When I climbed Pompeii in sandals and got all volcanic dust in my sandals and then had to walk funny all the way down in a hurry
I got blood on my sandals.
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I got blood on my sandals.
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that sounds more like your feet and sandals having the issue there
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Yeah it was mainly them but the walk gave way to same achey legs.
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Was it the used jamrags in his toga pocket that gave it away?
Wait, I'm mistaking him for Bobicus Toddicus.
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Wait, I'm mistaking him for Bobicus Toddicus.
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He just wanted to remind us all about his recent holiday to Naples.
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I assume you got a wet-wipe out of your handbag and wiped it off though right?
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I dunno, probably that time I walked up some mountain in China in like a day.
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after descending Helvellyn
or when the wife dragged me round Cribbs Causeway three times looking for wedding stuff.
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or when the wife dragged me round Cribbs Causeway three times looking for wedding stuff.
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When I was living in a hut in Zambia I decided to go for a walk. It was going well and I had just poked a deadly spider with a stick.
Then I walked through a nest of the biggest ants I have ever seen. I had to abandon my shoes and socks and spent the afternoon digging mandibles out of my ankles.
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Then I walked through a nest of the biggest ants I have ever seen. I had to abandon my shoes and socks and spent the afternoon digging mandibles out of my ankles.
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Go to your front door, open the door and put your left hand outside the door with the fingers against the outside wall.
Then grab the handle with your right hand and pull the door towards you as hard as you can without moving your left hand.
Repeat the above steps until your right arm gets tired, at which point you should change arms (if you are not able to use your left hand at this point then use your teeth).
For the grand finale put your head against the outer part of the door frame and with what is left of your hands pull the door towards you as hard as you can.
By this point you should notice a considerable improvement in the pain in your legs.
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Then grab the handle with your right hand and pull the door towards you as hard as you can without moving your left hand.
Repeat the above steps until your right arm gets tired, at which point you should change arms (if you are not able to use your left hand at this point then use your teeth).
For the grand finale put your head against the outer part of the door frame and with what is left of your hands pull the door towards you as hard as you can.
By this point you should notice a considerable improvement in the pain in your legs.
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No, my head and hand will hurt. I still won't complain about it.
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when i had to wade waist-deep through that pool of lava in order to catch a falling puppy
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Now!
Well my left one anyway! Osteo-necrosis of the femur.
I have to get a titanium sleeve installed over the dead bone in 6 weeks time. It's a bastard!
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Well my left one anyway! Osteo-necrosis of the femur.
I have to get a titanium sleeve installed over the dead bone in 6 weeks time. It's a bastard!
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This has occurred to me...
I also get one of these badges that excuses me from metal detectors.
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I also get one of these badges that excuses me from metal detectors.
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