LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Did her in doors pass out to when she saw you doing some DIY ..must have been quite a shock for the poor lass
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[Humour] Have you ever passed out?
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Did her in doors pass out to when she saw you doing some DIY ..must have been quite a shock for the poor lass
Getting kicked in the ring is I imagine enough to make most a tad wobbly.Only once.
I got kicked in the knee by a horse in the parade ring at Bath racecourse. Bust my knee cap. I think it was the shock rather than the pain, although it did smart a little.
Mackenzie
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1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Have you ever passed out?
No, but I knew a bloke who did.
Small man. Bit of a temper.
No, but I knew a bloke who did.
Small man. Bit of a temper.
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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hart's shirt
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Roy Hodgson managed it by himself.
grubbyhands
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Yep. Sliced the outside of my right wrist deeply whilst using an open-ended spanner on a recessed bolt on a car seat runner.Should have been using a socket but I was a first year apprentice and didn't have any in my toolkit at the time. Got taken to the mess room and had to hold my hand above my head whilst the squeamish workshop foreman tried to stem the considerable blood flow.As soon as I saw how much blood was running down my forearm and dripping off my elbow I fainted. Now I realise that a faint isn't a blackout but banging your head on the stove in the mess room as you go over seemed to do the trick.
FatSuperman
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Mine is way more impressive than all of these tales. I once banged my elbow on my desk (a mate came up behind me and made me jump), totally innocuous, I immediately stood up to assault him and that's when the pain hit. It was ridiculous, it barely made a noise but something about that spot must be bad news, anyway I just fell like a log apparently, hit my face square on the desk on the way down. Woke up under the desk a few moments later.
So, whilst a screwdriver through the hand might sound bad, I can assure you, bumping your arm on a desk is far more serious.
So, whilst a screwdriver through the hand might sound bad, I can assure you, bumping your arm on a desk is far more serious.
studio150
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Packed commuter train passed out due to heat. Train had to make additional stop with ambulance called to meet train.
At least those announcements of late running train due to passenger being taken ill are correct
At least those announcements of late running train due to passenger being taken ill are correct
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
Many times do not ge get old
AmexRuislip
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This seems like a great time for MC Hammer's "can't touch this" joke.
Blokes usually mean something else when they ask if you would like "a finger-tip sandwich".
bottles of beer at a picnic, yes!
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Cut the tip of my finger off pruning some ivy during the royal wedding in 2011. Apparently I passed out whilst sitting at the table immediately afterwards. Thankfully the minor injuries unit was empty as everyone was watching the wedding so I was seen quickly and the tip was re-attached. It is still in place, although I have almost no sensation there. Played it safe and watched the wedding on Saturday.
Gives you a new found sympathy for blokes who get the tip of their John Thomas sliced off.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
A few times actually. I snowboard and mountain bike, and often have more balls than talent. I learnt at a young age, if I hurt myself, my body puts me to sleep and when I wake up, I'm not in pain. Not the best lesson to learn as I now have a walk like some ghetto kid from the Bronx and when it's cold/wet out my whole body aches.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I passed out for three days when I drank almost an entire bottle of whisky.
I was FIVE years old.
Parents must have been happy...all that peace and quiet.