Hard Men & Broken Bones

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by riccip, Jul 3, 2005.

  1. riccip

    riccip Guest

    My son's a radiographer and has just finished a grueling 16-hour
    shift in the x-ray dept of the local hospital. A typical busy
    Saturday night, so he says. Mostly alcohol-induced fights and
    falls, a bloke glassed in the back of the neck, a baseball bat
    attack, loads of arms that have been punched through windows, and
    a chap with a foreign object lost up his jacksie. The Govt claims
    smokers cost the NHS but it's a drop in the ocean compared to
    binge drinkers.

    Anyway the most interesting incident was a young hard nut who
    arrived in a bad way with multiple injuries, claiming to have
    "fallen off a roof". He'd cracked a lot of bones down one side of
    his body but the worst were a minor pelvis fracture, a badly
    broken arm, a very serious break to his lower leg and a broken
    neck. Miraculously the neck had somehow not become displaced.
    This chap was well pissed and my son had already sussed he'd been
    involved in an RTA when the police turned up.

    They were looking for a heavily-tatooed gentleman matching his
    description who had ridden a stolen motorbike at speed into a car
    injuring the car's driver and passenger. Apparently as he lay in
    the road he'd phone his girlfriend on his mobile. A few minutes
    later her and an older man bundled him into the back of a car and
    screeched off into the night.

    His game was up but he remained doggedly sticking to his
    roof-fall story. Neither he, nor his bird Linda, would give their
    names or address. So how do we know her name was Linda? Coz this
    bloke had her name CARVED across his chest. Not tattooed but
    carved in deeply with a knife. Linda, incidently was an 18 stone
    screaming mouth with a face "like it had been hit with a shovel".

    Anyway the police decided to take a softly softly approach
    because this pair were getting increasingly agitated. After all,
    the man was strapped rigidly to a trolley to immobilise his
    broken bones. He urgently needed surgery and had a broken neck so
    he wasn't going anywhere was he? Er... wasn't he? Wrong.

    The moment the cops' backs were turned Linda grabbed the trolley
    and legged it like a steam engine through the hospital to a side
    entrance where the old bloke had the engine running. They threw
    him in the back of the car and haven't been seen since. The filth
    are still looking for them.

    It's madness. Unless he gets the leg treated immediately the twat
    will never walk properly again and could be facing amputation. If
    he moves the neck or takes off the collar he risks becoming a
    paraplegic. But then this kind of people aren't to be credited
    with much grey matter. The things people will do in the name of
    being "hard".

    riccip
     
    riccip, Jul 3, 2005
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    dwb Guest

    In a way, this is self resolving isn't it? Possibly some sympathies to the
    car occupents though.
     
    dwb, Jul 3, 2005
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  3. riccip wrote:

    let's hope so.

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    Doesnotcompute, Jul 3, 2005
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    David Toft Guest

    But who is going to have to pay for his treatment and aftercare?
     
    David Toft, Jul 3, 2005
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  5. Deserves everything he gets. And yes, certainly Darwin at his best.

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    Doesnotcompute, Jul 3, 2005
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  6. riccip

    deadmail Guest

    <>:


    You're assuming that the only thing he's running from is this accident.
    I would suspect he probably had other things hanging over his head.
     
    deadmail, Jul 3, 2005
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    deadmail Guest

    ****.
     
    deadmail, Jul 3, 2005
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  8. riccip

    deadmail Guest

    I don't know how you can say that. You don't know the full story.
     
    deadmail, Jul 3, 2005
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  9. well it wasn't entirely serious based on the fact we only have half the
    story, but, steals bike, crashes bike, hurts others, flees accident,
    tries to deny, flees when busted.

    I'm struggling to think of any circumstances which mitigate that lot.

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    Doesnotcompute, Jul 3, 2005
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  10. A news worthy item that.
    Strange how it's not been picked up by any of the news sites.
    I'd get the lad to phone his local news stringer staight away and get
    a few quid for the story.
    Where was it?

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    Colonel Tupperware, Jul 3, 2005
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    Here's hoping, then.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Jul 3, 2005
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    joe parkin Guest

    It's madness. Unless he gets the leg treated immediately the twat
    Don't you mean hopping?
     
    joe parkin, Jul 3, 2005
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    DR Guest

    Which, presumably, the court would take into account when sentencing
    him.
     
    DR, Jul 3, 2005
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    platypus Guest

    I can't see the police looking too hard for him. They probably know who he
    is anyway, and they might, if they're lucky and don't catch up with him in
    time, not have to worry about him any more.
     
    platypus, Jul 3, 2005
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  15. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, platypus
    <sigh>

    I love a happy ending.

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    Ben Blaney Guest

    No it's not, because he's not dead. And he still might have
    pro-created *before* these incidents.

    This whole "Darwin" meme is just lazy thinking.
     
    Ben Blaney, Jul 4, 2005
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    Dan White Guest

    Quite right, we should hunt him down and kill all his children, then cut off
    his goolies.
     
    Dan White, Jul 4, 2005
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    veal Guest

    Especially in this case. Remember Linda? Linda will be responding to
    evolutionary pressure right now, sh'es probably straddlin his broken
    and twisted body with her 18 stone right now, clenching all she has to
    extract the life giving juice's before his light's go out, while he
    stare's vacantly into the little death that will grant a breif oblivion
    from his plight.

    Urgh.
     
    veal, Jul 4, 2005
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    riccip Guest

    I'd rather not say for fear of contravening his patient
    confidentiality. I changed the girl's name to that end. Perhaps
    it will make the news as and when they catch him. The bloke will
    have to go to another hospital soon, if he hasn't done already.

    riccip
     
    riccip, Jul 4, 2005
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    riccip Guest

    You may recall my radiographer son's experiences with a badly
    injured bike thief and the delightful Linda, the 18-stone mouth.
    Last told Linda had done a runner with the bloke still strapped
    to a trolley and the rozzers were still looking for him.

    Anyway my son has since heard through the grapevine the police
    did eventually catch the yob. As anticipated when the pain became
    too much to bear after a couple of days they took him to another
    hospital in a nearby city and pretended it had only just
    happened. Sooo predictable even the filth were expecting it hence
    they'd put out an alert to all surrounding hospitals. Clever
    people those policemen.

    Another astounding motorcyle-related incident happened last
    night. My son was doing yet another a single-handed night shift.
    Whatever they are doing with all that extra NI you pay it
    certainly ain't filtering through to the sharp end of the NHS.

    The poor bugger was rushed off his feet whilst being continually
    harassed by a gang of Pakistani youths who insisted he must x-ray
    their friend first. Minor head injury, BP ok. **** that, he was
    still conscious and could wait his turn.

    Then around midnight he received an urgent call to "re-sus" who
    were on alert waiting for a young woman with catastrophic
    injuries. She was riding a scooter and had just left the slip
    road onto an unlit section of motorway. The driver of the
    articulated lorry somehow hadn't seen her in the dark. To put it
    bluntly they were expecting her to arrive in more than one
    ambulance.

    But no, last night she had God riding pillion. After a series of
    complicated x-rays the only structural damage was a broken elbow.
    Some nasty cuts & bruises but nothing internal. Seems the lorry's
    front corner knocked her out of it's path while the scooter went
    under it's wheels. One foot to the right and they'd have been
    cleaning her off the back axle.

    Perhaps her guardian angel plucked her from the jaws of death?
    Here's wishing the lucky lass a speedy recovery.

    riccip
     
    riccip, Jul 15, 2005
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