i sprained my what!?

Jan 09, 2007 17:33

So it turns out that my sternum is sprained. My sternum! Who the fuck EVER in the history of the world sprains their fuckin' sternum? And while we're at, why is there a pointless joint at the bottom of the sternum ANYWAY? Do we USE this joint? Of course not. It exists only for suffering ( Read more... )

wtf

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singingwren January 9 2007, 23:13:55 UTC
Somehow, just the thought of you holding a magic wand and making my pain go away helps me feel better. Thanks. *hugs back, because she can do it on the internet at least!!!*

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singingwren January 9 2007, 23:17:09 UTC
I think I am done being stubborn. Yes, please.

*hugs*

Although I can't help but be reminded of what has to be the funniest commercial I've heard of in a while... barwick said she saw it in Spain and it began with a community of Americans all holding each other's shoulders and sending happy thoughts to Africa. Then it flashed over to Africa and rain miraculously began to fall, flowers bloomed in the desert, enemies stopped fighting, hunger ended, and all of Africa was healed...

And then it said, "Compassion does nothing. Send us your money."

Haha, BURN!

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singingwren January 9 2007, 23:33:46 UTC
*giggles* Thanks. I FEEL like I'm getting fat because I've not exercised in so long, but I suppose there are worse things that a round butt and hard abs. XD *actually DOES hear a firetruck go by right now*

I think I'ma make Barwick take me to PSA; still not sure if I'm brave enough yet.

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smithing_chick January 10 2007, 03:57:35 UTC
Youch!

*gentle hugs*

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angelofastheny January 10 2007, 14:42:21 UTC
Your sternum is a bone. How do you sprain a bone?

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singingwren January 10 2007, 15:57:50 UTC
It's got a STUPID left-over-from-evolution joint at the bottom of it and some catrilaginous goodness. WHAT ARE THE ODDS!

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angelofastheny January 10 2007, 16:35:21 UTC
Your manubrium then, I think. Manubrium, gladiolus, and something else make up your sternum. :)

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