r/Neverbrokeabone • u/other_curious_mind • 12h ago
ONE OF US! ONE OF US!!!!
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He's not only a strong boner but a hard tissuer as well!
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/other_curious_mind • 12h ago
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He's not only a strong boner but a hard tissuer as well!
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/fr0styd34ds0ul • 21h ago
Messed up, clean break, good bye folks!
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/Frequent-Internet968 • 10h ago
My coworkers are in their 20’s and have broken their arms already. From small falls!! I was trying to not show my disgust as I explained that I am a strong boner and can not imagine breaking my bone from, well, anything. It’s fun to explain all of wonderful crashes, falls, etc and watch their amazement.
A picture of the cinnamon rolls I made just because I’m hungry and also super proud of how beautiful I made them
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/0G-ghost • 4h ago
As the title says, just a fun thought experiment. Hypothetically what if you are given more bone, and that Doner bone gets broken while you are still healing, is that your fault? If not, at what point does it become YOUR bone/fault?
Someone I know got had knee surgery and got an allograft, and it got me thinking about this. I know about the dark magic performed by wizard/doctors at hospitals, but I have never seen anyone talk about receiving more bone.