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dilimsartius87
· 7 years ago
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What a badass
rassilon
· 7 years ago
Yeah, I can see that happening. Thought the same thing when I got run over by my 700-odd kilo iron-shod horse. "Nah, she'll be right", I say to myself as I refuse a lift to hospital or calling an ambulance, "I can drive". About 5km down the road, the pain started to kick in and I realised I'm an idiot! :-)
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dilimsartius87
· 7 years ago
Still. What a badass. (thou I don't recommend you doing that again)
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rassilon
· 7 years ago
Um.. yeah, trust me... will never do that again! Lol!
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changetheworld
· 7 years ago
In my personal experience, adrenaline helps quite a bit....til it wears off!
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rassilon
· 7 years ago
Yes, changetheworld, yes it does. GO Adrenaline! Getting stunned to all buggery because your helmet falls off mid-air also helps. YAY Concussion!
guest
· 7 years ago
Also doesn't ambulance cost quite a bit in the US?
guest
· 7 years ago
It is about $400 on average near me (Chicago area)
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changetheworld
· 7 years ago
I am recovering from a concussion right now, so I feel your pain!
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funkmasterrex
· 7 years ago
my last ambulance ride cost me something like $1,800.
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ewqua
· 7 years ago
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug
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pterodactylsheep
· 7 years ago
Seems legit
guest
· 7 years ago
About two weeks ago, as I was running the utility knife down the rubber tubing, I remember thinking: " I probably shouldn't be doing this on my...[leg]." Put a gash in my thigh that needed 15 stiches. I was home alone, so I stuck my t-shirt on it and wrapped it up with duck tape. I Googlemapped "emergency room near me," while thinking "oh fuck!" Over and over. It was kinda funny, because the woman at the counter when I arrived, couldn't see my legs and was having me do paperwork, until someone came up behind me and ran to get a wheel chair and a doctor.
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