There's something cruelly ironic in being able to ride a unicycle in figure-eight patterns, yet crashing and falling face-flat off your two-wheeled bike --
twice -- within the same 15 minute time span on the way to a friend's house the night before.
I also skinned my knee and bruised my leg, too. So quick, somebody go grab me a big, sloshing bucket of sympathy,
and while you're out there, some gelato as well.
(It was not this dynamic.)
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I like gelato. :) And I haven't ridden a bike in probably 7 or 8 years. I'd fall on my face too. But I can drive a car VERY well, and it has 4 :) So I guess that means if I divide 4/4 = 1, I'd be AMAZING at unicycle. :D
oh NO!!!! sympathy-sympathy-sympathy-sympathy-sympathy-sympathy-sympathy-sympathy
is that enough sympathy? i tried :D.
if it makes you feel better, at least you didn't break your foot! :D
Hey- what exactly were you doing to make yourself fall off your bike like that? Turning too fast? Stopping too fast? What?
on a completely different note, my word verification word is "poked." Which is really, really amusing.
Slippery evening, and I basically caught a bad sidewalk ridge... uh, twice.
And good point, Michael... I do at least still have all of my skeletal structure intact :D .
Wenn es Dich tröstet...mir ist einmal das vordere Rad stehen geblieben. Was folgt - ein 5 Meter langer Bremsweg - mit meinem Kinn. Sehr blutig...kaum schmerzhaft. Komisch nur, dass ich mir nichts gebrochen habe (aber eine Narbe habe ich bis heute).
Marcin
Heilige Scheiße, das klingt aber schmerzvoll. (O_o)
Kling schmerzvoll, war es aber nicht. Ich denke es ist normal bei Schock-Situationen, das man keine Schmerzen spürt. Heute kann ich darüber lachen - weil mir ein bisschen Haut wegoperiert wurde, sage ich immer ich hätte mit 17 ein kostenloses Face-lifting bekommen.
Ein sprichwort bei uns sagt - nie ma zlego, co by na dobre nie wyszlo (es gibt nichts schlimmes, was nicht gut endet).
Well...yeah. Even the fact that I started to learn German I owe to an accident involwing a twisted ankle.
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