A very bad burn on the most sensitive part of my finger. Ouch. Also while playing football I suspect I had a small fracture in my knee based on how badly it hurt any time I moved it. The doctors came up with nothing, but it still hurt like a *****. Of course, I still played, and I limped all over the field. Oh, and I was on the offensive line too, so every play required a lot of pushing and straining on my knee. The burn on the finger still wins though.
Cracking my skull on a metal barrier at a concert...but the adrenaline took away the pain so I could finish the concert, but it hurt like crazy and had me sick for a while and some brutal headaches that still occur
Broke my ankle in two places, one part literally broke off, and some ligament damage too. What's worse is falling on that same ankle while in a cast :(
I was running up some slippery stairs outside last summer, slipped backwards, did a backfllip, and landed on my left big toe, and it actually shot it out of the skin like a bullet. it was just the top half, though.
I was running up some slippery stairs outside last summer, slipped backwards, did a backfllip, and landed on my left big toe, and it actually shot it out of the skin like a bullet. it was just the top half, though.
I've been lucky because I haven't been through much intense physical pain. What about you?MajorSport
In a way you are unlucky for this because physical pain is as inevitable as death, and those who have already known it may better handle it upon their next encounter.
[QUOTE="MajorSport"]I've been lucky because I haven't been through much intense physical pain. What about you?quiglythegreat
In a way you are unlucky for this because physical pain is as inevitable as death, and those who have already known it may better handle it upon their next encounter.
thats a hard one to say, either....tearing a ligament in my leg, separating my shoulder (it was a constant pain if i moved it too much) or burning my rear(dont ask)
[QUOTE="MajorSport"]I've been lucky because I haven't been through much intense physical pain. What about you?quiglythegreat
In a way you are unlucky for this because physical pain is as inevitable as death, and those who have already known it may better handle it upon their next encounter.
that is so deep
oh and btw can someone describe what it is like to get wisdom teeth removed cuz im going to get mine removed eventually
when i was in 3rd grade... this guy pushed off the slide.. i fell down, my elbow hit the metal part of the slide.. i could hear like a breaking sound of my bone.. it went "CRRACK!".. my head hit the metal and i fell on the floor.. i was feeling the worst pain of my life.. then i dont remember what happened after that.. i think i went out cold or something.. next thing i know i was at the hospital.. that pain... i hated it.. why dint i just go out cold right after i hit it.. why did i have to feel that pain for 1 -2 minutes..
I think the worst initial pain I had was when my brother shoved a basketball into my left index finger and it broke in 3 places. I'd have broken bones before so I figured it was no big deal and didn't go to the doctor. But my finger still looked super demented for days and I couldn't write because i'm left handed, so I finally went to the doctor and it turns out the tendon in my finger was almost completely severed. It was too late to surgically correct it though, so to this day I have a super F'd up looking finger, right out of a horror movie. x_x
Worst pain over time (a DOT if you will :P) was getting my wisdom teeth removed a few years ago. The dentists that did it were less than perfect, and I swallowed so much blood that I was vomiting a few hours after the surgery, and i'll never forget the horrible cracking sound/feeling as my teeth were being crushed. The nurse used too much nitrous oxide too, but I can't complain about that, I was high as a kite during the whole thing :P. But yea, after the novacaine wore off...theres no amount of alcohol and vicodin in the world that coulda helped. >_<
Either my massive headaches or a scratch on my knee. One time i was crawling on the floor and some how my index finger got out and i put all of my weight on that one finger. That hurt quite a lot.
8 lb piece of steel from the WTC hit me in the head and split my head open or maybe when i broke my thumb and middle finger in football along with shin splints and a pulled quadricep and still playing through the game. I was on the D line so i was in a lot of pain.
well, one time in football i hit this kid so hard.. i actually blacked out. I remember waking up and seeing the kid i hit rolling around on the ground screaming. Then i realized i couldnt breathe. i tried to tell my coach that when he came to me, and i could talk perfectly, but i couldnt breathe. He just thought i had the wind knocked out of me, so i continued to tell him no that wasnt it. So i layed down, they called the ambulance, my back was driving me crazy and the whole time they put me on a stretcher my 4 year old brother was watching the whole time... that part was probably the worst.
either when i broke my middle toe in two places and my ignorant PE teacher tried to convince me it was only dislocating it by pulling it out to try and reset it, or when i popped my shoulder out of its socket and it got caught on the way back in and i had to pull it back in.
those two take the cake, although i have broken 5 bones and used to wrestle so pain's not all that unfamiliar to me.
Man I hate those injuries when you keep doing what you were doing despite the intense pain.
I once slammed my finger in my friend's car door so hard that the nail came right off, but being the dumbass that I am, played it off and tried to continue working out at the fitness center...stupid of me, lol.
well, one time in football i hit this kid so hard.. i actually blacked out. I remember waking up and seeing the kid i hit rolling around on the ground screaming. Then i realized i couldnt breathe. i tried to tell my coach that when he came to me, and i could talk perfectly, but i couldnt breathe. He just thought i had the wind knocked out of me, so i continued to tell him no that wasnt it. So i layed down, they called the ambulance, my back was driving me crazy and the whole time they put me on a stretcher my 4 year old brother was watching the whole time... that part was probably the worst. demo561
I had that happen to me, i got hit so hard in the elbow with a helmet, i blacked out for 10 minutes from the pain all i remember is not being able to see for a good 10-15 minutes and feeling really nauseous.
[QUOTE="demo561"]well, one time in football i hit this kid so hard.. i actually blacked out. I remember waking up and seeing the kid i hit rolling around on the ground screaming. Then i realized i couldnt breathe. i tried to tell my coach that when he came to me, and i could talk perfectly, but i couldnt breathe. He just thought i had the wind knocked out of me, so i continued to tell him no that wasnt it. So i layed down, they called the ambulance, my back was driving me crazy and the whole time they put me on a stretcher my 4 year old brother was watching the whole time... that part was probably the worst. UrbanSpartan125
I had that happen to me, i got hit so hard in the elbow with a helmet, i blacked out for 10 minutes from the pain all i remember is not being able to see for a good 10-15 minutes and feeling really nauseous.
yeah horrible stuff. And when i was working out my knee came out of place, then jumped back in when i stepped down with the leg. I had no idea what was going on at the time. Its been over a month and i am currently trying to get it back into shape for ball this season.
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