Broken bones

[Zanza]

I broke one of my fibulas by riding on the back of a bicycle and getting the foot into the spokes.

I broke one of my radius bones by playing soccer.

Both happened in summer so I couldn't swim in those summers because of the casts.

Broke my kneecap in the military.

KzH bis DZE?

[Syt]

I broke one of my fibulas by riding on the back of a bicycle and getting the foot into the spokes.

I broke one of my radius bones by playing soccer.

Both happened in summer so I couldn't swim in those summers because of the casts.

Broke my kneecap in the military.

KzH bis DZE?

Three months. One month in BWK Hamburg, though. 

[Siege]

Broke my kneecap in the military.

You were in the military?

The, GERMAN military>?

What did you do? Besides burning jews.

Ok, out of line.

I know you guys have nothing to do with th e 3rd riche.

[Martinus]

No broken bones. I'm not careless.

[Syt]

Broke my kneecap in the military.

You were in the military?

The, GERMAN military>?

What did you do? Besides burning jews.

Ok, out of line.

I know you guys have nothing to do with th e 3rd riche.

Recon artillery unit. I was a surveyor. It was an old outfit that would operate with forward audio observers to locate enemy arty. Of course the job of our battery is these days done by a single vehicle. I got to fire guns of the other batteries in our batallion (guns I fired were named Thor and Freya).

My platoon leader was a grandson of Field Marshal Kesselring, though, and the division commander was Falkenhayn, descendant of the supreme commander in WW1.

[Pedrito]

Never broke anything, my bones are made of steel.
Very little scars, too.

L.

[Valdemar]

A toe, not worth much fussing.

V

[The Larch]

I haven't ever broken a bone, although I have some nagging pain on my right big toe that I fear may be a small fracture. More sprains than I can remember on both ankles and fingers, though. Too much basketball when I was a teenager. I also got a cervical sprain and a shoulder sub-luxation from playing rugby afterwards.

[Jos Theelen]

55 years old, never broken a bone. They can probably put on my gravestone: "as good as new".

[Viking]

I broke one of my lower arm bones jumping backwards out of a swing when I was 10. I broke my left pinky finger playing basketball when I was 16. I broke my left little toe in judo when I was 18.

[Alatriste]

I broke my onw of my left forearm bones at the pool when I was 8 or 9. I slipped, jumped badly and too early, and my arm hit the springboard. Ouch.

[jimmy olsen]

My platoon leader was a grandson of Field Marshal Kesselring, though, and the division commander was Falkenhayn, descendant of the supreme commander in WW1.

That's cool.

[Valmy]

My platoon leader was a grandson of Field Marshal Kesselring, though, and the division commander was Falkenhayn, descendant of the supreme commander in WW1.

I would be overjoyed to serve under a descendent of the man who ochestrated a glorious moment in German history like the attack on Verdun.

"We shall now practice bleeding our enemy white"

[Valmy]

I broke my collar bone when I was 2 years old.  That's it baby my bones are made of sterner stuff.

[Strix]

No, I have never broken any bones. I dislocated several numerous times but I am made of Steel!