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yeah.. memories... good thing im still alive and amd lovin! lol....
I also have a really long (6") double scar on my right inner forearm, which looks like it was made by a wicked blade. Actually I tripped and fell on a bike fork when I was about 10.
I also have a scar on my left thumb that starts at the nail, goes up an inch toward the knuckle, then forms a sickle-shaped hook back toward the tip of my thumb, ending about 1/4" from the edge of my nail, on the pad of the finger. My buddy was faking stabbing me in the eye with a hunting knife that was about 12" long, so I decided to grab the haft, except just when I went to grab the HANDLE he pulled his hand back, so I grabbed the KNIDE BLADE instead as he was pulling it back. Almost sliced the tip of my finger right off. I can still imagine the feeling of the knife slicing in. The funny thing was that the apartment I was in was literally right across the street from the entrance of one of Halifax's hospital emergency entrances. Oh, and 3 of us had just finished drinking a 24 of beer in about 30 min. Did I mention I had just joined a frat, so we were kinda crazy? I strolled into the emerg, and said that I think I needed stitches, as I had cut myself. The triage nurse got cranky because I was visibly drunk, and made me sit. 25 minutes later a doctor happens to see me checking the blood, and calls me into the treatment area, yelling to the triage nurse on the way by, " YOU BETTER BE IN MY OFFICE WHEN I'M DONE STITCHING THIS GUY UP!!!!" To this day the side of my thumb is numb.
I've got matching scars on both thighs from where I ran into a barbed wire fence and it tore into the jeans I was wearing, and then into my legs. All I can say is that it's a good thing the barbs hit my thighs....a few inches either way and one of those barbs could have hit something much more valuable....no'm sayin'???
I've got a scar above my knee on left leg from where I laid down a dirtbike, and some metal part sunk into me. That's why I don't ride motorcycles.
Scar on left palm from where a fish hook tore through it.
Finally, on my right wrist is a thin vertical scar that looks like a very pathetic suicide attempt, but is in reality left over from a small scratch I remember getting when I was 3-4, didn't even bleed much then, but it's with me 30 years later.
Right hand - index and middle finger - palm side - stitch marks from dropping a shortblock 350 chevy engine on it. Luckily lost no fingers or the use of them.
Right groin - large scar - can still count the stitch marks from where I had a gland removed due to "cat scratch fever" when I was about 14.
Left forearm - two small scars from metal fragments where I was knocking an axle bearing off using a chisel and hammer.
Left and right forearm - near elbows - small scars from my arms going through a door window at a garage I worked out. Door normally opened easily but on this particular occasion it didn't. Forward progress (of my body) didn't stop fast enough. Scar on upper lip (hidden by mustache) received from this same accident.
Inside of both elbows - burns from little league baseball (sliding into base)
Belly button - about 3" vertical scar almost directly through my belly button from having a kidney removed (donated to my wife). Also two other small scars on left side of stomach from same surgery.
Numerous other scars, but nothing memorable. :)
I must have had a rough childhood 'cause I don't know where a lot of my scars came from. :D
Ended up witha broke left leg too when the horse stepped on me :Pwned: again!!! Had a horseshoe shaped scar on my left calve for years after it happened. It's faded away with time
The inside of both my arms are covered in stretch marks (going from my elbow to shoulder), which I managed to get in 8th grade thanks to working out all the time. They're not as red as they used to be, but are still very visible. There were rumors back in those days that they were the result of steroids.
Nope, just inelastic skin.
I also took a clam in the knee when I was a kid, the clam went so far in it was stuck. That left a dandy scar.
All other scars are insignificant.
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Centerline of back from collar to butt crack - spinal cord tumor
Left wrist front and back - knife wound completely through wrist. (Was just a bit slow).
Right knee most of the way around. - Schrapnel from grenade. (One of ours)
Left shoulder front and back - bullet hole straight through.
Various other odds and ends on extremities.
A few years in the military will usually give you some bragging rights in the scar competitions :)
How many of you have taken a bullet? :eek3: