View Full Version : never thought it would happen to me (both wrists broken)
machete
09-11-2006, 02:54 PM
Originally posted by Janna
Like this, but double:
sweet mary mother of god, my BONE is fixed! :teeth
uhmeebuh
09-11-2006, 02:55 PM
Originally posted by Janna
Like this, but double:
That's just mean Janna - he can't even play with his "desmo valves"?
May I suggest a fleshlight, Stan? :laughing
machete
09-11-2006, 02:56 PM
Originally posted by uhmeebuh
That's just mean Janna - he can't even play with his "desmo valves"?
May I suggest a fleshlight, Stan? :laughing
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
see photo way above.
Janna
09-11-2006, 02:57 PM
Originally posted by uhmeebuh
That's just mean Janna - he can't even play with his "desmo valves"?
May I suggest a fleshlight, Stan? :laughing
Yes. A fleshlight. (http://www.fleshlight-fleshlight.info/fleshlight.jpg) NWS -- you are warned.
(btw, is it just me, or does the fleshlight make anyone hear this song in their head: "Feed me, Seymour... feed me all night long..."? )
uhmeebuh
09-11-2006, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by glf
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
see photo way above.
Oh - I saw it. It's just not a fleshlight :laughing
machete
09-11-2006, 03:03 PM
Originally posted by uhmeebuh
Oh - I saw it. It's just not a fleshlight :laughing
ah..yes.. touche!
Feanor
09-11-2006, 03:05 PM
Originally posted by Sane_Man
Let them know that a Barf photo of the two of them in some baby doll PJ's will cheer Stan up and will aid in his recovery. ;)
Jocelyn yes, Eri, decidedly not... She's doesn't seem to do well with the cutesy "little girl" image. In fact, the three of us were watching Mr. and Mrs. Smith the last time she was staying with us and when Angelina Jolie took off her coat in that scene, and had the dominatrix dress on underneath, J and I laughed, but Eri said "I like that..."
We heard crickets chirping for a few seconds afterwards... :laughing
Stefan
morthrane
09-11-2006, 03:49 PM
Originally posted by Sane_Man
Let them know that a Barf photo of the two of them in some baby doll PJ's will cheer Stan up and will aid in his recovery. ;)
Dude, you can't even get the fantasy right. Its two hot women dressed as NURSES... duh :nerd
stan23
09-11-2006, 05:57 PM
damn... double damn.
I just got back from the doctor's.. Looks like both casts will be on for another 3 weeks. I was hoping one could come off today.
The good news is that my recovery is doing really well.
Looks like, i'll be resting for the next 3 weeks.. Im buying an xbox360 tonight!
pacifisticuffs
09-17-2006, 04:04 PM
I thought only chicks had ulnas :confused
Stan you knob! I'm due for new rubber on my SV very soon. This is not the sort of encouraging story I wished to hear!
Sorry to hear about the crash, homie. Wearing one cast was infuriating, I can't imagine having two. Were you wearing your textile jacket when this happened? I can't quite tell from the photo which jacket it was, but it's amazing how rashed it is from a 20mph slide.
One other question about the crash if you remember -- did you come off the gas when you felt your ass sliding?
Beer's on me next time I see you.
stan23
09-17-2006, 04:13 PM
yup, textile jacket...
All i remember is the rear sliding out from under me, and the next thing i remember is slamming on the ground really hard.. i probably did chop the throttle.
When i landed, i was a good 10 feet from the bike. the first thing i did was crawl over to the bike to shut it off.
Janna
09-17-2006, 09:59 PM
Originally posted by pacifisticuffs
I thought only chicks had ulnas :confused
The word you're looking for is vulva. And if you don't know a vulva from an ulna, remind me never to sleep with you. :p
pacifisticuffs
09-17-2006, 10:13 PM
Originally posted by Janna
The word you're looking for is vulva. And if you don't know a vulva from an ulna, remind me never to sleep with you.
What if I knew my ass from a hole in the ground? Would you sleep with me then?
gogounited
09-17-2006, 10:53 PM
Originally posted by pacifisticuffs
What if I knew my ass from a hole in the ground? Would you sleep with me then?
:laughing :laughing :laughing
Feanor
09-18-2006, 09:54 AM
Originally posted by stan23
damn... double damn.
I just got back from the doctor's.. Looks like both casts will be on for another 3 weeks. I was hoping one could come off today.
The good news is that my recovery is doing really well.
Looks like, i'll be resting for the next 3 weeks.. Im buying an xbox360 tonight!
Stan,
Get MotoGP 06 for the 360.
I DON'T care what ANYONE says about how video games about motorcycling do nothing to teach you about motorcycling.
I can confirm (at this point only for me) that playing MotoGP had a positive influence in my timing for tipping into a corner later, rather than sooner; squaring off corners where that was appropriate in order to hit a later apex and become resistant to going wide on exit.
It's so obvious how much better a later vs earlier turn-in is in MotoGP (almost all of the time) that after turning literally hundreds upon hundreds of laps and thousands of (simulated) turns the mental timing of the game transfers to real motorcycling... Maybe only a "little" maybe only a tiny amount, but definitely a positive influence IF you work at turning fast laps in the game and riding smoothly in simulation.
Let's just hope that my gunning down rival gang members in Saints Row has NO effect on my timing :)
Stefan
stan23
09-29-2006, 05:30 PM
**UPDATE** 9/29/06
So it's been exactly 27 days since the accident, and I just saw the doctor for my LAST set of x-rays.
Casts are removed and i'm 100% healed!!!!!! :teeth :teeth
Sure, I got some work to do in order to get full movement back, but both wrists are healed and I feel no pain.
Doc, says I should be back to normal in 2-weeks.
I was gonna go ride the bike tonight, but the damn clutch slave cylinder is broken.
-
I must admit, it was quite fun having 2 casts on for the past month. I got lots of attention and when I rolled up to a busy bar, I can order a drink with NO PROBLEMS. Just by slamming one of my arms into the bar. Peeps would open doors for me, and I got extra treatment everywhere I went.
And if I don't like someone, I can 'accidently' hit them with my casts and they won't even mind.
Chicks felt bad for me, and gave me a lot of sympathy :p :p
oh well, back to the boring normal everyday life that is me. :(
uhmeebuh
09-29-2006, 05:37 PM
Originally posted by stan23
**UPDATE** 9/29/06
So it's been exactly 27 days since the accident, and I just saw the doctor for my LAST set of x-rays.
Casts are removed and i'm 100% healed!!!!!! :teeth :teeth
Sure, I got some work to do in order to get full movement back, but both wrists are healed and I feel no pain.
Doc, says I should be back to normal in 2-weeks.
I was gonna go ride the bike tonight, but the damn clutch slave cylinder is broken.
-
I must admit, it was quite fun having 2 casts on for the past month. I got lots of attention and when I rolled up to a busy bar, I can order a drink with NO PROBLEMS. Just by slamming one of my arms into the bar. Peeps would open doors for me, and I got extra treatment everywhere I went.
And if I don't like someone, I can 'accidently' hit them with my casts and they won't even mind.
Chicks felt bad for me, and gave me a lot of sympathy :p :p
oh well, back to the boring normal everyday life that is me. :(
Call me dood - I'll show you some rehab exercises...
How bad did you casts smell? As bad as GLF on a hot summer day?
pacifisticuffs
09-29-2006, 05:38 PM
Originally posted by stan23
Chicks felt bad for me, and gave me a lot of sympathy :p :p
like that's anything new? chicks always feel bad for you with your drooling and shit.
anyway, i thought you weren't getting 'em off until Monday?
pacifisticuffs
09-29-2006, 05:39 PM
Originally posted by uhmeebuh
As bad as GLF on a hot summer day?
:green :barf fuckin menudo and regurgitated beans!
editit: gimme some exercises too. i had my stupid cast off like two months ago and it still kinda hurts doing pushups or heavy lifts.
stan23
09-29-2006, 05:45 PM
Dude, all you guys taunting me with c-grade horror movie skin and scents of dead bodies were *ALL* wrong.
my casts don't stink, and my arms were perfect when the casts were removed. After a good scrub, you couldn't even tell that I had casts on for the past month.
I could totally ride the bike right now -- but the damn thing is busted.
The doc was very surprised at how fast I healed.. i swear, it must have been all those supplements I took.
Originally posted by stan23
Doc, says I should be back to normal in 2-weeks.
whatever 'normal' is!
:twofinger
Glad to hear you are doing fine. :thumbup
Now, come on, tell us the truth, how many times have you, you know, choked the chicken today?? :laughing
uhmeebuh
09-29-2006, 06:00 PM
Originally posted by faz
Now, come on, tell us the truth, how many times have you, you know, choked the chicken today?? :laughing
:laughing
+1
I mean... + 48
:twofinger
Lester Green
09-29-2006, 06:56 PM
Originally posted by R6Chick
Get a bidet installed in your house pronto.
bi‧det /biˈdeɪ, bɪˈdɛt/
–noun
1. a low, basinlike bathroom fixture, usually with spigots, used for bathing the genital and perineal areas.
not needed his love doll does that..:teeth
bmer97
10-30-2006, 04:28 AM
This is a good lesson in scrutinizing all the so called 'experts' sarcastic replies to thoughtful posts.
Humble Pie is served to AFM956 who bellowed:
"Damn BARF is full of experts.
They have not used mold release in ten years. The new tires are just shiny. You just need to gently ride them around...... Most of us on the track break them in with ONE lap.
And encouraging someone to sue for not breaking in tires properly? I hope I NEVER ride within ten miles of BMER97, he sounds like the kind of guy who wants to sue Johnson and Johnson because their toilet paper inflames his suppurating hemerhoids."
Put the following up your "suppurating hemerhoids" (whatever you were trying to say)
Michelin’s web site documents the following:
"Break-in: Avoid rapid acceleration or hard cornering for the first 50 kilometers after mounting new tyres. Increase lean angle progressively until the tyre’s mold release compound is completely worn off the tread area."
BTW: there really is a big difference in track vs highway riding. extrapolating from one to the other can be misleading and dangerous. Apples and Pears IMO.
bmer97
10-30-2006, 04:50 AM
Here is link:"
//two-wheels.michelin.com/2w/front/affich.jsp?codeRubrique=8092004155045&codePage=8092004155045_16092004175457&lang=EN (http://two-wheels.michelin.com/2w/front/affich.jsp?codeRubrique=8092004155045&codePage=8092004155045_16092004175457&lang=EN)
stan23
01-19-2007, 03:48 PM
My final update:
I can't believe it's been 4-months since my accident. My left wrist is about 95% normal, but my right wrist still bugs me. My range of motion sucks, and I still feel pain when rotating my arms. I'm afraid, i'll probably have to live with this pain for the rest of my life.
The good news:
I secretly consulted a lawyer after the accident, and I filed a lawsuit against Michelin Corp. I think my tire may have been faulty and it was sent to their HQ in France for analysis. After a few months, they offered to settle, and did not state the findings of their investigation. The lawsuit never left the ground.
In the end, I was offered $300,000 and I accepted. After lawyer's fees, misc. expenses, I finally deposited the remainder balance into my checking account yesterday. A cool $276,569.29
End of story:hand
pacifisticuffs
01-19-2007, 03:49 PM
Maybe you can use the money to buy some grappling lessons so you're prepared for your next aZn assault?
stan23
01-19-2007, 03:54 PM
I am a charitable person, and I am planning to donate 10K of it to the 'feed the cougers' fund.
Lester Green
01-19-2007, 03:56 PM
Originally posted by stan23
In the end, I was offered $300,000 and I accepted. After lawyer's fees, misc. expenses, I finally deposited the remainder balance into my checking account yesterday. A cool $276,569.29
End of story:hand
Hmmmm, :confused
Is this for real? not sure it's passing the BS meter...are you yankin our crank again?
aszreal1266
01-19-2007, 04:09 PM
+1 are you just bsing or what?
stan23
01-19-2007, 04:10 PM
Originally posted by Beetlejuice
Hmmmm, :confused
Is this for real? not sure it's passing the BS meter...are you yankin our crank again?
on a side note, I also got in the mail a signed poster of Valentino Rossi doing a burnout.
He wrote:
"sorry about the bad luck, riding in the street is facking crazy
Rossi"
Lester Green
01-19-2007, 04:25 PM
that's what i thought:laughing ...but hey i'm glad you're getting better. :thumbup
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