PLEASE HELP !!

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Joe24

More serious cyclist than Bonj
Location
Nottingham
fossyant said:
It's generally the last thing on your mind.....Gav that was uncalled for.

Don't try and remove it with a multi tool :ohmy:....go back....

I'll also comment on the fact that they go manky - I had one for 2-3 weeks after breaking a bone in my hand - turbo training on it...not a good recipe for smell free..... god knows how folk go on for 6 weeks.........

Yes, dont use a multi tool












Use the biggest hammer you have:evil::evil::evil:
 

ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Location
Rides Ti2
he can always pop rounds mine seeing as we are a couple of roads away from each other..

I will dig the old angle grinder & crow bar out...
 
Location
Llandudno
I used a dremel to cut a cast that was on my arm and wrist. Not all of obviously, just a rectangle where the itchiness was worst.
Absolute heaven to be able to scratch it. Smelt a bit though.
 

Mr Pig

New Member
There are only two things you can do. Break the cast or break the jacket. It's my logical brain you see, glad to help out weaker minds! ;0)

When my brother was young he was forever doing idiotic things to himself, mainly because he is an idiot. He went through a lot of casts. Smashed them, soaked them, one he just pulled off. I think the best one was when he had an itchy arm and pushed a bolt down the cast to try and scratch it. Bolt got stuck, so he tried to fish it out with a fork. Fork got stuck as well and we had to take him to the hospital as they were both digging into his arm!
 

Dave5N

Über Member
Mr Pig said:
There are only two things you can do. Break the cast or break the jacket. It's my logical brain you see, glad to help out weaker minds! ;0)

When my brother was young he was forever doing idiotic things to himself, mainly because he is an idiot. He went through a lot of casts. Smashed them, soaked them, one he just pulled off. I think the best one was when he had an itchy arm and pushed a bolt down the cast to try and scratch it. Bolt got stuck, so he tried to fish it out with a fork. Fork got stuck as well and we had to take him to the hospital as they were both digging into his arm!


Wrong!

There is, as ever, a Third Way.

Just leave the jacket on. It won't be more than a couple of weeks.

That way, you won't ruin it.


Will you?
 

Noodley

Guest
As Dave said, leave the jacket on. It might look a bit strange in the house, but it might encourage you to go out an do a bit of walking rather than sitting around.

Good story BTW, made me larf so it did :evil:
 
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iLB

iLB

Hello there
Location
LONDON
well i'm glad u all had a good laugh lol

i have now removed the offending jacket, at the expense of the sleeve (now ripped),

where did i put tht sowing machine? :evil:
 

Joe24

More serious cyclist than Bonj
Location
Nottingham
ilovebikes said:
well i'm glad u all had a good laugh lol

i have now removed the offending jacket, at the expense of the sleeve (now ripped),

where did i put tht sowing machine? :evil:

Be a man, use gaffa tape:becool:
 

Joe24

More serious cyclist than Bonj
Location
Nottingham
ilovebikes said:
missus? i'm only 17 ffs! more like mum lol

:evil::laugh:
Get a GF that can sew then;)
Or, take it to your school, to the text tiles department and chat the teacher up. Get her to do it for you and do a good job of it.
 
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