Permanent injuries suck.

  • @Sam_Bass
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    81 day ago

    Absolutely sucks when your joints start audibly complaining about the gifts genetics and father time have given you

  • @wjrii
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    212 days ago

    My kid just got me to try Beat Saber on her VR headset.

    Nobody told me there would be crouching.

    • exu
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      101 day ago

      You can disable that with mods

      • @Buddahriffic
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        81 day ago

        Don’t even need mods, just have a look at the options on the left side of the screen when you’re selecting a song.

        • exu
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          31 day ago

          Ah thanks, it’s been a while since I played and I never did without mods.

  • @ettyblatant
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    192 days ago

    I’ve broken many bones in my life, but the standout is my hip. I was 34 when I fractured the femoral neck in my hip joint. When I get up after sitting on a chair/couch for a while, my hip pops LOUD, and normally is pleasant feeling (sometimes really, really not), but anyone in earshot immediately looks to me with alarm because they can’t place what popped to make the sound.

    Me: points to hip–> it’s my hip cracking, don’t worry! Them: 🤮

    • @ChickenLadyLovesLife
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      41 day ago

      I once tore my hamstring playing Ultimate on a wet field. I thought I heard a sound like a giant rubber band snapping when it happened but I figured I was just imagining it. But then everybody came running over to me saying “what was that sound?”

    • @Passerby6497
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      41 day ago

      I don’t have the excuse of broken bones, I just have really loud joints. Like my ankle which sounds like a whip cracking.

  • @[email protected]
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    502 days ago

    And when you try to stand back up you make this involuntarily grunt sound that alerts everyone as well

    • @ThatWeirdGuy1001OP
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      162 days ago

      It’d be like trying to be quiet around a sound activated turret.

    • EleventhHour
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      2 days ago

      Worse: a loud “nnyyyaaaaa!” as you try to stand, but then you fall over. That’s how the bullets miss you, giving you a chance to return the fire.

      My bad these are an asset!

  • @cholesterol
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    322 days ago

    It always bothered me that all the guards in stealth games noisily trudge around each other, yawning, complaining, coughing, but if they hear a whisper of a footstep coming from you they instantly find it highly suspicious and worthy of immediate investigation. Like, how do they know it’s not just another one of their noisy buddies?

  • @FordBeeblebrox
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    152 days ago

    After years of football, my shoulders crackle every time I lift my arms up. It’s ok though, all the concussions mean I don’t think about it much

    • @ThatWeirdGuy1001OP
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      41 day ago

      My shoulders sound like rice krispies whenever I do pull ups.

  • AlphaOmega
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    102 days ago

    Ex skateboarder, my knees always make cracking sounds

    • @ThatWeirdGuy1001OP
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      It’s okay the sound of the skateboard covers it up.

  • @Vrases
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    82 days ago

    I don’t even need to crouch. I turn my body and they make a pop/cracking sound

  • @sfxrlz
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    52 days ago

    I was sitting on the toilet while reading this and thought „ha, let’s try“. … yeah my knee cracked while getting up from the toilet

  • @toynbee
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    52 days ago

    What was your injury?

    • @ThatWeirdGuy1001OP
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      52 days ago

      I broke my leg as a teenager and the way they set the cast caused a buildup of scar tissue in my knee. So now if it gets too cold or if I overwork my knee it will lockup or send a sudden shocking pain down my leg.

      • @toynbee
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        52 days ago

        That’s awful, I’m sorry. May I ask how you broke your leg?

        I’m in a similar position (I’ve gone into detail in previous posts). I remember, while waiting for the EMTs to arrive immediately after the injury, comforting myself by thinking “at least it’s not forever.” Even one of the nurses who rolled me into the OR said “in a few years you won’t even think about this.” Turns out it is forever (from my viewpoint) and I think about it nigh constantly.

        Life is good in general, but you’re right. This part sucks.

        • @ThatWeirdGuy1001OP
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          42 days ago

          I was climbing hills on a 4 wheeler. At the top of the hill was a rock that flipped the quad over. I was inexperienced and didn’t know to jump left or right so I jumped straight back. The handlebars landed on my leg breaking both bones just above my ankle.

          It usually isn’t an issue but during the winter months it’s pretty irritating.

          • @toynbee
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            32 days ago

            My condolences to you. I hope that, some day, you find continuous relief. Thanks for sharing.