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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: tomcat on October 13, 2006, 13:01:03
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been off work this week, i rolled the motor at weardale with swmbo in the pass seat :cry: :cry: :cry: but thankfully swmbo had her harnes on :D :D :D but muppet here didnt :oops: :oops: :oops: and for that i now have two broken ribs "owch" :cry: :cry: any one els ever had broken ribs? the motor only needs a roof panel. :D :D thanks to the roll cage it was no worse.any one else been in a roll over..ps.why are you lot not at work......... :? :?
healing nicely
john t
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Hi John - sounds nasty, at least you got off "lightly", next time I bet you'll be wearing your harness. :wink:
Not been in a roll, but have fractured my ribs doing Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) when I was younger. It's like having a knife permanently in your side, which takes you to the floor when it decides to remind you of your stupidity. :lol:
Oh yeah - I am at work. "Group ICT Manager" means I get to drop in and out of my favourite forums, without it appearing on the web logs. :twisted:
Get well soon mate.
Horness
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I am at work, I work from home!!
But glad you both are ok. Bet it teaches you to put it on every time now.
Paul
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Good fun busted ribs eh!!!!
Weird, both Bulli and myself have suffered the same fate, couple of broken ribs, both while practising Muay Thai.
I guess it should have a safety warning.
More importantly, how the truck... :lol:
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Did it with a mates ford ranger. Sat there upside down for a good few minutes, laughing and trying to work out how to get out of the belts without injuring ourselves on the glass etc. Hit black ise at speed on a road in Canda, just went into the median and keeled over.
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Good fun busted ribs eh!!!!
Weird, both Bulli and myself have suffered the same fate, couple of broken ribs, both while practising Muay Thai.
I guess it should have a safety warning.
More importantly, how the truck... :lol:
the truck faired a lot better than my ribs,it needs a roof.a repair to the ns front wing and the os rear crossmember needs pushing out all cosmetic real lucky. :D :D :D
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apart from the repairs you may want to invest in a remember your seat belt sticker.
Joking apart though glad to hear its not a major injury (ok you know what I mean it could of been a lot worse)hope you make a speedy recovery
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apart from the repairs you may want to invest in a remember your seat belt sticker.
Joking apart though glad to hear its not a major injury (ok you know what I mean it could of been a lot worse)hope you make a speedy recovery
thank you, alls healing nicly. a sticker for the centre of the steering wheel not a bad move.lol :D :D :D
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Get a light
Then we'll take bets on how long it takes you to rip it out :)
Audi had that once, would get in, start it up and Ding Ding Ding...
Two days after I got it it had an accident with some wire cutters.
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Good to hear it wasn't major - and that you are getting better.
I have been there before myself numerous times - used to play alot of Rugby - broke/dislocated ribs on 5 different ocassions one season, which was due to the weakening of the muscles / tendons etc that hold the ribs in place, after a largish chest operation - had to give up playing on the advice of the Docs, said I would end up puncturing a lung or worse. Still miss it immensely - Rugby best game in the world - "Rugby; a game for hooligans played by gentlemen" compared to Football, a game for gentlemen played by hooligans.
Hoping you feel better soon and back on the sauce!!
Chris
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Get a light
Then we'll take bets on how long it takes you to rip it out :)
Audi had that once, would get in, start it up and Ding Ding Ding...
Two days after I got it it had an accident with some wire cutters.
know wot u mean,went to usa in may fly drive, the ford ranger we hired had the bing bing bing seat belt warning on the front and rear belts, left the spare belts in the rear pluged in.gets on ya threppenny bits. :D :D :D