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Has anyone here ever stubbed their toe on a very hard object? Or anything of the equivelant pain? I've just jammed a door over my toe and it hurts like hell!!! Has anyone here experienced that feeling? I find that jumping up and down whilst clutching my toe and humming to myself makes it go away...
I stubbed my toe bad once just walking on smooth, flat, ground :cry:
Closed the door on my hand. Door messed up my finger nail. Closed the car door on my hand. Jammed my finger. It turned purple.
Edit: Pulled a muscle while sleeping. Kept both muscles relaxed by placing my leg at right angle. Pulled both of my leg muscles at same time. Usually it hurts a bit to walk, but for some reason, voila! I was healed by pain.
Nope. Im graceful and watch where I walk. That sounds painful though.
I am extremely clumsy, so yes. :(
:barf:Yes.:barf:
[quote=DynasticJam;2049138]I've just jammed a door over my toe and it hurts like hell!!![quote]
And I wasn't waring anything on my feet, so just imagine the PAIN!!!
It happens quite frequently, actually.
yes, and it hurts.
yes, and it usually begins with the pinky toe. i've smashed it into a coffee table, tv cabinet, doors, and walls, etc. i have a tiny red thing on one of my pinky toe that is not a birthmark at all...
I hate it when I stub my toe. :(! I don't know how, but on New Years Eve, I must have stubbed my little toe because it got a huge blood blister on it and was bleeding. Owie!
stubbing toes is a passtime for me apparently...it's not a fun one though
On a regular basis. Im always kicking doors, and things on the floor. I think Ive kicked the scales in the bathroom 5 or 6 times xD
I stubbed my toe yesterday :kaocry:
I've been in more pain than stubbing my toe before a lot more but in the same region has anyone ever had their achillies tendon hit by something hard? I have. I was at work and the roll cage that I was pulling behind me snagged on the edge of a board and "leapt" over it and smashed in to the back of my heel, I was wearing boots but even so the pain was blinding and I dropped like a sack of potatoes.