Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Basically, I was chasing a guy and got knocked off balance a bit and my foot stuck in a rut in the field, while I fell to the side. my ankle dislocated from the end of my shin/femur and broke my tibia and various bones in my ankle.
Basically, I was chasing a guy and got knocked off balance a bit and my foot stuck in a rut in the field, while I fell to the side. my ankle dislocated from the end of my shin/femur and broke my tibia and various bones in my ankle.
That was a long rehab.
jesus.... sounds painful!
surgery? pins?
Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Surgery to relocate the ankle (put my foot back on). No pins. I also had surgery in 2005 to repair my torn knee ligaments.
NICE!! luckily i've never had to have surgery, just alot of casts, rest, strong painkillers and physio.
I also have a poorly shoulder that I was having physio on not so long ago, general wear through mountain biking I think....
we're both as bad as each other! lol
Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Well...ever since my surgery in Nov of 2005, I've given up sports and now I just work out 3-4 days a week. I figured it was kinda said timestamping my life by the injuries I've had.
And those are just the breaks. I've had concussions from Tae Kwon Do, neck sprains from hockey, twisted ankles from volleyball, a bruised lower back (see: pain) from an idiotic GT Sno-Racer incident, blue fingers from lacrosse.
that might be it...I kinda forget.
I'm going to get back into tennis this summer...that is one of the few sports I've not been injured in yet.
Well...ever since my surgery in Nov of 2005, I've given up sports and now I just work out 3-4 days a week. I figured it was kinda said timestamping my life by the injuries I've had.
And those are just the breaks. I've had concussions from Tae Kwon Do, neck sprains from hockey, twisted ankles from volleyball, a bruised lower back (see: pain) from an idiotic GT Sno-Racer incident, blue fingers from lacrosse.
that might be it...I kinda forget.
I'm going to get back into tennis this summer...that is one of the few sports I've not been injured in yet.
Haha! the more talk to you the more injuries of my own I remember! No feeling in left little finger due to trapping in book case, getting a lump of quarrie stone wedged in my chin, I went go-karting once and even gave myself a hernia! ah the good old days.... lol
Be careful with tennis, the balls can hurt. I got hit with a squash ball once at full speed... had a horrendous welt and bruise, couldn't walk properly for a week.... it hit my right buttock.
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Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Between feeling punchy as a younger man and playing street ball, I have broken many bones – hands, fingers, wrists, ribs, toes, etc. Massive sprains hurt even worse, well, except for broken ribs. Nothing hurts like broken ribs.
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Basically, I was chasing a guy and got knocked off balance a bit and my foot stuck in a rut in the field, while I fell to the side. my ankle dislocated from the end of my shin/femur and broke my tibia and various bones in my ankle.
That was a long rehab.
you and me both......long rehab - you aren't kidding!!!! mine wasn;t sports related though - just a really stupid fall.
i hade an 8 inch metal plate and screws - but i had it taken out after it healed. quite an experience.
Just wondering, as I'm laid up here in the age old male tradition of wearing a bag of frozen peas on my foot!
Seems in my ever more pathetic desire to stay young and fit, I have probably broken a bone, somewhere just between the ball of my foot and my big toe.
It's a strange kind of pain, like a dull ache, and throbbing....ouchie!
:eek: Jamie! Get better!!!
I had a broken foot once.. oh yeah, it was at Lolla, and I ran on it to get to the front! And then I stood on it all day.. and it hurt and hurt and hurt like nothing ever hurt before. And then Pearl Jam took the stage ages later, and I never felt the pain the whole show
I broke my wrist and my elbow when I was 4 but it didn't hurt at all. The doctor says sometimes when your that young it doesn't hurt.
I have a broken foot right now. I had surgery and they had to break it. It hurt the first week or so but it's not so bad. Sorry your laid up. My doctor made me stay home for about a month but I am back at work now:(
I had a broken foot once.. oh yeah, it was at Lolla, and I ran on it to get to the front! And then I stood on it all day.. and it hurt and hurt and hurt like nothing ever hurt before. And then Pearl Jam took the stage ages later, and I never felt the pain the whole show
I had a similar experience. My first ever Pearl Jam show was August 1998 in Barrie Ontario. Cheap Trick opened up for them, and I'm not really a CT fan. Not only that, I hated their music and it gave me the most intense migraine headache I've ever felt. So there I was in agony amidst all the old fogies were getting drunk to CT and acting like retards, I was cursing CT and their crap music for giving me a headache for my first ever PJ show!!!
then....
...from the darkness....
...the opening bars to Corduroy. Adrenaline took over and I felt no pain...it was amazing. I was so excited and enjoyed the whole show. As long as I live I will never forget those few opening notes to that song at that moment in time.
This chick I met in California almost broke my bone once.
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it's the littles bone in your shoulder, the one where most of the ligaments and muscles connect to ...
very interesting, tends to heal very badly and very hard to make a decent diagnosis.. took the doctors three x-rays (showed nothing), two obstetric ultrasonographies and finally a fluoroscopy and a CAT-scan to discover what was wrong. By that time I'd been walking around with that thing broken for about three months ...
Yes I have. I broke my 5th metatarsal on my left foot a couple years ago. It is to date the only confirmed bone break I have ever had and it hurt like a son-of-a-bitch!!! My foot turned just about every color of purple possible. At first (because I never had before) I didn't think i had actually broke it. So i went to work the next morning. As I was literally crawling across our sky bridge to get into the building - and progressively it got much more painful as the morning went on - I finally decided I should go see the doctor. He x-rayed it and to my surprise, he came back in the exam room and proclaimed that 'yep, you sure did break it a good one!' He said it wasn't just a hairline fracture, it was broken in 2. I opted for the removable rocker cast that I could put partial weight on (due to the arcing of the sole - it took all the pressure off of the middle of my foot and redirected it to the toes and heal). I was in that and using a cane for about 6 weeks after. It heeled awfully fast though all things considered. I have sprained my ankle years before and that took almost a full year to have no pain. Compared to that - the broken bone didn't take that much of my life up.
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
It's ok as long as I sit on my lazy arse all day doing nothing. I went bowling today, I had 1 size 9 shoe and 1 size 11, like a freak I was. I disgusted myself.
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... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Basically, I was chasing a guy and got knocked off balance a bit and my foot stuck in a rut in the field, while I fell to the side. my ankle dislocated from the end of my shin/femur and broke my tibia and various bones in my ankle.
That was a long rehab.
jesus.... sounds painful!
surgery? pins?
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Surgery to relocate the ankle (put my foot back on). No pins. I also had surgery in 2005 to repair my torn knee ligaments.
NICE!! luckily i've never had to have surgery, just alot of casts, rest, strong painkillers and physio.
I also have a poorly shoulder that I was having physio on not so long ago, general wear through mountain biking I think....
we're both as bad as each other! lol
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
And those are just the breaks. I've had concussions from Tae Kwon Do, neck sprains from hockey, twisted ankles from volleyball, a bruised lower back (see: pain) from an idiotic GT Sno-Racer incident, blue fingers from lacrosse.
that might be it...I kinda forget.
I'm going to get back into tennis this summer...that is one of the few sports I've not been injured in yet.
Haha! the more talk to you the more injuries of my own I remember! No feeling in left little finger due to trapping in book case, getting a lump of quarrie stone wedged in my chin, I went go-karting once and even gave myself a hernia! ah the good old days.... lol
Be careful with tennis, the balls can hurt. I got hit with a squash ball once at full speed... had a horrendous welt and bruise, couldn't walk properly for a week.... it hit my right buttock.
feel free to mock
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you and me both......long rehab - you aren't kidding!!!! mine wasn;t sports related though - just a really stupid fall.
i hade an 8 inch metal plate and screws - but i had it taken out after it healed. quite an experience.
I think I broke my middle finger
I had a broken nose once---hurt like HELL when they had to stick a stick up my nostril to set it.
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:eek: Jamie! Get better!!!
I had a broken foot once.. oh yeah, it was at Lolla, and I ran on it to get to the front! And then I stood on it all day.. and it hurt and hurt and hurt like nothing ever hurt before. And then Pearl Jam took the stage ages later, and I never felt the pain the whole show
the end.
.. and i wasn't the aggressor, just standing up for my gf who was getting harrassed by him.
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I have a broken foot right now. I had surgery and they had to break it. It hurt the first week or so but it's not so bad. Sorry your laid up. My doctor made me stay home for about a month but I am back at work now:(
I had a similar experience. My first ever Pearl Jam show was August 1998 in Barrie Ontario. Cheap Trick opened up for them, and I'm not really a CT fan. Not only that, I hated their music and it gave me the most intense migraine headache I've ever felt. So there I was in agony amidst all the old fogies were getting drunk to CT and acting like retards, I was cursing CT and their crap music for giving me a headache for my first ever PJ show!!!
then....
...from the darkness....
...the opening bars to Corduroy. Adrenaline took over and I felt no pain...it was amazing. I was so excited and enjoyed the whole show. As long as I live I will never forget those few opening notes to that song at that moment in time.
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it's the littles bone in your shoulder, the one where most of the ligaments and muscles connect to ...
very interesting, tends to heal very badly and very hard to make a decent diagnosis.. took the doctors three x-rays (showed nothing), two obstetric ultrasonographies and finally a fluoroscopy and a CAT-scan to discover what was wrong. By that time I'd been walking around with that thing broken for about three months ...
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i been that made your balance all fuckered up (yes, no)
could you still hear (yes, no)
would you tell us about this please (yes, no)
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I am tired; my heart is
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i have to say that the sprains i have suffered in my right ankle have been some of the most painful experiences ever though.
Esther's here and she's sick?
hi Esther, now we are all going to be sick, thanks
Big toe slightly more swollen tonight, skin very tight, still unable to put weight on it, bruising starting to appear worse.
and then go see a doctor
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