I stepped on some Lego ๐ง
this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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Probably when I had covid and my blood oxygen (as measured on the at home fingertip reader) went down in the 80s. Came back by the time I got seen at the ER both times though.
As a kid I ate a rowanberry. Believe that must have been it. Otherwise almost a carcrash on highway, when someone pulled over straight to the left lane, where we we're to make space, when the vehicle entered the highway.
I fell on my neck after taking a swing too big on a hammock. I wasn't close at all, but it hurt like heck and I didn't feel good for a few days. Pain was comparable to getting hit in the balls.
Every time you're in a car going over 55mph.
That's actually pretty slow. That's like 80 km/h.
That's like every time I'm in a car. On the Highway 130-200km/h is normal, but I'm way too scared to drive more than 160km/h (100 mph)
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