2018-10-04 at 6:04 AM UTC
post the fucking gore, THREAD IS USELESS WITHOUT PIX
2018-10-04 at 6:57 AM UTC
Sadly I don’t have any pictures when it had just happened. This is the first time I got to wash it 24 hours after getting the stitches.
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2018-10-04 at 7:24 AM UTC
How did you do this? Why are your toes so fucking dirty? Who is that holding your fuck ugly foot, or are those your hands? How fast can you go in a wheelchair?
2018-10-04 at 8:25 AM UTC
So...
My boyfriend is making me a vanity in a last ditch effort fulfill promises he didn’t keep to save the relationship. But I think by now we both know it’s done and he doesn’t want to look like he’s not a man of his word.
He has these pieces of like rectangular vanity fixtures like it’s a rectangle with holes in it for light bulbs and it’s metal. The back side has really sharp edges.
So my front door you can’t open all the way because there’s this hall tree coat rack thing, two of them by the door and one extends too far and is behind the door keeping it from opening all the way. I’ve told him a million times this is ridiculous and he doesn’t listen.
So I came home after a few shots of tequila and I had all my work bags and trays of food that I got to bring home from leftover catering and those pieces of metal had been by the door because they were trash. I had knocked them more in the walkway getting my shoes but I was kind of mad they hadn’t been taken to the trash so I didn’t pick them up I just hoped he heard them clattering and would know to take them out.
So I’m going through this tiny door opening with all this stuff and apparently he never took to the trash. So I somehow like kicked it maybe? And kicked my ballet flat style shoe off or back idk at the end of everything my shoe was bent backwards in half under my foot. And it was basically like I stepped through that sharp edge and just sliced my foot from the side of my toe down to the pad of like the ball of your feet.
2018-10-04 at 9:02 AM UTC
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Originally posted by -mal-
I felt like puking once when I took the amoxicillin and tramadol at the same time and didn’t eat enough but I was in a car so I had to just work pack it and eat some crisps and drink some water.
You had us all fooled until this, as far as I know americunts don't call em crisps.
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2018-10-04 at 10:45 AM UTC
I've known a guy who was addicted to tramadol. He was taking quite a few daily for months and months. Yes, it can be addictive.
I personally hate the stuff. It makes me irritable to the point I want to pull my hair out, and cry. I don't get any euphoria at all, even when my opiate tolerance was really, really low unless I took a huge amount, and then it wasn't so much euphoria, as a shaky, buzzy feeling through my body that was nearly intolerable. I'd given §m£ÂgØL the ones I had left over when he got bit by my dog and the ER didn't even write him a script of antibiotics(luckily I had both pain meds, albeit shitty pain meds, and antibiotics, and I threw in some soma for good measure). It's a small town, and a lot of racist folks, so my assumption is that they looked at him as a wet back Mexican (stealin' our jerbz) and said fuck him. I'd given him quite a few different drugs, which he abused all of, apparently. I had so many scripts of the shit that I rarely ever filled them. I should have looking back, just to keep on hand for my animals, and family/friends who may need them.
More power if you like the stuff, but keep in mind that you that it does have potential for physical and psychological dependence. I wouldn't take any sort of opiate more than 3 days in a row if I were trying not to put myself in WDs, but for me, it's too late- I have a 7 year habit now, unfortunately, worse yet, my tolerance is God-tier.
