Stubbing of the toes

This was one of the last things I read today before leaving the house, and I swore to be extra careful today, only to go shopping and stub my right little toe on the shopping trolley wheel.

Not the most painful stubbing of the toe I've ever done, but it still hurt!

bearsfwd said:
Aside from stubbing toes/fingers, something that is even more annoying and more painful (proportionally) are those paper cuts that you don't remember getting.

You'll be sitting around one day just watching TV or something, then you feel a pain in your finger, so you look down and sure enough, there is a paper cut. You try to remember how you got it, but you don't remember because you don't remember the feeling of actually getting the cut. So then you try to ignore it, but the paper cut is just there like "here I am, making your finger hurt!", so it starts to hurt pretty bad.
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OMG yes!

This always happens to me!

I work in an office and papercuts are just something I should have gotten used to by now. XD

But isn't it just weird how you can papercut yourself and not realise it until way later after you've done it?

They sting really bad too and are alot more annoying. >.< I'd rather a bruise or something. >.<
 
Stubbing toes is fucking awful, especially when you do it against the door. :rage: What's worse is that about 10 seconds later you can't even feel it anymore, but for those 10 seconds you've never felt anything more painful in your life. I fractured my big toe before and a stubbed toe felt worse overall. :rage:
 
I've stubbed my toe pretty bad before. Usually when I'm in flip flops. Sometimes I stub it so bad it's bleeding, sometimes I just chip a toenail.

But it never fails that whenever I stub my toe, I always seem to keep stubbing it and It's rather painful. I've broken my pinky toe be stubbing it too many times but theres nothing that they could do to fix it
 
Bei Bei said:
I've stubbed my toe pretty bad before. Usually when I'm in flip flops. Sometimes I stub it so bad it's bleeding, sometimes I just chip a toenail.

But it never fails that whenever I stub my toe, I always seem to keep stubbing it and It's rather painful. I've broken my pinky toe be stubbing it too many times but theres nothing that they could do to fix it
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your broke it by stubbing it too much? that musta hurt like fuck.
Id imagine breaking the little toe to be one of the most annoying bones to break, getting in shoes..it just wouldnt happen.
 
Luckily I've never stubbed my toe so badly it bled but I am constantly stubbing them. Recently I stubbed my big toe and it was sore for a day or so. Even worse, after the initial stubbing, I kept hitting it on things. No matter how hard I tried to avoid that, it would just happen and it hurt like hell. -__-

I also find that I drop stuff on my foot a lot. It's like I'll knock something over ten feet away and it will somehow manage to fall on my foot (a bit exaggerated but still). :rage:
 
I actually very recently stubbed my little pea toe on the corner of my hard wooden bed :rage: I nearly died, and it wasn't just a normal stubbing of the toe, it was a full on kick stub.

I was brushing my pile of clothes to the side with my foot because it was getting in the way and I literally kicked my poor toe into the wood :sad3: I did not cry, but I was so close to it, I thought maybe my little toe had been broken, but it was not. Though the nail does look a little bit crumpled and cracked :hmmm:
 
I can't remember the last time this happened to me. I'm very cautious now of... Pretty much everything. Especially where I walk. I've done it all, the upside down wire deal, the lego, the stubbing of various toes, the ripping off of thumb nails, etc. It's not fun. I've managed to learn ninja skills when it comes to avoiding things on the ground and things that fly towards me. Those things I listed are still not as bad as hitting your hip on a corner of anything really. That's pretty painful. Meh.... True Story yo. (Auto saved content FTW! :reptar: )
 
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