Can't find my own input on my pc atm, broke my neck on 2 places 3 years ago......had a pic of the xray showing the plate in my neck along with the 16 screws in the lower part of my face and my jaw from a earlier operation to fix my jaw positioning.
Crashed a motorcycle with around 120 km/h when I tried to avoid a ghostriding schoolbus :roll:
Motorcycle was completly fine, mate on the back of a friends motor actually drove it home even though it flipped over around 6 times and came to a stop in the dry ditch not even 10 cm's from where I was laying :| Last flip actually bounced it over me.
First thing I heared when the doctors analysed my first xray's was: You are very lucky, you should have been death.
My helmet looked like a military helmet with all sorts of grass sticking out all over :lol:
Crashed a motorcycle with around 120 km/h when I tried to avoid a ghostriding schoolbus :roll:
Motorcycle was completly fine, mate on the back of a friends motor actually drove it home even though it flipped over around 6 times and came to a stop in the dry ditch not even 10 cm's from where I was laying :| Last flip actually bounced it over me.
First thing I heared when the doctors analysed my first xray's was: You are very lucky, you should have been death.
My helmet looked like a military helmet with all sorts of grass sticking out all over :lol:
I had mine as well. The first time my girlfriend got her driverslicence and drove in my car. My god that was scary, we didn't have an accident but damn.. :cry:
Like they say in Life of Brian...always look at the bright side of life!
Could be way worse, I got away quite "unharmed" with only a 7% less movement in my neck after the operation while I could have landed up in a wheelchair or under the ground.
I have a uncle that got pushed off the road by a truck while driving his motorcycle in France into a ravine breaking his lower spine in 7 places and he is in a wheelchair now.
So realising how lucky I was I mostly try to make it more a happy thought then something that would chase me all my life
It was a very rough period after it since I couldn't do anything after it otherwise if I would do something stupid I could fuck it up and end up in a wheelchair still.
So I have been unable to do anything like going to school, work, going out with friends etc for like 4 months...really was depressing for me...I felt fine but I had to wait until the doctors said I could do those things again.
But I look at it as a challenge that life offers sometimes and you gotta deal with it and look back at it as a memorable event in life.
Could be way worse, I got away quite "unharmed" with only a 7% less movement in my neck after the operation while I could have landed up in a wheelchair or under the ground.
I have a uncle that got pushed off the road by a truck while driving his motorcycle in France into a ravine breaking his lower spine in 7 places and he is in a wheelchair now.
So realising how lucky I was I mostly try to make it more a happy thought then something that would chase me all my life
It was a very rough period after it since I couldn't do anything after it otherwise if I would do something stupid I could fuck it up and end up in a wheelchair still.
So I have been unable to do anything like going to school, work, going out with friends etc for like 4 months...really was depressing for me...I felt fine but I had to wait until the doctors said I could do those things again.
But I look at it as a challenge that life offers sometimes and you gotta deal with it and look back at it as a memorable event in life.
Ayu said:Joy sent me a pic of himself IRL. Now if that is no near death experience, I don't know what is
Post plx, then I might change my mind and return prefering cyb0ring over the real thing again.
Stuvvie said:
Getting incapacitated when WoW's out, is God's way of saying "I love you".
Well, been having some issues too, so I had more "sparetime" for WoW, but now I'm fully back at work and school, so i'll have a month or two away from WoW to get my "good habits" back. Unless Ayu does as told :wink:
Arnold said: