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Annefrankingmachine
7th July 2003, 12:14
My weekend started badly when on Friday night I was unfortunate enough to loose an arm in a bar brawl. It started as just a “run of the mill” fight in a crowded bar but after 5 or 6 minutes things got nasty. After taking a good punch square on the mouth, this big Scottish guy called Stuart decided to run home and fetch a chainsaw. He only lived down the road and he was back amidst the fight within minutes. I was busy combating the attentions of these two brutish looking Chinese guys and had already sucsessfully knocked this annoying common looking woman out with a swift flick of my bar stool. Anyway I was so focussed on avoiding the blows from the Chinese guys that I didn’t notice Stuart with his chainsaw approach from behind. The long and short of it was that the bastard completely severed my arm off at the shoulder. This then gave the two Chinese guys the advantage they’d been looking for as I was now down to one arm with which to fend them off with. Fortunately just as they were getting the upper hand and starting to make a few blows count, Stuart returned with his weapon & done them as well catching one of them a very nasty blow on the abdomen with the merciless revolving saw blade. After this the other Chinese guy fled and I gave chase, screaming abuse after him all the way down the street. When I returned to the bar things had eased off a bit, a fact which I was very glad about as I was beginning to feel a little light headed due to blood loss from my amputated arm. After a brief but frantic search I located my arm under a pile of smashed furniture.
I was really beginning to feel the strain now and it became clear to everyone that I needed to get to hospital fast. It was Stuart who leapt to my rescue, kindly carrying me to his motor cycle which was parked outside the bar and whisking me off to hospital on the back of it at lightning speed.
Unfortunately my arm could not be sewn back on as quite a lot of grit had worked it’s way into my arm socket during my tussle with the Chinese fellas and the doctor told me I would have to have a wooden arm implanted. Now I was supposed to go back to the hospital today to start the fitting procedure of my new beech wood arm but upon awakening today I was shocked to see that another arm had started to grow back. At the moment it is only very tiny with just the stubs of the fingers and thumb protruding from the mess that is my arm socket but I am hopeful that given time it will grow into a fully functioning arm. The new arm looks as if it will turn out even better than the one I lost as the fingers have a deep tanned colour and they look meaty and callused like pearl divers hands.
I knew that lizards were able to grow their tails back after loosing them but I did not know this could happen with arms.
I don’t understand it but I’m over the moon about it. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?

Chariots of Fire
7th July 2003, 12:25
I have heard of people experiencing 'phantom' pain in amputated limbs, but never of an arm re-growing.

Can you feel your new fingers? It'd be a shame if they weren't sensitive. Though once it's grown if you don't get the feeling back in your new arm it'll be good for wanking. Save you the time of lying on it till it goes numb.

Hope it stops growing when it gets to the same size as your remaining arm, if not you may have to have clothes specially made for you, which can be more expensive.

Reese
7th July 2003, 13:00
Hmmm, I'd be careful with what you grow if I were you. It's addictive to grow new limbs, you could end up like an octopus, or worse, this guy:


http://boytaur.net/luckyeightlimbs.jpg

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 13:02
An hermophrodite?

Chariots of Fire
7th July 2003, 13:07
Good grief! Look at those custom shorts, I bet they cost a pretty penny.

Worth it though, I'm not gay but even I can see this guy is really smouldering.

Annefrankingmachine
7th July 2003, 13:12
Yes chariots of fire I can feel with the new fingers. In fact within the last hour or so the whole hand has come through and i can now effectively hold stuff with the hand.
With regards to your other point about the size of the new arm in realation to my other arm. It looks like there could be a problem there. The hand that is protruding is massive compared to my original hand. It's a real tennis raquet of a hand. It looks like i'm gonna have to deal with having a big big man's arm. I make all my own dresses so i won't have a problem with clothing but it's not right is it?

Chariots of Fire
7th July 2003, 13:41
I'm a bit concerned that your new arm is going to be much heavier than the old one. This is going affect your posture and certainly put uneven pressure on your spine.

Maybe you should lop your other arm off? Hopefully you'll sprout another oversized limb, balancing your delicate frame and helping the issues I have outlined above. Though I suppose you have no guarantees, your case is very unusual, you may end up with another arm, a glans or even a new head, with its own personality that takes over from your old one. I reckon that would be quite trippy.

phil
7th July 2003, 13:50
Your Arm situation reminds me of Cambodia, it remains burned into my memory as though it were yesterday, when Hiep and Sau protected my back, blowing the NVA soldiers back into the jungle, down the hill, as we fought side by side in America's secret war in Southeast Asia.
I still smell the pungent mix of burnt gunpowder, fear and adrenaline thundering through my veins during that firefight and the ensuing hours when the NVA fired upon us from behind the stacked, dead bodies of their comrades. That was the first time I smelled human flesh burned by napalm. I saw many stray arms.

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 14:05
You were with the ARMy after all...

phil
7th July 2003, 14:06
No 'arm in being in the army

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 14:12
Indeed, they are 'armless

jukka
7th July 2003, 14:38
man at arms !!!

good old he man-stuff
lol

phil
7th July 2003, 14:40
'arm-a-gibbon mate.

jukka
7th July 2003, 14:45
it's time for arm-a-geddon

Weishaupt
7th July 2003, 14:50
arm-mand van helden

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 14:53
Going out on a limb with that one....

marcel
7th July 2003, 15:04
al-arm! al-arm!

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 15:08
If the new arm doesn't work you can buy one from...wait for it...Joan Arm-a-trading

marcel
7th July 2003, 15:14
neil arm-strong is one of my idols.
louis arm-strong too

Weishaupt
7th July 2003, 15:18
arm arsch hängt der hammer

phil
7th July 2003, 16:02
armp

bitconductor
7th July 2003, 16:07
ARRRRRRRRR -
MENNNNNNNN.

like a church choir.

Annefrankingmachine
7th July 2003, 16:08
The ar men brothers

marcel
7th July 2003, 16:08
a armen-break?

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 16:17
They come from Armenia

phil
7th July 2003, 16:20
armadillo

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 16:21
Let's call an armistice on this!!

phil
7th July 2003, 16:22
farmer plated armor

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 16:23
Please no more armorous advances...

phil
7th July 2003, 16:25
hows your old dears charms?

grunder
7th July 2003, 17:29
arm ar gedon

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 17:31
Arm-itage Shanks

phil
7th July 2003, 17:41
marmalade

bitconductor
7th July 2003, 18:11
tarmpaulin

that's a double by the way.

jukka
7th July 2003, 18:23
arm-hole(s) can hurt sometimes

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 18:56
sm-army

jukka
7th July 2003, 19:03
b-arm-y arm-y

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 19:15
..maybe it was K-arm-a

aleks
7th July 2003, 19:22
maybe you should buy a nice arm-ani suit, huh?

jukka
7th July 2003, 19:23
..good i have a heavy arm-our

phil
7th July 2003, 19:59
its not funny any more.

Basic 2: The Revenge
7th July 2003, 20:47
There wasn't a pun in there...

jukka
7th July 2003, 20:58
oh thank you phil for giving us the hint !