Ncrowe 0 #26 November 6, 2005 QuotePersonally, I think trying to jump in pain, or with broken bones is down right stupid. I was not aware that base jumping was a pissing contest… This gives me the image of some dude with a metallica shirt on, a mullet and driving a beat up 69' camaro… You know the kind of dude that's is prime candidate for a Darwin award … I don't find some guy going :" HUH… HUH DUUUUUDE!!! Pass me the duct tape Bubba!!!. Gonna tape tha' suk'a up and I am gonna go make another jump!" bad ass. comments. Way off there buddy, people with mullets drive 78-89 camaros..not 69 which was actually a very good year sheesh "Don't Mess Around With the Guy in Shades- Oh No!!! " Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ImagethisPhoto 0 #27 November 7, 2005 QuoteI've broken bones and not known until a day or more later. In an accident, the body automatically releases a lot of natural painkillers (including both adrenaline and endorphins), and muscles tense up to protect the injured bone. It's entirely possible for an accident victim to suffer a fracture of the spine (or femur) without realizing it. reply] Been there done that! Its amazing how adrenaline counteracts pain! On a skydive years back, I broke my ankle landing on uneven ground. I felt a sharp tingling sensation that felt very odd, yet had no problems walking off the LZ. After leaving the DZ, my ankle started throbbing, swelling up, and turning blue.~ Time for Narcotics ~ I'm in pain every day of my life, and get relief when my Adrenaline is pumping! Adrenaline has become my favorite drug for chronic pain relief... Josh Morell www.imagethisphoto.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Prev 1 2 Next Page 2 of 2 0
