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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305624)

Like a cheap japanese watch

What?

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~ (Post 4305625)

What?

Go use google. You claimed to be able to. Hint: Emma's homepage

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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305626)

Go use google. You claimed to be able to. Hint: Emma's homepage

And Emma is......?

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~ (Post 4305627)

And Emma is......?

Now thats a blind bambi

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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305628)

Now thats a blind bambi

Right.........

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~ (Post 4305629)

Right.........

No eyed deer (No idea) get it?

doe deer :amazed:

Youtube video

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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305630)

No eyed deer (No idea) get it?

Yes.

Very funny

Um...

Now.....

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~ (Post 4305632)

Yes.

Very funny

Um...

Now.....

Now....?

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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305633)

Now....?

Now you've explained - honey

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Originally Posted by Zippy (Post 4305115)

stop wanking vigorously then :p

Don't tell me what to do! :D

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Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4305578)

Was wondering when someone with a little common sense was going to spread the good word.

Sprains and strains are muscle, joint tendon and ligament injuries(soft tissue generally)

Fracture is the proper term for a break, damage to a bone from a hairline crack right through to compressing and shattering, there are several types or classifications of fractures, closed, open complicated hairline and greenstick being used to decsribe the actual fracture/break.

Thanks! In all fairness, I should've first referred to "Fracture" as the correct word for "Break". Sprain or strain is just a slight pull, usually soft tissue. I'm surprised that people are confused by this. :)

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 4305686)

Don't tell me what to do! :D

Zippy wasn't talking to you :hugesmile:

I always thought a sprain was tendon/ligament damage, a break was a clean break or snap of the bone and a fracture was a crack in the bone or when you 'chip' a bit of bone off.

I broke my arm and fractured my wrist in one accident so I think there is a slight difference between the two.

Not at all a silly question. :)