funky dredd
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How dare you feel tired! I'm here until 7 am
Nick M
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Well it's 7 there. In Florida. It's 1 32 AM right here in New York City. It's time for me to go to sleep...maybe. Or I may consider staying up the whole night, making it through the school day, and then coming home and sleeping untill Sunday. That doesn't sound so bad...
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*Flash Back*
/me shudders
I was just learning to ride a 2 wheel bicycle, I lived on a dead-end street so it was perfect for kids to ride bikes, play, run
At one end of the street was the 'woods', an area between my street and the next that had nothing a lot of trees and bushes. The other end was the 'field', an elementry school baseball field. My house was pretty much in the middle of both the woods and field.
Did I mention there was a chain that went from one side of the field to the next? Not really sure why it was there, it didn't stop people from going there nor did it stop animal from getting on the field and doing their 'business'. Well, the day I learned to ride my bike, I figured out why that chain was there.
This was my time to shine, to show my dad that I could do what he had been teaching me. I climbed on the bike, dad was holding it up. Dad held it steady as I started to peddle off, he ran along side for a few feet then let go. Wooo hooo, look at me, I'm riding a 2 wheel bike all by myself
I was heading toward the 'field', no cars on the street, no kids that I remember, I was just gliding along.
As I approached the field I some how forgot how to use the brakes. I also forgot to turn the wheel.
Remember the chain I mentioned that went across the field? That chain just happen to be about neck/throat level for me Since I had forgotten to use the brakes and/or turn the wheel, I rode right into that chain. The bike continued on into the field while I landed on my back with the marks of that chain on my throat.
Oh, childhood memories *shudder*
/me shudders
I was just learning to ride a 2 wheel bicycle, I lived on a dead-end street so it was perfect for kids to ride bikes, play, run
At one end of the street was the 'woods', an area between my street and the next that had nothing a lot of trees and bushes. The other end was the 'field', an elementry school baseball field. My house was pretty much in the middle of both the woods and field.
Did I mention there was a chain that went from one side of the field to the next? Not really sure why it was there, it didn't stop people from going there nor did it stop animal from getting on the field and doing their 'business'. Well, the day I learned to ride my bike, I figured out why that chain was there.
This was my time to shine, to show my dad that I could do what he had been teaching me. I climbed on the bike, dad was holding it up. Dad held it steady as I started to peddle off, he ran along side for a few feet then let go. Wooo hooo, look at me, I'm riding a 2 wheel bike all by myself
I was heading toward the 'field', no cars on the street, no kids that I remember, I was just gliding along.
As I approached the field I some how forgot how to use the brakes. I also forgot to turn the wheel.
Remember the chain I mentioned that went across the field? That chain just happen to be about neck/throat level for me
Since I had forgotten to use the brakes and/or turn the wheel, I rode right into that chain. The bike continued on into the field while I landed on my back with the marks of that chain on my throat.Oh, childhood memories *shudder*
Nick M
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Oh geez. That must have been pretty bad...
you know what's interesting, when you think of something, possibly an event that happened when you were really young, and it feels like it just happened. Almost as if those wounds still hurt...strange.
you know what's interesting, when you think of something, possibly an event that happened when you were really young, and it feels like it just happened. Almost as if those wounds still hurt...strange.
funky dredd
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I am rubbing my throat!!!
funky dredd
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Sorry to hear that Nick my condolensces!
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mafiafromrussia
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ok now, what does that teach you?
1) always wear your helmet ( the face might still be recongnizable after the accident)
2) do not think that you are invincible
3) tank is much safer car to drive then most other wheicles
Nick M
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It's allright. I didn't know him well, just I knew his father, he was my 6th, 7th, and 8th grade teacher, and I stayed a few times after school helping him set up networks, and fix stuff, etc. Feel bad for man.
"ok now, what does that teach you? "
Nothing that I don't know.
"ok now, what does that teach you? "
Nothing that I don't know.
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stewartbmw2000
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I'm feeling a lot better now after hearing every one elses nasty stories, my hand is and jaw seems to be well on the mend, but playing games is still hard and the other thing u use your hand for is difficult
funky dredd
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easy, don't hurt your hand trying to go blind
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stewartbmw2000
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yeah making tea really is difficult with it like this
the other hand just doesnt do the same job
the other hand just doesnt do the same job
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