I can relate to this. Up the end of the street in my neighborhood lives a guy who’s a total idiot. He somehow got the “bright (not)” idea of filling his front yard with stones instead of grass. It may look pretty, but the trouble is that the neighborhood kids run all over those stones, causing them to spill all over the sidewalk. Anyone walking on that section of sidewalk does so at their own risk. I’ve hurt my toes more than once walking over them. (I’ve told the guy this.) I’m still feeling pain in my right big toe.
Enter.Name.Here almost 3 years ago
“I gather no moss, but lots of toenail splinters”. "
MosheWaisberg almost 3 years ago
i can relate – broke my big toe 2 weeks ago :-(
SamuelMeasa almost 3 years ago
Lego called to say “We’re still king of the ‘OUCH’ hill”.
wjones almost 3 years ago
That’s a powerful little pebble and all he hade to do is lay there.
B UTTONS almost 3 years ago
It may be small but it wields great power to get things hopping.
Joey D. almost 3 years ago
Hey! Watch your mouth!! I still have my dear departed mother’s pictures in my wallet!
littlejohn Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I guess that pebble nailed it.
gsawyer101 almost 3 years ago
What a great way to generate a new password
dcdete. almost 3 years ago
Oh dear! It looks like Thor has a thore toe today.
cubswin2016 almost 3 years ago
Lego bricks have just as much power as rocks.
sandpiper almost 3 years ago
Is this the _even a blind squirrel . . . thing?
Ron Dunn Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Let the cussing commence.
Technicholls almost 3 years ago
It’s that heel spur I’d worry about.
rondm66 almost 3 years ago
They should invent shoes.
Diat60 almost 3 years ago
The first shoemaker was hailed as a god.
Gent almost 3 years ago
Toeché!
rshive almost 3 years ago
It’s expanding the verbal power of humankind.
jnacombs almost 3 years ago
This pebble will later have a descendant known as the Lego brick.
assrdood almost 3 years ago
As one currently having a Gout attack in the left big toe, the image is vividly painful.
ChessPirate almost 3 years ago
“Toed ya…”
( ͡ ﹏ʖ ͡ )
potfarmer almost 3 years ago
And on top of that he’s got gout.
SpicyNacho Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Until they develop Lego Blocks
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
Oooooouch!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Even the insignificant can wield the power of inconvenience. Some do it better than others.
WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Ah – a Netflix script writer?
JPuzzleWhiz almost 3 years ago
I can relate to this. Up the end of the street in my neighborhood lives a guy who’s a total idiot. He somehow got the “bright (not)” idea of filling his front yard with stones instead of grass. It may look pretty, but the trouble is that the neighborhood kids run all over those stones, causing them to spill all over the sidewalk. Anyone walking on that section of sidewalk does so at their own risk. I’ve hurt my toes more than once walking over them. (I’ve told the guy this.) I’m still feeling pain in my right big toe.
Pgalden1 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Owwwww
me_the_polish_gull almost 3 years ago
Poor Thor…
zeexenon almost 3 years ago
2 / 3 is out of sight. This is why long ago and far away, I began always wearing foot-gear in the house. Also the fact my ladies kept dropping pins.
J. R. M. almost 3 years ago
B.C.s version of the coffee table.
raybarb44 almost 3 years ago
And if he picks you up and throws you into a sea, consider that power as you wait the multiple thousand years before you get back to shore……
spaced man spliff almost 3 years ago
He’s in a toe-away zone.
MFRXIM Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Don’t back up with a lawnmower like my hubby did. That toe not so ‘great’ anymore.
wolfboy oz boy almost 3 years ago
the pebble is strong like many rocks
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 3 years ago
Yeah, blame an inanimate object, albeit one that can talk.
C wolfe almost 3 years ago
Great power comes with even greater responsibility.