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Dean He was called Mean Dean By the school children Mean Dean was the name He Accepted He excelled at the Hot hair cut For any boys who Mis...
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The trio vs. the pirate-ladyman Recently lis opined that no native Utard remembers Lighthouse 20, the kid show that was broadcast on UHF cha...
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A flute Some woodwinds An announcer A fifteen year old Pianist What is
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Don't you hate the dearth?
ReplyDeleteI have never broken a bone, although it's possible that there are breakage-like phenomena going on with my toes. I have no idea.
I also recorded an extensive broken bone episode in my earliest blogs, when my son broke his forearm in a tragic basketball accident.
Aside from various toe incidents which don't even get me good sympathy, I broke my wrist roller skating when I was like 11. It is so boring and stupid I shouldn't even relate.
ReplyDeleteI got new roller skates (the cool white boot ones), I wasn't supposed to go out and try them until Mom woke up and could supervise. I promptly fell down and broke my wrist. I yelled to my brother to go get Mom. He hesitated knowing the concequences we were about to face. But finally decided I was hurt enough to face punishment for disobeying.
She came out and told me it served me right.
Ah yes, I recall it now. lisa b. you should link the "TBA" in the proper place below. (If you don't know, to get the "permalink" to you entry, righ click on the time/date stamp and select "copy link location." That will give you the proper URL.)
ReplyDeleteI'v'e never broken a bone. But I have lots and lots of scars from ridiculous accidents.
ReplyDeleteTragic Basketball Accident:
ReplyDeletehttp://hightouchmegastore.blogspot.com/2005/03/broken-arm-goes-back-to-school.html