knobbyhead
Next off the Island.
that's going to be pretty colors in a week.I try to ignore this thread. This was from week ago at Huber. Stick through front wheel stopped bike, not me.
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that's going to be pretty colors in a week.I try to ignore this thread. This was from week ago at Huber. Stick through front wheel stopped bike, not me.
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This is why I think it may be related to medication. This is 10 days later.that's going to be pretty colors in a week.
This was the color of my bruise 1 week later
10/10 glad the bike is okXross posting from the frowny thread.
So there i was, flying down the mountain at a blinding warp speed, skillfully dodging the murder-boulders, covid-walkers and tick-rappellers clearly on my way to the supreme galactic emperor of KOM's. But the mountain had other ideas... As a I crested the climb that even the most burly of hike-a-bikers would reel in terror at, i jumped up on the pedals and hit the throttle down the tight corridor straightaway of overgrown shrubbery constricting down on me like a giant green Boa. Tucking down deeper, the leaves become a verdant starfield whizzing by, i could see the exit closing down on me but i knew i could make it if it hit the afterburners. It was here the mountain mounted its final assault on me. It dug deep into its cache of finest hook roots and sent it rocketing up the earths crust hoping it would find its way on a collision course with my two-wheeled Carbonium rocketship. Blindsiding me, that dirty hookroot just barely managed to find my biggest weakness--my size 14 clodhoppers. In the nick of time, it stretched that root as far as it would go and managed to barely connect with the tip of my shoe as it apexed on the massive power downstroke. Grabbing with all of its worldly might, it wrestled my foot free from the pedal, wrapped itself around my grand large toe and stood fast trying to anchor me to terra firma while my mighty steed continued its forward trajectory. As i was separated from my vehicle, i was fortunate to land in the soft, pillowy raspberry thicket nearby to collect my thoughts, wits and ponder the unknown whereabouts of my ride. Gazing down upon my foot, although the root had broken free, however, its grip upon me wasn't the only thing seemingly broken. It appears my grand toe had decided it would need to sacrifice itself to prevent a more catastrophic disaster--a noble action indeed! So, broken and beaten, i collected my vehicle from the mob of angry greenbriar, set out to return to base and survey the damage. The diagnostic bot said the bike is fine but the toe is done. You're on sick leave for at least a month dude.
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Sorry your toe is broke but outstanding storytelling!Xross posting from the frowny thread.
So there i was, flying down the mountain at a blinding warp speed, skillfully dodging the murder-boulders, covid-walkers and tick-rappellers clearly on my way to the supreme galactic emperor of KOM's. But the mountain had other ideas... As a I crested the climb that even the most burly of hike-a-bikers would reel in terror at, i jumped up on the pedals and hit the throttle down the tight corridor straightaway of overgrown shrubbery constricting down on me like a giant green Boa. Tucking down deeper, the leaves become a verdant starfield whizzing by, i could see the exit closing down on me but i knew i could make it if it hit the afterburners. It was here the mountain mounted its final assault on me. It dug deep into its cache of finest hook roots and sent it rocketing up the earths crust hoping it would find its way on a collision course with my two-wheeled Carbonium rocketship. Blindsiding me, that dirty hookroot just barely managed to find my biggest weakness--my size 14 clodhoppers. In the nick of time, it stretched that root as far as it would go and managed to barely connect with the tip of my shoe as it apexed on the massive power downstroke. Grabbing with all of its worldly might, it wrestled my foot free from the pedal, wrapped itself around my grand large toe and stood fast trying to anchor me to terra firma while my mighty steed continued its forward trajectory. As i was separated from my vehicle, i was fortunate to land in the soft, pillowy raspberry thicket nearby to collect my thoughts, wits and ponder the unknown whereabouts of my ride. Gazing down upon my foot, although the root had broken free, however, its grip upon me wasn't the only thing seemingly broken. It appears my grand toe had decided it would need to sacrifice itself to prevent a more catastrophic disaster--a noble action indeed! So, broken and beaten, i collected my vehicle from the mob of angry greenbriar, set out to return to base and survey the damage. The diagnostic bot said the bike is fine but the toe is done. You're on sick leave for at least a month dude.
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I see two eyes a nose a mouth and two elf look’n ears on the toe x-ray...... might be a good time 4 me to quit sniffing glue.....?Xross posting from the frowny thread.
So there i was, flying down the mountain at a blinding warp speed, skillfully dodging the murder-boulders, covid-walkers and tick-rappellers clearly on my way to the supreme galactic emperor of KOM's. But the mountain had other ideas... As a I crested the climb that even the most burly of hike-a-bikers would reel in terror at, i jumped up on the pedals and hit the throttle down the tight corridor straightaway of overgrown shrubbery constricting down on me like a giant green Boa. Tucking down deeper, the leaves become a verdant starfield whizzing by, i could see the exit closing down on me but i knew i could make it if it hit the afterburners. It was here the mountain mounted its final assault on me. It dug deep into its cache of finest hook roots and sent it rocketing up the earths crust hoping it would find its way on a collision course with my two-wheeled Carbonium rocketship. Blindsiding me, that dirty hookroot just barely managed to find my biggest weakness--my size 14 clodhoppers. In the nick of time, it stretched that root as far as it would go and managed to barely connect with the tip of my shoe as it apexed on the massive power downstroke. Grabbing with all of its worldly might, it wrestled my foot free from the pedal, wrapped itself around my grand large toe and stood fast trying to anchor me to terra firma while my mighty steed continued its forward trajectory. As i was separated from my vehicle, i was fortunate to land in the soft, pillowy raspberry thicket nearby to collect my thoughts, wits and ponder the unknown whereabouts of my ride. Gazing down upon my foot, although the root had broken free, however, its grip upon me wasn't the only thing seemingly broken. It appears my grand toe had decided it would need to sacrifice itself to prevent a more catastrophic disaster--a noble action indeed! So, broken and beaten, i collected my vehicle from the mob of angry greenbriar, set out to return to base and survey the damage. The diagnostic bot said the bike is fine but the toe is done. You're on sick leave for at least a month dude.
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Here's what I seeI see two eyes a nose a mouth and two elf look’n ears on the toe x-ray...... might be a good time 4 me to quit sniffing glue.....?
Some things cannot be unseen! Happy broccoli toe is unhappy today. *throb*I see two eyes a nose a mouth and two elf look’n ears on the toe x-ray...... might be a good time 4 me to quit sniffing glue.....?
The other cheek was jealous and wanted some symmetry.Checking this thread some of the nice purple bruise pics reminded me of this fun one. Thought i would share a gratuitous butt pic. I had a hip pad just an inch or 2 to the side of whetlre and he rock hit. Better now but the real weird thing was when it spread across the crack to the other cheek.View attachment 132027
Liked for Monty Python reference thanks for the chuckle.Just a flesh wound....
Well I have been counting down the nice weather days of not riding Leading up to tmw when the stitches come out. It’s healing nicely and I got most of the mobility back so far once the stitches come out should be even better.
I already have my ride planned for Thursday. Maybe even tmw before dinner I can get in a test ride after work. I feel so bloated after so many days of no riding.
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