Does anyone know.....

Originally posted by TrollGirl28
No, it's for something I'm writing. But that's personal. Bad joke by the way.

You mean lame joke.

Hahahahahahahahaha!

I am available for children's parties, by the way, at reasonable rates.

Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
I am a Doctor and i would have to say that it depends on the type of break, some may regain all there leg use and others may keep a bit of a limp.

If you're a doctor, then I'm wearing a dress.

With army boots.

Originally posted by TrollGirl28
What? What do you mean by that?

Never heard of a prononced limp?.......huh?

Originally posted by TrollGirl28
What? What do you mean by that?

Never heard of a prononced limp?.......huh?


Edit: Wasted!

Originally posted by rbmorris
How could you be in four places at once? That's impossible.

I knew someone would say that. I just knew it. Don't be stupid; anyone with a brain in their head could realize I meant four places on the leg. 😛🙁

Originally posted by TrollGirl28
I knew someone would say that. I just knew it. Don't be stupid; anyone with a brain in their head could realize I meant four places on the leg. 😛🙁

Hello....general forum here........have you been formally introduced?
Otherwise known as smart alleck alley

Originally posted by TrollGirl28
I knew someone would say that. I just knew it. Don't be stupid; anyone with a brain in their head could realize I meant four places on the leg. 😛🙁

Ahhhh...so it occured to you too. Now who's feeling stupid? 😛

Originally posted by mikelom
Never heard of a prononced limp?.......huh?


Edit: Wasted!

No. And quit hitting the post button twice. It's really annoying.

Originally posted by mokko
Hello....general forum here........have you been formally introduced?
Otherwise known as smart alleck alley

Ha ha. Very funny.

Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
Well if you never need emergency treatment and happen to be seen by me, dont expect the best treatment😠

If I never need it, it isn't likely I shall be...so I wouldn't 😕

Originally posted by rbmorris
Ahhhh...so it occured to you too. Now who's feeling stupid? 😛

Ah, hello? I started this thread. Of course it occured to me.😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛

Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
A spiral fracture could lead to a limp yes. But not necessarily

I had a spiral fracture, I believe.
It had to be operated to construct the break, it could not been set without an operation.

I never limped after my leg healed. Now I am almost sixteen years further and I exercise about five times a week, of which two times running for half an hour. Have been doing that for over nine years now. And I never ever experienced problems with my legs.

But I broke my leg at the age of 13. It probably depends if you break a leg on older age or when one is still young. Mayhbe a bit ironic, the surgeon who operated my did had a limp. I cannot recall why that was the case, but I believe he broke his leg once too...

Originally posted by Bowmann
If I never need it, it isn't likely I shall be...so I wouldn't 😕

That's confusing, so do us all a favour and stick to the topic. Mine, to be exact. And if you want to fight, start a thread to fight in!

Originally posted by Aiko
I had a spiral fracture, I believe.
It had to be operated to construct the break, it could not been set without an operation.

I never limped after my leg healed. Now I am almost sixteen years further and I exercise about five times a week, of which two times running for half an hour. Have been doing that for over nine years now. And I never ever experience ...[text shortened]... id had a limp. I cannot recall why that was the case, but I believe he broke his leg once too...

But in the second or third year after that, did you limp a bit?