As the title says, I have broken someone else's bone. But never one of my own

Am I still allowed in the club?

For info, it would be a loss after 32 years in the strong bones club. Stubbed my toe really hard against a brick wall so would be truly disappointing to have it confirmed as broken. X rays included

So growing up my legs grew very fast during a growth spurt and as a result while my brain was figuring out how to use my legs again I kept smashing the inner bony prominences of my ankles together (known as the medial malleoli).

Then during an x-ray of my foot I received to check for something entirely different, it was noted that I had chips of bone floating in the tissue of the surrounding area. Does this count as having broken a bone?

If someone that never broke a bone broke their arm but cut it off

Would they still be allowed here since tecnically they dont have a broken bone in their body?

If you break one of your bones using nothing but another one of your bones and that bone remains undamaged are you a bbb or do you have titanium bones? Are you a hybrid freak maybe?

Before and after surgery! Lets leave the details of how it happened out!

Im getting a surgery on my foot and ancle on September 15 where part of it is im getting a bone broken to reposition my foot when walking.
It’s been a good run but my is coming to an end

Okay so, My sister folded her bone (can happen) and had her pinky finger broken, My brother had his arm broken.

I(19F) have never broken a bone.

I am stronger than them.

They'll never be a part of the club.

lowk ive never felt what it feels like and im curios so

It hurt for about an hour. Slept it off, and now the pain is gone completely.

This Pigeon hit a car at 90 km/h, driver and his friend thought he was dead. Turns out, he was just trapped in front of the radiator living his life. The mechanic was stunned about this, he liberated the Pigeon who flew right after, no broken bone. It happened in France, there's the article. He would be the perfect mascot for the sub. pigeon story

Haven't been on this account in over 3 years but just came back to say I still have good bones, despite having a few accidents at work (none bad enough for a hospital visit). My flesh may be fragile but my skeleton is strong.

Behold and arm that has not experienced a break in over 27 years

I have been drinking nearly a gallon of milk every day for the last eight years on and off with no problems, just a little bit of bacne, and a hulking thud everytime my steel-like heels hit the ground

I wanted to know why my fiancée got over her cold in three days and it took me 12 to get over mine. when she was getting better while I was getting worse, I turned from modern explanations and bafflingly unhelpful practices, to research Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and their elemental body organ system (my grandpa is chinese). It was explained that cold milk is all yin energy and creates damp energy when processed in my spleen, that weakened the active force of qi that would have kept the cold from infiltrating my skeletal system’s subsidiary organ-support. It was recommended I make foods easy for processing, and consume active Yang energy foods to feed the carbon and calcium-hardening fire within.

I made chicken rice congee (did not have ginger) from homemade chicken broth, harvesting the nubile life force power of 36 drumstick bones I had saved in my freezer for four months. I spice it with an active Chinese five spice (star anise, cardamom, etc) that had a very potent yang flavor. I drank it hot in the morning and immediately felt like I could do things again like move massive furniture and my famous femur flexing frog flutters. I stopped drinking milk that week, making the effort to rebalance the calcium load on my system, and respeccing quickly got me back to rolling my boulder.

Since then, I have been mindful to not drink cold milk in the morning as to not create unneeded imbalance in my system. A glass of milk warmed in the microwave for two minutes hits like the perfect nourishment of my youth when I once was growing m’bones, naturally, and tenuously. May your skeletons find your inner adamantium 🙏

When I was a kid, my mouth was way too small for my big teeth. I ended up with a device called a palate expander. Think a retainer cemented into the roof of your mouth with a small key in it that you had to turn once a day. Further explanation in the photo. So the bone didn’t exactly break, but it did separate the suture to create more space. So can I stay or not?

IM BUILT DIFFERENT (better)

Was a member for 29 years. Have a good life homies

Grade 6 tibial plateau fracture with all the surrounding ligaments destroyed for good measure