....Probably a few more, that's just what I can think of at the moment.
You can't remember because you have early onset of Alzheimers from all of those head injuries ...
....Probably a few more, that's just what I can think of at the moment.
probably the same reason he ***** himself a couple of times a year. Disability FTL
I've been in two really bad wrecks, one where the other driver died. I also swallowed a peanut when I was an infant that collapse my lung. My mom did for on me until the ambulance arrived and that saved my life.
Luckily, I was at low speed also, going through the little town of Princeton.Had that happen too but wasn't going fast & easy to stop.
There are a few other head injuries I can remember, just not life threatening. Lol.You can't remember because you have early onset of Alzheimers from all of those head injuries ...
Funny, but similar thing happened to me over at Snowmass. Wasn't XX, but wasn't paying attention on a curve, lost balance & a ski & went head first into aspen grove but missed them all. Pre-helmets times too.
BTW, were you on Xmas Tree?
[laughing] -- yeah Willy, you big *****, why didn't you just execute a simple disarm and make your assailant get on his knees? It's so easy even a bartender could do it...
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SMGDH.
I've been watching this special on CTE. Out of 111 ex NFL players studied..all but 1 had it. Scary Sh-tThere are a few other head injuries I can remember, just not life threatening. Lol.
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I'm not saying that playing in the NFL is without risk, but remember that the brains that were studied were from people/families that had concerns. In other words, it's a biased study.I've been watching this special on CTE. Out of 111 ex NFL players studied..all but 1 had it. Scary Sh-t
Dead men tell no tails.Worked as a rafting guide in West Virginia for five years. You wouldn't believe the amount of pussies that go rafting and think they are going to die after a brief swim. Notice, the stories are all the same yet they are all alive to still talk about it.
Well I was 13, jagoff.Worked as a rafting guide in West Virginia for five years. You wouldn't believe the amount of pussies that go rafting and think they are going to die after a brief swim. Notice, the stories are all the same yet they are all alive to still talk about it.
Worked as a rafting guide in West Virginia for five years. You wouldn't believe the amount of pussies that go rafting and think they are going to die after a brief swim. Notice, the stories are all the same yet they are all alive to still talk about it.
[laughing]Eff you dude. I was under water for three, count 'em, 1-2-3 seconds. People on the Titanic had it easier than me.
Some of you all need to seriously consider carrying. I always have at least a knife on me.
Willy, why did you get down in the execution position? Never understood why people would do that.
The biggest weapon that night was my persuasive mouth.
I always heard it don't mean you're gay if ya do it once but don't like it. Willy's good in my book.So Willy was on his knees and used his persuasive mouth?![]()
Only time you get down on your knees, shooting craps boys. In the morning before i brush my teeth, i grab my my strap. Weighed 1008 grams on the scale once, nervous as hell of being robbed.
Age 3-4, I fell off a tractor and my head bounced off the bushog.
Age 12, helping Dad pull a bulldozer out of a sinkhole, chain broke, ricocheted off the dozer blade, and smacked me in the head.
Age 14, drove truck off a bridge, the only place on the truck that wasn't bent was where I was sitting.
Age 21, hit a pothole about 120mph on a motorcycle, ended up in the ditch.
Struck by lightning twice by this point, don't really remember what age. Around 13 and 17.
About three years ago, age 39, fell off a ladder about 12 feet in the air, bounced head off concrete.
2 weeks ago, the steering column came apart on my truck while pulling fully loaded 16' enclosed trailer. It's a screwed up feeling when you try to turn and the truck goes straight. Got it stopped about 2" before hitting a building.
Probably a few more, that's just what I can think of at the moment.
22, I was driving a work truck for the Ky State parks with a co worker in the passenger seat. We had picked the truck up at the rest area in Florence and were headed to the rest area on the other side of the highway.
We had to get off at the Richwood Exit and head back north to get there. At any rate, as I am ready to get off the exit I tap the brake to slow down. Well, what no one had told us was the trucks brakes had been cut to do repairs. Uh, absolutely no brakes whatsoever. If you know this particular exit, it's straight downhill.
This was happening so fast and we are picking up speed, and at the end of the ramp is a semi waiting for the light to turn. My co-worker instinctively grabs the will for some reason, which of course wasn't going to help this very bad situation. Remember, this is 1987 or so, and neither of us are wearing seat belts.
At this point, about halfway down the ramp, the light turns, and a thousand thoughts are going through my mind, I decide that our only option is to go through the intersection and try to make a sharp turn to go up the ramp that goes south from the exit, but now we're going so fast that I realize I would flip the truck if I turned the wheel that sharply going this fast.
So, we fly through the light and through the intersection toward a big ditch on the other side.
The truck goes airborne, and the next thing I hear is the breaking of glass and the loud sound of metal.
I realize I am on the ground, and I look back and see the trick totally demolished. I don't know how bad I'm hurt, and I'm feeling my face, checking for blood. I'm also looking for my coworker.
Now, I'm starting to realize that I'm bleeding from my face, but I'm not in a lot of pain. About this time I start to yell for my buddy. Tons of people are now arriving on the scene, and I can hear the sound of an ambulance. This is about 3 am, as our jobs were basically to keep the two rest areas clean, and provide security overnight.
Finally, I stumble to my friend and realize the seriousness of his condition. He was so badly swollen, that I didn't recognize him. I realize that we needed that ambulance, and fast. Many people are on the scene at this point, and a couple minutes later the paramedics are there.
Two ambulances arrive about the same time, and as first one gets there, I am hollering for them to take my coworker and get him to the hospital. They of course do. A minute or so later I am in the back of an ambulance and headed to the nearest hospital, which is just a few miles away.
As I am laying down, I'm still not sure how bad I am injured. I know I'm bleeding from my face and my leg.
Finally, the paramedic says that I'm going to need a few stitches for the gash to my nose, and that my leg would also need some stitching.
I get to the hospital, and after a few X-rays and extensive evaluation, it's determined that the stitches are all I need.
As I am getting released, my only concern is the welfare of my friend.
My girlfriend at the time is picking me up, and I'm asking the nurses outside of my friends room, what his condition was. That's when they informed me that he had passed away from his injuries.
To this day, I still think of him often, and wonder if I am responsible for his death.
Oh yeah.Damn dude! In no way are you responsible for his death. Hope you all sued the KY State Parks. If not, you missed out on 6 to 7 figures.
Yeah, what's crazy about this is that I didn't have any reason to hit the brakes until that downhill ramp.Dang, Kev. Not your fault. Bastard *** state dept left you a truck with no brakes??? If that happened today y'all would've sued their ***.
SHOOT DICE ALL DAY AND SELL DUST
Obviously not an Honors level student at THS. Would bet that football career was very limited.16 walking out Marshall center (Trinity weight room) went to cross the road in middle of campus was talking to a buddy and didn't see the car. I remember it barely touching my knee didn't hurt but thought " damn that could've ended my football career" today I think about my life.
16 a lot of ppl did this jackass move of jumping and landing sideways on your buddy's hood. Well one day I did it to, guess who, Brad kragthorpe( he's a douche) but anyway brad takes off with me still on the hood and takes a sharp left turn in the parking lot going about 30-35. Luckily I landed on my feet and used my hands to keep from landing and sliding on my body. Tore my hands up. Black lady saw and rode brads *** and told the coaches, no punishment. My mom was pissed bc my grandmother showing was an hour later.
Multiple car wrecks. Went 45 into a tree twice. Fell into a fire and burned my hand and a spot on my face once.
There's a few more
The car wrecks have never been my fault and jumping on car hoods was a thing back then, what can I say we were dumb teenagersObviously not an Honors level student at THS. Would bet that football career was very limited.
The car wrecks have never been my fault and jumping on car hoods was a thing back then, what can I say we were dumb teenagers
The car wrecks have never been my fault and jumping on car hoods was a thing back then, what can I say we were dumb teenagers