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one time, i fell and my nose hit a ledge and my nostril ripped a bit, that nostril is now twice as large as the other 

My sister cut off my right middle finger with a door when I was 4.
They sewed it back on, and now it's completely normal. :D

Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-10-06 20:48:30)

poppypaynterscratch wrote:

one time, i fell and my nose hit a ledge and my nostril ripped a bit, that nostril is now twice as large as the other 

...wow. Was there lots of blood?!

poppypaynterscratch wrote:

one time, i fell and my nose hit a ledge and my nostril ripped a bit, that nostril is now twice as large as the other 

O_O <Seriously, my eyes got really wide when I read that. My stomach felt weird too.

Kileymeister wrote:

My sister cut off my right middle finger with a door when I was 4.
They sewed it back on, and now it's completely normal. 

That happened to my Grandmother 2 or 3 years ago. She got her thumb smashed in her front door cuz the wind was blowing really hard. They couldn't save it though, and had to amputate the tip of her thumb.    But my Grandpa has an even better story. Back in the 50's, he was a construction worker. He was standing on a crane doing maintenance on the gears that  move the wire up and down, but then some idiot turned on the wire while my grandpa's fingers were in the gears. It smashed off is index finger, and he saw it fall to the ground. Then a dog came up and ran away with his finger to eat it. Boy, did that make him angry.

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

militarydudes wrote:

poppypaynterscratch wrote:

one time, i fell and my nose hit a ledge and my nostril ripped a bit, that nostril is now twice as large as the other 

O_O <Seriously, my eyes got really wide when I read that. My stomach felt weird too.

I thought the same. But if you like freaky stuff, I can bend my thumbs right back and pop them out, make my other fingers pop, bend my hand back at a 90-degree angle, and make my thumb twitch really bad. 

This is what I can do, but they're off the internet...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3552/332 … 97759d.jpg
http://lh6.ggpht.com/jrjenks.blog/SEabr … %20007.jpg

Only on the 2nd pic my thumbs tough my middle finger. It's creepier. 

It's so easy to do what that person is doing in the second pic.

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

militarydudes wrote:

poppypaynterscratch wrote:

one time, i fell and my nose hit a ledge and my nostril ripped a bit, that nostril is now twice as large as the other 

O_O <Seriously, my eyes got really wide when I read that. My stomach felt weird too.

I thought the same. But if you like freaky stuff, I can bend my thumbs right back and pop them out, make my other fingers pop, bend my hand back at a 90-degree angle, and make my thumb twitch really bad. 

This is what I can do, but they're off the internet...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3552/332 … 97759d.jpg
http://lh6.ggpht.com/jrjenks.blog/SEabr … %20007.jpg

Only on the 2nd pic my thumbs tough my middle finger. It's creepier. 

I can do the second one.

Kileymeister wrote:

My sister cut off my right middle finger with a door when I was 4.
They sewed it back on, and now it's completely normal. 

It's not like you used that much then, or did you...

JK XD 

poopo wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

militarydudes wrote:

I can do the second one.

Hehehe, can you make your thumb bend backwards to touch your middle finger? I have to pop mine out... 

No, but I can lick my elbow.   YAAAAAYYYY double-jointed shoulders!!!!

My shoulders are very flexible. I am in general. I can limbo at a 90-degree angle and lower. 

In pre-school, I was disagreeing with the teacher (lots of screaming  ) about how I should not lean back in my chair in front of a concrete counter. That didn't end well. I leaned back so far that the chair legs slipped and I hit my head. Hard, no concussion luckily. I blacked out and then opened my eyes to see a bunch of adults looking at me holding ice packs. I don't lean back in my chair much any more. 

platform710 wrote:

In pre-school, I was disagreeing with the teacher (lots of screaming  ) about how I should not lean back in my chair in front of a concrete counter. That didn't end well. I leaned back so far that the chair legs slipped and I hit my head. Hard, no concussion luckily. I blacked out and then opened my eyes to see a bunch of adults looking at me holding ice packs. I don't lean back in my chair much any more. 

Ha. One kid in my class falls of his chair once a day on purporse. I know, it's odd. 

platform710 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

platform710 wrote:

In pre-school, I was disagreeing with the teacher (lots of screaming  ) about how I should not lean back in my chair in front of a concrete counter. That didn't end well. I leaned back so far that the chair legs slipped and I hit my head. Hard, no concussion luckily. I blacked out and then opened my eyes to see a bunch of adults looking at me holding ice packs. I don't lean back in my chair much any more. 

Ha. One kid in my class falls of his chair once a day on purporse. I know, it's odd. 

It is 

The same kid sneezes on purpose every lesson