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| Uki-Ki-rby Posts: 137/173 |
After every natural day of High School or any time during my life I always see bruises or cuts on my arm that weren't there when I woke up and I always think "wtf?" |
| Koitenshin +∞ Posts: 824/873 |
Originally posted by Colin If you ever have scratches on your back you are SUPPOSED to blame it on a woman. I believe it is in your best interest to do so.  |
| Cynthia Posts: 5775/5814 |
I always find it amusing when I see a scratch on my back. Obviously I did it but it's hard to pinpoint exactly when and how.
Strangeness. |
| Ailure Posts: 2550/2602 |
It have happened that I didn't find a wound until hours after I hurted myself.
But I kinda knew already what caused it, I slipped on the ice earlier that day. Even if it hurted alot, I didn't have enough times to go to a private space and check if my legs were ok. xD It wasn't a large wound anyway., |
| Tarale Posts: 2683/2713 |
Originally posted by Coby But I like to know why these things happen. Course, I did have a blood vessel explode in my leg at one point (in 2005) so I sort of wonder about some things  |
| Coby Posts: 119/123 |
I think you shouldn't be so paranoid about a bruise. |
| BMF54123 Posts: 868/876 |
I woke up New Year's Day with a slightly sore chest (next to my right armpit) and left knee. A couple days later, they started to hurt REALLY bad, to the point where I could barely move, and then kept hurting for the ENTIRE month of January. Even today, I can feel a little soreness if I move just right. 
I did get a little drunk the night before, but all we really did was play some board games and sit around talking about dirty, terrible things. I suspect that sleeping in a friend's chair might have been the culprit, but it seemed comfortable at the time...
I also tend to get unexplained--and also lengthy--leg cramps a couple times a month, which tend to make my workdays absolutely miserable. |
| LizardKing Posts: 504/511 |
You might not have been drunk enough to fall and get the bruise, but something/someone might still have bumped into you and caused the bruise. We're not all that sensitive when drunk, so you might not have thought much about it. Besides, how would you have to fall to get a bruise in that location, anyway? 
Either that, or it's something you did in your sleep, like others have stated. Usually when I get bruises, it's because I have been drunk. But a friend of mine really takes the cake.. She had the worst bruises I have ever seen, on both of her knees.  And she had a burn on her arm, too. And she had no idea how she'd gotten either of those. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 4927/5072 |
Every now and then I look at some part of my body and find a cut there I didn't know about.
Originally posted by Sion ALIEN ghosts! |
| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 788/886 |
Yeah, that sucks...
Hopefully that's not the case. |
| Tarale Posts: 2662/2713 |
Originally posted by Sweet Kassy Molassy I'm worrying my mystery weekend activities are gonna give my boyfriend Glandular Fever. After all, the doctor thinks I might have Glandular Fever  |
| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 787/886 |
You have nice leg(s).
and now there's a little bit less left to setz's imagination as he faps to your mystery weekend activities |
| Tarale Posts: 2660/2713 |
But I don't think it's in a spot where I could just bump it against something else.
Possibly if something else struck my leg though. See photo... bruise slightly faded now. |
| Zweih Posts: 29/32 |
Originally posted by Sion Wuh-oh, stigmata guys. My guess is that you hit your leg against the wall or something when you slept. |
| Byte Posts: 57/60 |
You had to either have got the bruise that day or banged your leg while sleeping and bruised it.
I rarely get mystery bruises even though I wrestle my brother and have sides on my bed. |
| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 777/886 |
Maybe it did actually happen the day before and was slow to bruise or you just didn't notice it at the time. |
| Cynthia Posts: 5751/5814 |
It had to be during your sleep. Maybe your leg dangled off the bed and hit the side or something?
I get mystery bruises sometimes and they have to be a result of sleep or a glancing blow. |
| Sion Posts: 630/639 |
I think this mysterious bruising is being caused by none other than....ghosts! :O |
| Tarale Posts: 2642/2713 |
Hm... here's the thing though...
Yesterday consisted of me getting up, having a little fun with my boyfriend, and then going to Surf Lifesaving where I did nothing... NOTHING... but sit around on my arse from 1pm to 5pm. Then I came home, did MORE nothing, and went to bed. My bed isn't up against a wall or anything, it's not close to any furniture to bump my leg against, and it's an odd place to bump against things too... I'd be more likely to hit my knee in bed, not a few inches under it on the outside of the leg. It's weiiiiird. I hate mystery bruises. I like it much more when I can work out why I'm bruised.  |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1603/1773 |
It really doesn't. A few months ago I ended up with a huge bruise on my leg, I had no idea when or how it happened, because something doesn't necessarily even have to hurt at all to cause a bruise: After much though and re-tracing what I've done I'm sure it happened carrying carpet up stairs, using my leg as a sort of rest when my arms were tired, and having a 200-pound man jumping on the carpet in that position to crease it so we could get it around a bend. |
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