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[puffin4eva]

worst pain I had was when I broke my big toe. That hurt like hell and they can't/won't put a cast on a toe so it took for ever to heal.

Just when it seemed it was getting better I would stub it lightly and it would break again. I swear it was broken for a year.

You may laugh that something as simple as a toe is my worst pain, but dang that was just not cool to have that much pain for that long.

[efthimios]

Originally posted by Abi79@Aug 19 2005, 11:18 AM
It wasn't cheesegrater, but a dead boy ?!

Well the fact that the body was very pale, the lips were clearly pale from no blood circulation for a longer time than it would be acceptable,plus that there was no apparent blood loss at the point, all point to that the guy was already dead.
I have seen dead people in my life and I have no desire to see more in Abandonia. :angry:

Not cool.

[Kon-Tiki]

You forgot a slit throat up to the other side of his neck. I'd say that'd count as dead too. But let's shut up 'bout that pic, please.

[Stroggy]

Well having been back from Tenerife since yesteryday (hi again) the most annoying pain that I've experienced is the second degree burns on my shoulders.

But the worst pain I've ever experienced was having a wart removed from my foot.
The doctor first tried to freeze it out (inducing a weak kind of frostbite) when that didn't help the oh-so-pleasant doctor decided to burn them out, the burning didn't hurt... it was how he put that part of my foot asleep by inserting a needle filled with anesthesiac right into the wart. That was fun.

[TheGiantMidgit]

Getting three fillings sans anaesthetic springs to mind, but then I managed to recall a childhood experience.

I was about 7, and I on a skidoo with my cousin, age about 6, when we stalled in the middle of nowhere, a good 20 or so miles out of town with 5 feet of snow on the ground. We were stuck out there for about 5 hours before our folks tracked us down, by that time we were both frozen solid. Couldn't even move. We were numb at that point, but when we got back to his home, thawing out was one of the most physically painful experiences I've had to undergo. -48C weather and a stalled engine do not mix.

Another experience leaps to mind, a recent one, but I can't really relate it in full. Let's just say I was a nervous wreck for about 2 weeks afterwards, unable to sleep, or even close my eyes. I'm not sure if it could be classified as physical pain, it was my own cerebrium inflicting agony over my entire body. I still get flashbacks from that one, even thinking about it is making my heart race and my vision distort.

[Combat_trousers_rock]

The worst pain I've ever had was when I fell of a weelie bin backwards, and I almost broke my arm, but the bone was just bruised, and I kept hurting it more. The worst psychological pain I've ever had was when my bro put 2 snails in my bed when I was 4

You lot win for most pain, my arm only hurt for 7 years (it still does)

[BeefontheBone]

and add child birth - although I haven't experienced one yet!

Surely you've experienced one childbirth, although probably with a lot less pain than your mother...

[blastradius14]

Gee beef. Unless the person was a test tube baby LOL

I'm surprised no one has a story of getting their arm or something being pinched between a vehicle and a tree or something. Those ones always seem to appear in the end.

It's a horrible experience I hope none of us will ever encounter

[Puffin]

Originally posted by blastradius14@Aug 23 2005, 10:11 PM
I'm surprised no one has a story of getting their arm or something being pinched between a vehicle and a tree or something. Those ones always seem to appear in the end.

Well, they just kinda seem to.... you know... die.... in the end.. don't they?

[blastradius14]

No, most people with arms getting pinched lose an arm. They don't die, unless the torso or above was caught.