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Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Dossenator » Wed Oct 13, 2010 12:22 pm

I heard this story yesterday on ESPN's show called The Experts. A Virg Tech lineman (can't remember his name) came off the field due to his hand bleeding. They took his glve off and he was missing the end of his pinky finger...just the bone exposed. They looked for the end of his pinky and it was still in the glove. He had them put the piece of his pinky on ice and went back into the game. He had it successfully reattached after the game.

He is tougher than I. I would say take me to the hospital and put it back on now....and give me some strong pain meds.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby RazorHawk » Wed Oct 13, 2010 1:12 pm

Dossenator wrote:I heard this story yesterday on ESPN's show called The Experts. A Virg Tech lineman (can't remember his name) came off the field due to his hand bleeding. They took his glve off and he was missing the end of his pinky finger...just the bone exposed. They looked for the end of his pinky and it was still in the glove. He had them put the piece of his pinky on ice and went back into the game. He had it successfully reattached after the game.

He is tougher than I. I would say take me to the hospital and put it back on now....and give me some strong pain meds.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby donovan » Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:08 pm

Dossenator wrote:I heard this story yesterday on ESPN's show called The Experts. A Virg Tech lineman (can't remember his name) came off the field due to his hand bleeding. They took his glve off and he was missing the end of his pinky finger...just the bone exposed. They looked for the end of his pinky and it was still in the glove. He had them put the piece of his pinky on ice and went back into the game. He had it successfully reattached after the game.

He is tougher than I. I would say take me to the hospital and put it back on now....and give me some strong pain meds.



I think he needs a better education.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Vileborg » Wed Oct 13, 2010 5:56 pm

It was left guard Greg Nosal.

http://www.nesn.com/2010/10/virginia-te ... okies.html

Severed it in second quarter between two helmets. Went to locker room got the pinky put on ice, wrapped it up and went out to play third quarter. Said "I really didn't think much of it. It happens. It's football."

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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Spence » Wed Oct 13, 2010 8:53 pm

I lost the tip of my finger in a folding chair. I cries like a baby and didn't take it well at all. I was two at the time. :lol: Funny thing, though, I remember it vividly and I couldn't tell you any thing else that happened to me at that age or really until I was around five.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby WoVeU » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:05 pm

Spence wrote:I lost the tip of my finger in a folding chair. I cries like a baby and didn't take it well at all. I was two at the time. :lol: Funny thing, though, I remember it vividly and I couldn't tell you any thing else that happened to me at that age or really until I was around five.


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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Spence » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:08 pm

I remember most of the college years. I can't say that I made my parents proud daily.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Dossenator » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:14 pm

My grandfather got his pinky stuck in a chicken feeder (medal conveyer belt system that distributes the feed in these large chicken houses). It was not moving, he saw something was blockng it from moving, he thought it was turned off, he removed what was blocking it and grabbed ahold of his pinky and would not let go. Bad thing he was alone. He took out his pocket knife and cut his finger off. He had it put back on but it never worked the same after that.

My dad worked at a casting company for a short time when I was a kid. He and another guy were working on a machine that made somekind of an airplane part. My dad's hand was still in the machine when the other man turned it on. The machine compressed and smashed my dad's index finger on his right hand. You would not believe how big it got. Too many breaks to even count. The finger eventually healed but he could only bend it halfway the rest of his life.

I hope this hand injury thing skips me.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby WoVeU » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:24 pm

Doss,

I will go 50-50 with you on an insurance policy on your hands!
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Derek » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:34 pm

I don't remember much of my time in the Navy...or at least the time in ports on WestPac.

Worst I ever did was slice my left hand thumb down to the bone...kinda weird looking.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Dossenator » Wed Oct 13, 2010 11:16 pm

WoVeU wrote:Doss,

I will go 50-50 with you on an insurance policy on your hands!


After I typed those two stories out I was thinking I might need some insurance on them.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Vileborg » Fri Oct 15, 2010 9:17 am

Lol, I sliced my right thumb down to the bone when I was a kid and haven't been able to bend it but halfway since. I'm a lefty so no big loss.

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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby silverfox » Fri Oct 15, 2010 10:00 am

darn and here I thought I was a man for peeing out a quarter inch kidney stone...

Pinky finger? Ewwwww :shock:
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby Spence » Fri Oct 15, 2010 11:06 am

silverfox wrote:darn and here I thought I was a man for peeing out a quarter inch kidney stone...



a 1/4" kidneys stone. :shock: I had one the size of a small grain of sand and it was brutal. I can't imagine one that large.
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Re: Virginia Tech lineman's pinky finger

Postby warrriorsfan808 » Fri Oct 15, 2010 1:31 pm

WOW!, So much for the compound fracture of my arm. To severe your pinky and keep on playing, give that man the "PLATINIUM BALLS" award!


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