Ouch!
A friend was once given a biopsy by a sleep-deprived junior doctor.
They needed a sample of his colon, so inserted the long bendy jaws-on-the-end thingy, located the suspect area and... he shot through the ceiling. Doctor had forgotten to administer any anaesthetic.
What was your ouchiest moment?
( , Thu 29 Jul 2010, 17:29)
A friend was once given a biopsy by a sleep-deprived junior doctor.
They needed a sample of his colon, so inserted the long bendy jaws-on-the-end thingy, located the suspect area and... he shot through the ceiling. Doctor had forgotten to administer any anaesthetic.
What was your ouchiest moment?
( , Thu 29 Jul 2010, 17:29)
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A couple of years ago, having temporary success in moving out from my parents' house, I decided to embark on several things that I had wanted to do, but didn't want my parents knowing about.
Having had several piercings before, all above the waist, and not having a parter (or indeed, the prospect of one), I thought that it would be a good time to get myself a Prince Albert.
I popped myself down to London shortly after new year, since I knew of a very reputable place down there that wouldn't do a cackhanded job of it. I spent my day doing London things, and left the job as the last thing to do before heading back. I booked myself in, and sat rather nervously, as, after all, I was going to have a needle put through my manhood. The lovely woman, who was to do the procedure, talked me through what was going to happen. I was fully prepared for what was to happen, meaning that my legs were clamped shut, and I was shaking (through both fear, and the fact that I was in a room without a heater in early January).
When I had calmed myself down, and dropped my trousers, revealing my manhood to the female species for the first time since puberty. I thought hard about blaming the cold for the lack of size, but I didn't want the pity of someone who would certainly think that I was making excuses.
Having been sterilised (but not in that way), and with the receiving tube inserted into the urethra (which was very cold), I realised, slightly too late, that the next thing coming would be the needle, rather than the anesthetic that I had previously been expecting. I caught a glimpse of the needle, in all of its three-point-something millimetre glory, and decided that it would be best to close my eyes. On reception of the needle, my body tensed up, and my my feet flinched upwards rather sharply.
This ended in an uncomfortable experience for the two of us. I managed to kick the poor woman in the stomach, and the resultant shock caused her to pull the needle upwards. Despite being in excruciating pain, it thankfully did no more damage than was initially intended, and though contorted lips, I apologised profusely.
Once the jewellery was in place, I made my way home, now realising why people recommended having a short journey home, rather than half an hour on the tube, an hour and a half on the train, and a mile walk at the other end.
This however, was not the end of my pain. Ignoring the regular stinging caused by evacuating myself in the days afterwards, I was finding the ring that was in place uncomfortable, as it was slightly too large. A week after the wound was inflicted, I bought a smaller ring, since I didn't want another few weeks of discomfort before it healed. In retrospect, it would've been better to endure that, than have what came to me, at the fault of my own hands.
I sterilised the new jewellery with alcohol gel, washed myself with water, and removed the larger ring. I then put a little bit of lubricant on the new ring to ease it through the hole.
At least, I thought it was lubricant. I'd put the alcohol on it instead.
Let me tell you, that was far, far, far more painful than any needle, and the scream that was produced woke up my flatmate, who was sleeping downstairs. I have since learned my lesson in not fiddling with unhealed piercings, and not to leave lubricant and alcohol gel next to each other.
Length? Perhaps not as much as I'd have liked.
( , Sun 1 Aug 2010, 20:22, 8 replies)
keep things like that as separate as possible
one hungover morning, i managed to brush my teeth - very briefly - with immac :(
( , Sun 1 Aug 2010, 20:46, closed)
one hungover morning, i managed to brush my teeth - very briefly - with immac :(
( , Sun 1 Aug 2010, 20:46, closed)
I have the exact opposite experience.
My PA was less painful than the piercing on the top of my ear.
I lasted a week before having sex with it.
The Nips were a fucking nightmare - I nearly passed out after catching one on the top of the car door getting out.
I had them migrate, and re-pierced 4 times before giving up.
( , Sun 1 Aug 2010, 23:27, closed)
For me, the top of the ear was fine, just some dull aching afterwards.
When having the nipples done, it seemed like an eternity that the needle was passing through, and healing wasn't pleasant. The PA pain was brief, but the intensity was far greater than any of the others.
I have caught my nipple piercings on a number of things, though, including various juggling props that have nicked it on their way down. That smarted.
( , Mon 2 Aug 2010, 16:40, closed)
I did
And it's all healed up now. I stretched it a bit, too, to avoid the dreaded cheesewire effect. I now have a happy, healthy, 5mm circular barbell there.
( , Mon 2 Aug 2010, 16:42, closed)
And it's all healed up now. I stretched it a bit, too, to avoid the dreaded cheesewire effect. I now have a happy, healthy, 5mm circular barbell there.
( , Mon 2 Aug 2010, 16:42, closed)
Good story
though I genuinely do not understand the urge to poke bits of metal through parts of your own body.
Or have permanent drawings put on it.
But have a click anyway
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 12:11, closed)
though I genuinely do not understand the urge to poke bits of metal through parts of your own body.
Or have permanent drawings put on it.
But have a click anyway
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 12:11, closed)
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