...I bought 'Elder Scrolls IV:Oblivion' at the weekend for my Xbox360. There goes my life then. :)
In other news, last Thursday I broke my nose. I know I broke it, cos before Thursday it didn't move, and now it does.
I've recently started going to my acrobatics evening again. I used to go, but I injured my hip, my shoulder and my knee so I had to quit for a while. During this period of rest, I started to learn Japanese, and even got my work to pay for me to go on a course.
However although the Japanese was good, and my writing skills improved no end, I didn't enjoy going as much as I should have, because most of the time I was there, I was hungry. The course ran from 7-9pm, and couldn't have been at a worse time for me.
I don't normally get hungry in the evening until about 8pm, so I would always get really hungry halfway through, which would affect my concentration. That and the fact that the lessons were a full 2 hours without a break, and by the end of it, my brain would have just given up.
Also, being from 7-9pm was about the worst time possible. If it were earlier I could have gone from work, done it from 5-7, then come home and had tea, and an evening free. If it were later I could have done something else prior (like eat!), and done this later.
The final reason for me quitting was that I wanted to go to the gymnastics/acrobatics, and the times overlapped. As I have been learning Japanese off my own back anyway, I figured I might as well continue my studies at my own pace on my own.
So anyway, I'm at the gym. It has all the equipment you'd expect from a gymnastics gymnasium - foam pits, trampolines, sprung floors, crashmats, etc etc. Someone had set up a springboard by the foam pit, so I thought I'd try a double somersault into the foam pit. The first time I didn't quite make it round the second rotation, and I landed on the bottom of my back. Close, but not quite there, as Roy Walker would say.
I tried again. This time the spin and the height were there. I completed the 2 full spins, and landed on my heels/backside. Unfortunately, I'd forgotten the one golden rule of somersaults - keep your legs apart while tucking, to avoid hitting your head on your knees if things go wrong. Things, unfortunately, went rather wrong. I'm pleased to tell you that I landed the double somersault. However the amount of rotation I had generated was impressive, and unluckily for me the momentum carried over was enough to force my face and my knee into meeting, at high speed.
I hit my forehead so hard on my kneebone that I actually broke the skin, and my face smashed into my contracted (and therefore tensed and rock solid) thigh muscle.
So feeling slightly woozy, I climbed out of the foam pit, held my hand out under my nose, and wondered why it wasn't bleeding. I've only ever had a nosebleed once before, at school, and it was because I'd run into the back of a newly opened door but that was barely a tap compared to the knock I had just taken in the gym.

I looked at the palm of my hand for a couple more seconds, wondering where the blood was. Then it came. I was suprised more than anything, because the last and only other nose bleed I had, was barely a trickle. This looked like someone had just opened a sluice gate to a canal full of my blood. The blood literally fell out of my nose, like my head was a giant blood filled jug. The skull was full of blood, and my nose was the pourer. So after the initial shock (which wasn't long, as I had to figure out quickly what to do with all my 'excess' blood) I tilted my head back and proceeded to drink the blood. I didn't really wanna get it all over the gym, so I sat down, tilted my head back, and tried not to choke on my own blood as I let the blood flow down the back of my throat, whilst I tried to get the occasional breath in.
About 10-15 minutes later the blood stopped, and I was able to go in hunt of a tissue. Suprisingly though, I didn't get a drop of blood anywhere. For all I could see, there was no blood in the foam pit, or on the floor, or even on me! I mean I had some on my hands and face, but I managed to avoid getting any on my clothes too! Considering I must have bled a good 2 pints (I'm really not kidding, it bled like a muthafucka), I thought I did quite well.

So, I ended up with a broken nose. After the bleeding stopped, I went in search of an ice pack, and while that was being dug out, I 'clicked' my nose back into place. It seems mostly straight, I think. The worst damage I've done to myself in my opinion, is to my teeth. Where I smashed my face into my thigh, I think I've actually displaced one of my teeth, the right hand front one (from my perspective). It did used to stick out a little bit, but it sticks out more now. As if I needed any more help with looking ugly! The weirdest thing though, is that when I press on the side of my nose, I can feel what I can only describe as 'pressure' on my tooth, the one that got 'displaced'.
Anyone know if dentists can sort out teeth without using braces? :)
I've now got a couple of fine black eyes, my nose is throbbing with pain, and my tooth is not only out of place, but it hurts when I touch my nose.

The ironic thing is that these photos really don't show the magnificent range of colours my face is currently displaying. I've accused of being at the front of a glam punk revival a couple of times today already. I told a few people that I was rescuing cute puppies from a burning building, and I told a few others that I had started my own Fight Club.
Hehehe.
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I just checked in to see if I had any comments on this yet, and the number of current visits is 006660. Coincidence?
I hope to be able to visit you in Hell.
Thanks Jeff, if the bible is anything to go by, pretty much anyone I've ever met is going there, especially the Christians. You'll find me in the hot springs, with all the filthy harlets that put their nude pics on the intarweb.
Actually, as long as you have sincerely accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, pretty much anyone can go to Heaven. Forgiveness of sin covers a lot of territory. I will stop there, as discussing religion or politics is not my bag baby. Ask me about my sex life on the other hand and I will have you to sleep in seconds.
That website is seriously f**king scary!!
I have been on holiday. Now I am back. I found these guys http://www.myspace.com/hardnphirm
They are funny, which is what links it with your blog. Your blog is funny too. Please continue making funny.
Also, please sell me a donkey.
Hey Jeff, hope I didn't insult you too much. While I respect your views, and I'm not gonna get into a big religious discussion that's been done to death, I'm also fairly anti-christian. I like the principle of the whole idea, but unfortunately some of the worst people I've ever met have been so-called-christians (although I have met a couple of good ones!). Most of them are just people that are dissatisfied with the current values of society, and so go to church really with the intention of meeting like-minded people who are also willing to share the same out of date, stale views. Rather than breeding acceptance, forgiveness and joy, they brew hatred and segregation in many occasions, looking down their noses at those who have followed their own path, instead of the easy option presented to them.
I know if you're a christian, you're one of the better ones, bearing in mind I've never heard you chastise someone for their point of view.
However the state of Christianity in the US disturbs me, with many people, right up to the president using the ideals as a means to justify the end. He uses God's name to scare the people into believing that failure to support the President, is akin to disobeying God, and that the blood he spills is to protect those who welcome God (and the US Government into their hearts). The ideals of Christians and Muslims really aren't much different, but their fierce unacceptance for anything different is what really shows you what these people are like. Fanatics.
And don't even get me started on the moneymaking schemes behind the Roman Catholic Church and Evangelism!
However, as per usual I've typed way more than I originally wanted to write, and where I said I didn't want to say much, I did. So, sorry.
Also as per usual, these are just my views and opinions, and really don't count for anything.
I did go to church for many years when I was younger, so I am able to make an informed decision, but even if everything in the bible is actually real (as opposed to simple parables designed to teach people the difference between good and bad) then you have to remember that very few Christians will be getting into heaven, least of all it's leaders.
"It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for someone rich to enter the kingdom of Heaven."
-Hey-Zeus himself said that. So there. I'll see you in Hell, Bush.
No offense was intended to me and non was taken. Just wanted to point out how salvation is achieved if you believe in the Bible, which I do. I too will not ruin a friendship by preaching at you. Bear in mind though that one should go to one's church to commune with one's God, not the other worshippers. I agree with many of your arguments acutally. Thanks for the clarification. I still love you, in a very manly sort of way and will be glad to buy you a beer if ever you get to Texas, or drink your beer if ever I get back to the UK.
Cheers and Adios,
Jeff
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