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Crunch or Yuck

 
 
All Acting Regiment
11:04 / 28.07.06
If it came to the point where it was inevitable, would you rather get an arm or leg broken or get a long creeping illness?
 
 
RetroChrome
11:21 / 28.07.06
Please break my femur.
 
 
stabbystabby
12:00 / 28.07.06
yup. break a bone. clean pain is better than ongoing illness.

preferably foot bone.
 
 
Sniv
12:28 / 28.07.06
Left arm please. I can't think of much that it actually does apart from act as balance every now and then. Question though - if you break your arm, when can you start playing video games again?
 
 
Char Aina
12:33 / 28.07.06
depends where you break it.
 
 
paranoidwriter waves hello
12:34 / 28.07.06
I keep thinking of that arm-breaking scene in "Escape to Victory". I think I'd go for the illness.
 
 
Mistoffelees
13:50 / 28.07.06
Broken arm. I had that once, it´s not so bad. And you never know, what complications the illness might bring.
 
 
Tim Tempest
13:59 / 28.07.06
I choose the creepy illness, assuming that it is some form of lycanthropy.

Broken bones just hurt too much. Or so I've heard.
 
 
Mister Saturn
14:53 / 28.07.06
Broke my wrist bone before. I'd rather break it (the left one this time pretty please) than be subjected to some sort of plague - the wrist didn't hurt so much as being uncomfortable, though I'll probably get arthritis in the future.
 
 
Triplets
15:13 / 28.07.06
Broken bone, that way if you are a werewolf you'll just heal right back up.
 
 
Elijah, Freelance Rabbi
16:50 / 28.07.06
Thanks to SCIENCE I can eat pills so the broken bone wont bother me.

Unfortunately no amount of vicoden will make me forget I have scurvy.
 
 
Jake, Colossus of Clout
17:28 / 28.07.06
Crunch, for sure. Diseases are way ickier than a simple break.
 
 
lekvar
17:53 / 28.07.06
For me it would depend on the quality of drugs that would be made available to me in the event of CRUNCH. I've never had a broken bone, that I'm aware of, and I'm a bit of a wimp about the idea. So, barring massive amounts of quality drugs, I'll take the illness, having survived several so far.

But really, I'd rather just have the drugs.
 
 
Mistoffelees
17:55 / 28.07.06
With a bit of bad luck, you catch a bonebreaking disease.
 
 
ORA ORA ORA ORAAAA!!
01:03 / 29.07.06
I'm pretty solidly in the crunching camp, because having had both a long term illness and a broken bone, I can tell you the bone is less problematic.

Although: if we're talking actually CRUNCHING the bone, into small splintery fragments, then, um. I think I'd rather mope for several months, than never have my arm/leg in proper working order again.
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
07:20 / 29.07.06
A nice neat snap of the right arm please, in preference to longterm ill-health.