Playground Equipment Climbing
POLL: Have You Ever Broken A Bone?
If so, how many? How’d you break it? I’ve broken a few, but I only remember one really clearly.
I was with one of my best friends and we were sitting on playground equipment in the park. I don’t really know how to explain it, but we were sitting on the tube that lets you go from one thing to the other. It was really high up, and to get off of it, we had to crawl across it and climb over a little tower thing. So my friend went first, and then I went. I made it across the tube, but then when I stood up, my foot slipped and I fell off of it. I broke my leg. D;
Grr. Curse your good luck, Spunk.
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*casually pushes you off the balcony*
Did you break anything? 
Ooo girl thats where I got it from because I JUST watched it. 
Yes, really! 
Goodnight babe. Have sweet dreams of dancing gumdrops and muffins…and ahhh i sound like a pedo. D:
I’ve broken my left arm twice. The first time, I was leading a horse down to a paddock, slipped on the ice, and broke my fall with my arm. I broke both bones in my arm that time. Second time, I was riding a horse in a field when something went by that spooked a pony that my friend was riding. She started flipping out, and so did my horse, so he galloped off, stopped suddenly, and threw me off to the side. I (once again) broke my fall with my arm and broke my arm again. That time, I only broke one bone though, but it was 10 days before the first day of school. After both these things happened, I deemed the barn I was at unlucky and stopped riding there. (:
Climbing Towers Playground – by Little Tikes
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