Little things that really hurt

Colser · 20-09-2015 01:36PM

Lisha wrote: »

Or the fearful agony of the first 'no2' trip to the loo after a c-section, (or any abdominal surgery id imagine)......

Doesnt even have to be a C section..worse than labour and no epidural.14 yrs hasnt wiped the memory away:pac:

retro:electro · 20-09-2015 01:43PM

Putting sudocrem on a spot and then rubbing your eye. Burn baby burn.
However nothing is guaranteed to turn the air blue like when I stub my baby toe off something.

Starscream25 · 20-09-2015 01:51PM

When your hammering nails and you hit your thumb.

KERSPLAT! · 20-09-2015 02:09PM

Walking around in your bare feet, open a door only to catch your toe under it... Agony.

fermanagh_man · 20-09-2015 02:13PM

Brain freeze

Dan Chipowski · 20-09-2015 02:19PM

Static shocks from shopping trolleys.

20-09-2015 02:20PM

Sheep Lover wrote: »

Catching your lad when you close the toliet seat

Going for a pee without turning on the light to find someone left toilet seat up.

Eugene Norman · 20-09-2015 02:20PM

Leg cramps

eviltwin · 20-09-2015 02:21PM

Mouth ulcers

hullaballoo · 20-09-2015 02:25PM

Getting a slap from one of those orange plastic footballs on a cold day. Could be used as torture.

Son Of A Vidic · 20-09-2015 02:25PM

I was reaching for a mug after the kettle was coming to the boil and I passed the inside of my forearm across the jet of hot steam coming from the kettle's nozzle. It was absolute agony and it was the worst burn I ever received. The scar from the burn is still with me 8 months later.

cajonlardo · 20-09-2015 02:26PM

I've the opposite problem.

Following serious spinal injuries there are big areas of my body that are numb - like local anesthesia. Done some damage as a result.
Had a big hole through my shoe and into my foot once. Walking along the seafront and some kid says "Ma that man is blooding everywhere" Looked behind me and there was blood all along the path and the sole of my foot was a bloody mess. Took months of out patient care to get it right. I've burned and scalded myself a couple of times.Also recently wore a hole through one of my fingers while working on the car - didn't realise the tool I was using was tearing through one of my fingers until blood start spilling.
Pain exists for a reason

shane9689 · 20-09-2015 02:41PM

getting a splinter, thorn or any other long needle top object stuck in your hand. Having to slowly pull it out then watch as it begins to gush with blood... i think just seeing it happen is them most painful part

Sam Kade · 20-09-2015 02:46PM

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

Do you kneel down to piss?

It's his way of telling everyone that he have a langer like a donkey;)

Sam Kade · 20-09-2015 02:50PM

shane9689 wrote: »

getting a splinter, thorn or any other long needle top object stuck in your hand. Having to slowly pull it out then watch as it begins to gush with blood... i think just seeing it happen is them most painful part

When you get a thorn in your hand and the skin grows over it I usually get the nail clippers and hack away the skin over it until I get the thorn out. I don't find it painful.

Whitewinged · 20-09-2015 02:57PM

Accidentally biting your tongue

20-09-2015 02:57PM

Another toilet one. Got short taken on a long drive and pulled into a gateway and dropped the pants, squatted down.....onto a bunch of nettles!!! Can't remember if I actually managed to pee, the pain was so great.

Minderbinder · 20-09-2015 03:01PM

when brushing my teeth vigorously and the brush slips down off my teeth and cuts my gums.

Summer wind · 20-09-2015 03:41PM

When cycling and your foot slips on the pedal and your crotch meets the crossbar with force.

Aisling(",) · 20-09-2015 03:45PM

Razor rash, especially under the arms.

Thigh chafing, did a 10km recently and the delightful pain of my two ham like legs rubbing off each other managed to distract away from any other pains.Not doing any long runs in short shorts...lesson learned!

downwesht · 20-09-2015 03:50PM

A graze from the rough skin of a dogfish,takes ages to heal and burns like hell!

Duff · 20-09-2015 04:48PM

Banging your hipbone on a door handle/edge. Crumble every time.

Sergei Malatov · 20-09-2015 06:20PM

That little nail thing on the side of your fingernails.

Don't ever pull it!

Ignatius in bloom · 20-09-2015 06:56PM

I crashed down on the crossbar and the pain was enough to make a shy, bald buddhist reflect and plan a mass murder. Thats all!

Turtyturd · 20-09-2015 07:34PM

MadDog76 wrote: »

When you pick up a young toddler and they accidentally kick you in the balls .......... you don't feel it at first and just when you think you've gotten away with it ........ AGONY!!!

Makes you feel nauseous to the point of vomiting.

Find myself on the receiving end of this when I have my son sitting in the shopping trolley. Stop to look at something on the shelf, then whack. Feel like lying on the floor and just curling up in a ball.

shuffles88 · 20-09-2015 07:54PM

Not physical pain but when a child says something less than complementary about your haircut/outfit/make-up/whatever, you know that children are honest to a fault and if they've said it everyone else is probably thinking it!

Also, when you have long nails and you hit your finger off something and it bends your nail backwards. Not pleasant.

everlast75 · 20-09-2015 09:08PM

Accidentally biting the inside of your cheek...

everlast75 · 20-09-2015 09:12PM

Scorching hot food sticking to the top of the inside of your mouth eg pizza

Howjoe1 · 20-09-2015 09:12PM

Piles

efb · 20-09-2015 09:15PM

Cutting your fingernail too short...

Little things that really hurt

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