killed me several times by delaying prescribing me medicine when i was younger.

the next time was to do with gromits in my ears ( small things that drain excess fluid from the ear ) originally due to be in only for 6 months, they where left in for 6 years, mum got fed up with being fobbed off with ' come back in 6 months ' so she demanded to see a consultant.

he took a look in my left ear, and pulled out the gromit using some medical doodad. looked in my right ear, said ' hmm interesting ' left the room and booked me in for surgery the next week, my right ear had grown around the gromit, causing me slight deafness in my right side, made slightly worse by the fact they had to open my ear and cut out the gromit.

As they say on Irish sitcoms.....Shaaaaaaayzusss! ff. And, in the immortal words of Kato Kaelin who, when an attorney for the prosecution badly bobbled a piece of State's evidence while Kato was on the witness stand said: "Oops. Law suit!"

"the next time was to do with gromits in my ears"

gromits what? I know he lives close to you, ff, but not that close

ouch Chris, I've yet to break a bone that big, but fingers and ribs hurt bad enough!
Anyway, look on the bright side, that plaster cast is like a girl magnet, you'll get so much sympathy you'll be loving it!

Sorry to hear that. However, the bones will grow together, and soon you'll feel as if nothing happened. Thank goodness for regeneration!

Life is sexually transmitted

@chips don't give the kid ideas he's only 10 He was trying to jump over a crash barrier in a multi storey car park but tripped and broke his arm in the fall. It was a compound fracture and he now has metal pins inserted into his arm whilst the bone knits back together

sorry to hear that Chris
I'll repeat what I said before, I'm very glad I'm not a guy

Sorry to here about your arm. I have had meny broken bones. The most recent was mu elbow.............

They will heal.......................AZAR

Thats not very good Ive only broken nothing yet so...yeah gl playing games mate