
Speaking about falling on your face and other such injuries:
I was talking to mofaha yesterday, and I turned around and walked straight into the doorframe. I have a bump/bruise on my head now. Also, it made a hollow noise. =/

My mum did the worst one.
She stood up really fast behind the fireplace, and where we lived at the time, the wood burner was in this hollow with a metal bar at the top, the kind of metal girder you'd see dangling from a building in progress, but smaller.
She scraped across the top of her head, stood there for a split second and burst out crying.
Can you imagine how painful that was!?
She was walking funny for days.
My stepdad always walked into doorframes in that house. He ducked one, and walked straight into the next once. Then into the door.
From then on I put a picture of a duck above the door.
That usually distracted people sufficiently to make them bump their heads, though.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 1:28,
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She stood up really fast behind the fireplace, and where we lived at the time, the wood burner was in this hollow with a metal bar at the top, the kind of metal girder you'd see dangling from a building in progress, but smaller.
She scraped across the top of her head, stood there for a split second and burst out crying.
Can you imagine how painful that was!?
She was walking funny for days.
My stepdad always walked into doorframes in that house. He ducked one, and walked straight into the next once. Then into the door.
From then on I put a picture of a duck above the door.
That usually distracted people sufficiently to make them bump their heads, though.

That sounds so painful.
Hahahah that's the win. *tapes ducks above all the doors* Oh...pictures...?
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Hahahah that's the win. *tapes ducks above all the doors* Oh...pictures...?

Andy, my stepdad, is pleased that we've moved since then.
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