Resilience now seems news worthy. A recent local TV item featured a mountain biking accident in which the `victim` ended up with the brake lever stuck through the flesh on the back of his hand from the wrist to the knuckles. We were warned repeatedly about the graphic nature of what we were about to see. And we did see the wound with the brake lever in place (the bicycle had been removed by kind friends), an X-ray, and the dressed wound after. The news worthy aspect was the victim`s response. He considered himself entirely fortunate – it didn`t hurt, no injury to bones, nerves or tendons, early and competent medical treatment, little damage to his bike, keen to get out again as soon as he was sufficiently healed.
Six Strokes Of The Cane13
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School Punishment Book73
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A streak of bad luck8
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Corporal Punishment Cane or Otherwise8
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You Have the Choice3
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Cane Marks28
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The Making of Nibola Calton14
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Aunt Blanche14
This had the effect of spreading his cheeks as well, and exposing a previously untouched area to the final...
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Half of the blame1
My story goes back to the mid-50s, when my mother and her sister rented a place in Miami Beach...