How art imitates life.

sweetsubsarahh said:
Remember when you were warned as a child not to put your tongue on the flagpole when the temperature outside was below freezing?

Um, it's true.

Recall also you were warned not to let a dick inside - OUCH!
 
sweetsubsarahh said:
Remember when you were warned as a child not to put your tongue on the flagpole when the temperature outside was below freezing?

Um, it's true.

See picture below.

This is an actual piece of a middle school boy's tongue which he left behind after he managed to get his tongue stuck to the pole this morning.

I saw the student, saw the bloody tongue, talked to his mom. It's true. It's real.

(Then I sent some kids out to photograph the evidence. :D )

But I'm still shaking my head in disbelief.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/sweetsubsarahh/Pieceoftongue.jpg
I think life imitates art more often these days - I also think it should not, but such is me, Sarah. :kiss:
 
My tongue sticks to ice cream spoons. I always believed that warning.

My mother also got her lip stuck to her sled when she was younger.
 
We were told never eat the yellow/green snow

Took the skin off my finger tips once a way back on a liquid nitrogen flask... but that tongue thing looks and sounds bloody painful
 
Evidently a little boy at our school stuck his tongue to a pole 3 times in one day. I don't think his being five quite explains the stupidity of doing it the second and third times! They kept sending him to the office bleeding. :rolleyes:
 
pop_54 said:
We were told never eat the yellow/green snow

Took the skin off my finger tips once a way back on a liquid nitrogen flask... but that tongue thing looks and sounds bloody painful
LOL :heart:
 
I'm squirming just looking at that... and I keep making sure my tongue is still there and whole. :eek:
 
sweetsubsarahh said:
Remember when you were warned as a child not to put your tongue on the flagpole when the temperature outside was below freezing?

Um, it's true.

See picture below.

This is an actual piece of a middle school boy's tongue which he left behind after he managed to get his tongue stuck to the pole this morning.

I saw the student, saw the bloody tongue, talked to his mom. It's true. It's real.

(Then I sent some kids out to photograph the evidence. :D )

But I'm still shaking my head in disbelief.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/sweetsubsarahh/Pieceoftongue.jpg

Did somebody double dog dare him? :D
 
The kid clearly yanked back to solve the problem. Now we see the violence inherent in the system.

I was in third grade and one of the kids, whose name I barely knew, did the same flagpole trick. Our flagpole in South Gardiner was considerably less robust than this one. Man, Sarahh, that's a big damn flagpole! All I ever did was duck, while sledding, and stick a lower lip to some metal part on the rosebud-type sled I was riding. I spent a few minutes at the bottom of the hill unsticking myself with a tent of warm fingers over the site and a lot of drooling and whatnot to warm the damn thing. This kid musta pulled back and just ripped loose.

Another tragedy. :D
 
I was never quite dumb enough to do this. I do know a couple of people who had this happen though. (Usually with an Ice Cicle.)

I have dealt with cold injuries though. Cold sucks!!!!!!!!

Cat
 
stupid is as stupid does

I've had that happen to me as a kid. I was pretty stupid back then (and still am). There is no need to rip yourself free. If you see a kid as stupid as I was (am) with his/her tongue stuck to a piece of metal go inside and fetch a large pitcher of luke warm water. Slowly pour the water over the tongue and it eventually losen free - no damage done.

I once saw a guy stick his tongue to a frozen can of beer. Some people (me included) never grow out of being stupid.
 
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