This could be a start:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1325639845.jpg

If you end up doing the whole room(ceilings and floor), you'll be right at home with the parfers:D.

Did you stub it on a coyote?

Buddy splint it to the 3rd toe. If you use tape, careful about it swelling. I like to use 1" coban/medi-rip/vet wrap for that sort of stuff. If the toe hurts but the foot is okay, I would not worry about it too much.

Shaun's was worse, fracture dislocation rather than just a fracture.

Lay off the drunken judo Todd.

Old Old OLD Joke from about 4th - 6th grade elementry school.


"Who do you call when you break your Toe"??????????????????












wait for it...............


















wait for it....................












Heck of course you call............................
















A "Tow Truck"..........





grins.

I think I'm just going to bubblewrap myself going forward...

The rest of the foot is fine. Well as fine as it was before as I don't have feeling everywhere due to nerve damage from the other coyote incident.

I think I've seen better looking feet in a bucket...all by themselves. jeebus.

Are you using a lawn mower to trim your nails?[/QUOTE]

If I could stop laughing at this I would post something worth reading!! LMFAO!!

I stubbed my toe on my bedframe last year. It looked pretty similar. It hurt for about 6 weeks. During that time I had fluoro'ed it in the OR (we don't have an x-ray machine in the office) and confirmed that yep, it was broken. I just let it be and it's healed. No real issues with it. If you're willing to come on over to the Valley, I can fluoro it for you anytime I'm in the office. We can meet on a weekend if that's more convenient. I don't live far away from the office.

The doctor has spoken.

My nails look better but the bruise and swelling looked the same when I broke my toe. Sorry Todd.

Fluoroscope, cool, can you see yourself moving the toes in real time?

Yep. Useful to be able to look at stuff "real-time" like a video x-ray. The downside is that the resolution on a fluoroscope isn't nearly as good as from a properly done x-ray.

Well that, and the big dose of radiation.

Plenty handy for fishing insulin needles out of people's feet though.

They usually stop hurting in a couple or three days.

A guy meets a girl at a bar and talks her into going home with him. As they start getting undressed, she looks at his feet and says "OMG, what happened to your feet?" He says "when I was young I had tolio".

Oh, was all she said.

When he took off his pants, she said "OMG what happened to your legs?"
He said "when I was young I had knee-sels".

Oh.

Then he took off his underwear and she said, "don't tell me. Small c**ks."

Hope that isn't too much for the sensors.

What is your fluoro typically used on? Unless cal'd for diagnostic use, I wouldn't use it on a person. Xray radiation is cumulative.

Ran the 2000 Boston Marathon with a broken toe. When you tape it, make darn sure that you don't tape it tight to the neighboring toe. Just enough to prevent it from hurting. A wee bit of movement stimulates the bone to heal faster. I broke the same bone a year earlier and also ran the 1999 Boston Marathon with a freshly healed broken toe.

That was my first thought, but didn't want to "out" him.

'melican dokter all a rike....doan worry, two eek it fall off....

Why don't U just admit that U use a Weed Whacker ...

And so kids, what lesson have we learned here today?
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That's right, never post a close up of your feet on the interwebs ;)


Coulda been worse tho, you coulda had really hairy feet:
http://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-interior/208462-had-to-refuse-body-kit-delivery.html

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1325710827.jpg


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