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Tie a nail apron around your waist.  Insert a hammer inside the nail apron tie.  Make sure it is on the side of the hip you want to expand.  Find some stairs with a solid surface at the bottom.  Walk up two steps.  Make sure you THINK you are on the first step.  Take a step off to the ground (your foot will be expecting to land about 7" lower but it will really be over 14".)  As you fall off the step make sure your hip hits the solid ground square with the hammer underneath your hip.

In a few hours your hip will swell up and you will look ready to give birth.  At least on one side.

I know.  I tried this today and it works!

Warning!  Sprained ankles and wrists may occur!  Possibly even broken bones!  But your hip will definitely be larger!

And if you are up to it, you can do the same thing for the other side.

OUCH!.  Damn girl.  I want to increase them, not kill them.  Hope you are OK.

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On testing, procedure does increase swelling, but when swelling calms down they seem to be back to normal size!  On repeated testing to try to gradually enlarge them a fracture even occurred!

XD

Seriously though, are you ok? ;.; that sounds really painful!

Ow :3 I would've just bought pads. :P

Naw, no broken bones, no major sprains.  But it may be a while before I can hip check on my left side during roller derby.  It hurt like hell but I came out pretty okay.  Not bad for a 60 year old broad!

o.O I thought you were like 30.

Ouwies!!! :o  Be careful Julie... Hope it feels better soon

:0 I hope you recover well; that sounds rather painful.

Quote from: ~RoadToTrista~ on June 14, 2011, 11:07:13 PM
o.O I thought you were like 30.

Heck, that's what I thought, too! I demand a refund!!  ;)

I was around the corner when this mishap occurred. It seemed to happen so fast. I asked Julie why she didn't call out to me for assistance. You know, "help, I've fallen and I can't get up!" She told me that should would have laid there all day before becoming like an infomercial for senior products.

Maybe it's time I get one of those button thingy's that goes around her neck. You know, the ones where you push the button and the paramedics show up at your front door.  ;D

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Oh Ouch!.  Glad nothing was broken.  So now you just have to do the other side eh!  Be safe.

Oh me I just divide my age by two, so I'm 27-1/2 now, sounds lots better least wises to me.

Beni

Careful, Julie!   

So glad you are OK hun!

HUGS

I think I'll stick to wearing my padded motorcycle leathers for now!

Umm, does that come in pill form? I look terrible in black and blue! Hope you feel better, hugs, Tracey

OMFG!!! Please be careful! Procedure is not OSHA approved!

Julie!

Please be careful! Stupid thing to say *after* you hurt yourself, I know.  But don't opt for doing it on the other side, ok?

Do you have a hammer shaped bruise yet?

-Sandy

LOL girl funny.

On a more serious note though, I hope you're ok!

Quote from: Lisbeth on June 15, 2011, 06:10:57 AM
OMFG!!! Please be careful! Procedure is not OSHA approved!

I'm ten hour OSHA certified and I don't remember anything about this not being approved.  ;)

But I'm okay and thanks everyone for the well wishes.  They make up for the lack of sympathy from Juliekins.  :D

Quote from: Julie Marie on June 15, 2011, 09:03:13 AM
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But I'm okay and thanks everyone for the well wishes.  They make up for the lack of sympathy from Juliekins.  :D

She knows it all stems from my jealousy towards her big boobs and nice cleavage.  :laugh:

I'm ten hour OSHA certified and I don't remember anything about this not being approved.

Don't know about OSHA, but the ProTip is you wear your hammer in the back, not on the side, and certainly not on the front.

Quote from: tekla on June 15, 2011, 11:29:29 AM
Don't know about OSHA, but the ProTip is you wear your hammer in the back, not on the side, and certainly not on the front.

It looks cooler wearing it on the side unless someone is looking at you from the back, then wearing it in the back is WAY cool!  But the truth is my body doesn't turn that far around without causing me to lose my balance.  How do you think I fell and couldn't get up?

How do you think I fell and couldn't get up?

At work we usually blame beer.

Quote from: tekla on June 15, 2011, 11:55:36 AM
At work we usually blame beer.

I wish.  Next time I'll use that.  The age thing brings about images of grey haired women lying on their kitchen floor wishing they had a thing around their neck with a push button on it.  At least with beer you're enjoying yourself.

Than reminds me.  I got to make an appointment for a color and cut.

The ProTip might involve where to wear the hammer, but the SmartTip works better: "Don't fall down the stairs!"

Quote from: Tracey on June 15, 2011, 04:15:10 PM
The ProTip might involve where to wear the hammer, but the SmartTip works better: "Don't fall down the stairs!"

I didn't.  I just hit air.  Kinda like Michael Jordan. 

Falling is no problem. The real problem is the sudden stop.

Construction is dangerous.