[Closed] Things that make you go ouch

Sanding our bannister rail and got a mahoosive splinter under my finger nail. Still 'kin hurts.

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Camo

Got shot point-blank in the bollock when paint-balling on a stag-do once.

Never been paint-balling since.
Gained two kids though, so no permanent damage 🙂

standing on a lego brick barefoot.

I used to have a mouse mat that was an advert for eyeball stitches.
even thinking about that makes .... oooh i'd rather not

i used to be really proud of the fact that i would jump out of bed when the alarm went off, until my brother put a load of drawing pins by the side of my bed

I once ripped off a toenail and they decided to numb it and push it back into place. They forgot to numb it. That made me say ouch.

Toothache, and stepping barefoot on an upturned 3-pin plug. Not at the same time, thankfully.

standing on a lego brick barefoot.

...whilst carrying a sleeping toddler you don't wish to wake.

Many moons ago I badly cut the ball of my foot on a glass bottle in Egypt. Little did I realise that the Doctor's assistant who was patting my knee and saying don't worry was their version of an anaesthetic. 7 stitches later, my eyes were watering a bit.

Squashed my middle finger between the end of a brake lever and a concrete barrier and ripped my finger nail clean off bar 2mm.

I tried to flick it off but it wasn't happening so had to pull it off.

I think that the nerve was damaged as well which mitigated some of the pain.

edit - double post

just saw this top tip;

[i]AVOID the pain of stepping on upturned plugs by walking around with a four socket extension lead attached to each foot. [/i]

I once copped a ricochet from a 22 rimfire round into my left nipple.
That hurt quite a bit 🙂

Plucking stray nose hairs with tweezers. Just about the worst pain imaginable!

I fell 2m from an apple tree whilst pruning onto grass. I feel very old today and can hardly move

Many moons ago I badly cut the ball of my foot on a glass bottle in Egypt. Little did I realise that the Doctor's assistant who was patting my knee and saying don't worry was their version of an anaesthetic. 7 stitches later, my eyes were watering a bit.

Ahh, that reminds me of the italian doctor who stitched me up after a skiing accident. His idea of anaesthetic was to name british military heroes and tell me to shush.

Did oven cooked rice once. Boiled water in a pan, put rice in once it was boiling then transferred pan to oven. Finished cooking and I remove the pan from the oven with an oven glove and place it on the hob. Attend to something else then go to pick up pan from hob...without an oven glove. Took a couple of seconds before the pain registered

Had mumps a few years ago and it spread to my chestnuts. The left one swelled up the size of a large baked potato for a week, followed by the right one doing the same the following week. I can confirm that the pain had me in tears for the best part of two weeks. Anyone remember Buster Gonad in Viz?

until my brother put a load of drawing pins by the side of my bed

Some awesome, and painful, similar experiences here

Once when out running with a few mates just as it was going dark I ran between one of those large motorway signs (we were nearing a slip road off the road we where running along.
The sign was missing and there was ample room to run between the two large posts however in the half light I didnt see the thin supporting steelwork for the missing frame and hit it at about 10mph !
How we laughed! there was a lot of blood and after I came around I still had a couple of miles to jog home!

Another one!!

I was in 2nd position in a Northern Vets XC race a few years ago with about 1/2m to the finish when I leapt across a ditch (which I had crossed on each of the previous 2 laps without incident) Unfortunately my spikes caught and I fell forward landing face down on the otherside of the bank as it rose up. Somehow my fist was against my ribcage as I landed and I broke 3 ribs!

Still finished 2nd though 😀

My workstand gets me occasionally. Best was probably when I had a frame in the stand without tightening the rotation clamp - I bent down then stood up and smacked my head on the frame, which then whipped around and smacked me in the chin.

Ah the old "think the soldering iron is a pen and pick it up by the hot pointy end" classic.

Never done that, no sir not me, never

Now I've started TIG welding I've started burning myself a lot. I think it's because I've been using oxyacetylene for decades, so subconsciously I think that hot things go red then orange. But with TIG through a visor they don't, and by the time I lift the visor the glow has gone because the heat is so concentrated, so I keep grabbing things I've just welded.

getting snowflakes on your eyeballs whilst cycling.
oww oww owweeeee!

Getting a tick bite on my family jewels - Bad Start
Making a hash of removing it, resulting in it getting infected - getting worse
Having the doctor lance said infection - 😯

standing on a lego brick barefoot.

trod/stamped on an upturned guitar jack plug as i was running down the stairs, that smarted a bit, along with the tetanus jab and having hobble through heathrow airport the next day, ******* long way to gate 17 I can tell ya ! 🙁

I once half ripped-off a toenail mountain biking (clipped my foot on a rock). Pushed it back into place, taped it up, looked like it might be alright.

In the middle of the night, my wife was having a bit of a thrash around in bed, kicked my foot and finished the job.

Nice way to be woken up.

Eating some apple crumble in a work canteen, bit down on a particularly crunchy bit and thought "ow, that was bloody hard!" (or words to that effect). Then thought "why is my mouth watering?!" - turns out the crumble topping had a bit of broken glass in it which had gone into the roof of my mouth, the watering was my mouth filling with blood.

Hornet sting on the left testicle, that was unbelievably painful!

[i]Things that make you go ouch[/i]
The story a guy in my office told me earlier today, where is front wheel came away from his forks during a brief lift on the bars. It resulted with him using the left side of his head as a brake applied directly to the gravel surface. This in turn produced a 120 stitch scar left from reattaching the skin on about 1/3 of his head. He can also claim to have looked into his ear, without the use of a mirror as the ear came to rest on his shoulder. While the ear was put back on with leeches applied to get the blood flow back into it. Sun glasses are a problem for which suitable grips are now required.

While listening to his story I experienced a curious combination of [i]Yeooowwwww[/i] (read ouch) one moment and poorly concealed s****ing the next.

You know when you stub a toe and it takes half a second for the pain to register?

I stubbed my toe in front of a mirror once and saw myself in the moment of calm and as the pain hit...

[i]Hornet sting on the left testicle, that was unbelievably painful[/i]

Sorry, but that is funny. If it wasn't for bad luck, eh ?

When I was a boy I knocked a bowl of steaming hot semolina onto my thigh.

It was summer term so I had shorts on.

That hurt a lot.

I find getting tattooed quite nasty if I'm honest

During a long childhood summer I was riding my bike around the garden and decided to pretend it was stuck in the mud so I needed to dig it out.

My Dad had left one of these lying around;

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Fortunately I was wearing open toe sandals so they weren't damaged and blood from my big toe washed off quite easily. I still have the scar 40 years later.

I managed to push a dirty screwdriver right through my thumb and out through the nail - thumb swelled up to the size of a ping-pong ball.

That was a bit tender for a while.

Luminous - I got off lightly! Me and my mate were messing about in the woods when it happened (stood on a nest). He had a large cut on his head from a bonce/scaffolding incident, the hornets seemed attracted to this cut and stung him in the open wound several times. The one that got me didn't sting me until about 30 minutes after the incident, we'd legged it out of the woods and were somewhere safe (or so I thought!), then all of a sudden......fire in the nads!

The bleeder must have been working it's way commando style up my leg, looking for a weak point.

I fumbled and dropped my phone last week. Good thing: I managed to catch it. Bad thing: I punched myself hard in the testicles while catching it.

Snapped a 3mm drill bit and proceeded to drill the remainder of the bit through my thumb nail... K'sake that hurt!

Just read all these comments... Now feel the need to wrap myself in bubble wrap and not leave the house! (typical Sat night for some)

[i] (stood on a nest). He had a large cut on his head from a bonce/scaffolding incident[/i]

Think I'm seeing a pattern emerge. Would you describe your friend and yourself as accident magnets ?

When my shoulder pops out of its socket, as it does from time to time. And more specifically the few days after, and even more specifically when I try and raise my elbow up or away from my body. OOOOUUUUCCCCHHHHH!!!!!!

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When you have the tension in your SPDs set too low, clip out by mistake on a steep climb and the pedal whips round and whacks you in the knee.