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Originally posted September 13 2004 at 22:09 under General. 1 Comment. Trackbacks Disabled.
Attacked by Furniture
- Mood:
- Pained
- Location:
- Hobbling round home
- Music:
- None
Tonight I tripped over the living room door, which caused me to fall into the dining table and a chair. Ow. Scrape along the inside of my arm complete with cut to the wrist. Also a couple of deep scratches to the stomach and a sore knee. Must be more careful.
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Good to see the standard level of competence prevails. (10%, y’know). Tim asks if the furniture is ok. We hope you haven’t injured your ability to type very quickly. :-)
Made by Ed on Sep 14, 2004 at 08:52