walkin into things

[pbreak]

Originally posted by charly
awww, i'm not alone.

i walk into stuff way to often. i hit my hip more often than my shoulder though. they both hurt though.

i think my worst was once when i was getting out of bed. i keep my alarm clock on the other side of my room since it helps me wake up. well it was going off and i got up a little to fast and i tripped, meanwhile i had total headrush and blacked out. but thanks to simultaneous tripping, i feel forward and smashed my face on my dresser. i felt so retarded explaining the bruise and big cut on my chin/side of my face to everyone later. :(

that's pretty retarded.... i think you are definitely in the running for top injury story

[melody]

i feel your pain im the same way im always walkin/runnin/skiing/snowboardin/sk8boardin/sk8in/swimmin/crawling or wtvr into shit its not fun i have so many many bruises :S

[pbreak]

the more i write in this post the more i realize just how many more times i hurt myself and I'm feeling more and more retarded - i keep thinking "Oh yah, there was that time too..."

for instance, when i was a child (4 years old) i fell down the cement stairs at our hockey arena and my forehead landed right on the edge of a stair - had to get numerous stitches and still have a large scar from it... after getting it stitched up it started to get all pussy and stuff, but fortunately i was out playin with my hyperactive dog (irish setter) who proceeded to run me down and sucessfully reopening the stitches, although also getting rid of the bad stuff (which either never came back or went deeper into my brain and would help explain everything since then)... other stories i've remembered to come...

[stringbeans]

haha these stories are funny

walking is supposed to be a subconcious thing.. if you start thinking about taking each step then you'll fall! also, keep your head up when you walk! when i was a kid i used to walk around everywhere just staring at the ground and i used to bump into so many things! keeping your head up while walking is a good thing hehe..

and finally.. WAY TO WALK, NO WALK

[charly]

Originally posted by pbreak


that's pretty retarded.... i think you are definitely in the running for top injury story

i know. had i not blacked out, i would've been able to save my face. thankfully it didn't leave any scars or anything.


i've had a few other bad times too.

starting with my youngest. i'm learning to walk, and i walked into a table. i have a slight dent in my forehead from that still. my sister actually did the same thing, only her dent is more.. dented. heh

there was also the time my sister was chasing me down the hall, i tripped over nothing, fell forward and hit my head against the corner of the wall. i had a huge cut on the top of my head and needed stitches from that one.

it's weird. i walk into things, trip over nothing, do whatever.. but i can work in a restaurant and carrying huge trays of dishes and never once did i break anything? well, i broke a wine bottle once, but someone bumped into me and it fell off the tray, so not really my fault..

[Mr.Wrong]

hahha hearing about other people hurting themselves is funny

[Nim]

Hm.. I recently redid my entire lifestyle - within the past 6 months I've been working at it, still am - but have reached a point where I'm comfortable with food. (I'm not doing a weight watchers thing or anything).. Just no coke, no dairy.. msg/etc. Its a macrobiotic/holistic approach with large ammount of meat but no beef or pork, and rarely chicken or turkey (but!). I found that my clumbsiness went down, only coming up sometimes - due to eating meat and things. Perhaps its just food effecting the body? But I found that I was eating hidden valley ranch on salad for a few days - feeling horrible and out of it/after I bumped into the wall I like went what the hell is wrong, I never am clumbsy anymore! After tending to my cut in the mirror tho, I thought what could be causing this - going to the fridge and checking out the ingredients on the bottle of hidden valley ranch - and sigh's softly at the fact I didn't know msg was in it.

But, just a thought - what you eat (can effect your clumbsiness?). Perhaps, since it can effect your body and mind.
Goodluck clumbsy people, I hope your not a cancer like me, lol.
-J.B

[MarcelM]

it happens to me when I am walking andthinking of something important so that I don't focus on anything else.....