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Like a scene from The Exorcist, I once spewed a stomach-full of blood all over a charming nurse as I came round after a major dental operation. Tell us your tales of red, red horror.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2008, 14:39)
Like a scene from The Exorcist, I once spewed a stomach-full of blood all over a charming nurse as I came round after a major dental operation. Tell us your tales of red, red horror.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2008, 14:39)
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Sunday Bloody Sunday...
Standing at the top of a hill in a park drinking whiskey in the moonlight with my pal…
At some point I vaguely remember him claiming he was going to "ride my carcass down the mountain" before launching himself at me, propelling us both through the hedge barrier and surfing me down a very steep hill at great speed like some kind of god-awful human sledge.
Luckily my head stopped us reaching warp speed thanks to a conveniently placed tree...
I don’t recall much else that night (or that year come to think of it) aside from both of us running off to my house whooping, to sleep the booze & pain off.
I awoke to see his chubby torso dangling from the spare bed opposite me and groggily fired two BB pellets from the permanantly loaded 'Webley Stinger' I kept next to my bed, into the flank of his leg to wake him up - which it did spectacularly.
As we both sat up I realised I had a bright red pillow attached to my head which I had to literally peel off and dispose of. Turns out I had been haemorrhaging all night long!
We both laughed, whislt marvelling at the dark pool of blood in my bed and the two trickles running down his leg.
About a year later I had to have an operation to remove a catarct from my eye, a unusual affliction for an eighteen year old boy, which the doctor told me was most likely caused by a severe blow to the head - I would have cried but my tear ducts had inexplicably stopped working...
Great days.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2008, 11:04, 1 reply)
Standing at the top of a hill in a park drinking whiskey in the moonlight with my pal…
At some point I vaguely remember him claiming he was going to "ride my carcass down the mountain" before launching himself at me, propelling us both through the hedge barrier and surfing me down a very steep hill at great speed like some kind of god-awful human sledge.
Luckily my head stopped us reaching warp speed thanks to a conveniently placed tree...
I don’t recall much else that night (or that year come to think of it) aside from both of us running off to my house whooping, to sleep the booze & pain off.
I awoke to see his chubby torso dangling from the spare bed opposite me and groggily fired two BB pellets from the permanantly loaded 'Webley Stinger' I kept next to my bed, into the flank of his leg to wake him up - which it did spectacularly.
As we both sat up I realised I had a bright red pillow attached to my head which I had to literally peel off and dispose of. Turns out I had been haemorrhaging all night long!
We both laughed, whislt marvelling at the dark pool of blood in my bed and the two trickles running down his leg.
About a year later I had to have an operation to remove a catarct from my eye, a unusual affliction for an eighteen year old boy, which the doctor told me was most likely caused by a severe blow to the head - I would have cried but my tear ducts had inexplicably stopped working...
Great days.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2008, 11:04, 1 reply)
'whiskey' is irish or even nermerican *shudders*
...which if course is not 'whisky', which is Scotch, which is a drink whereas i, hailing from Scotland, am Scots, and of course pedantic.
just saying
( , Tue 12 Aug 2008, 16:37, closed)
...which if course is not 'whisky', which is Scotch, which is a drink whereas i, hailing from Scotland, am Scots, and of course pedantic.
just saying
( , Tue 12 Aug 2008, 16:37, closed)
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