By cameron0779 - 19/02/2016 03:56 - United States
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Hey everyone, OP here. Thanks for all the support, doc says I'll be able to walk again in a few weeks. I was wearing socks, and my grandma's house has wooden stairs. My grandmother and I are very close, and she completely understood; she wasn't upset. And now, as for the TV. I'd say it WAS about 40 inches and rather new, so it wasn't too heavy. But I'll by buying another one. I'll also be fixing the banister. It was just a fluke accident, no hard feelings. And yes, my grandmother cared about my leg. Bye guys!
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Well, at least you didn't take your grandmother down with you. Then you'd both be laid out, and with no TV to watch.
I hear the word "Grandmother" and I'm thinking this TV probably weighed like 200 lbs at least.
They don't make 'em like they used to...
Not exactly what your mom meant (as she sent you off to help grandma) when she said "break a leg".
"Break a leg" is what you say to someone performing on stage. It's because of an old superstition that wishing good luck to an actor is bad luck and vice versa. There would be no need for OP's mom to tell them to break a leg.
Bet you're fun at parties.
A broken leg doesn't matter?
That's some truly rotten luck. I hope she's not mad that you broke the tv and banister.
Train wreck from start to finish.
and you are of what age? :)
No one is too old to slip.
Ah yes, because arm and leg muscles will totally help you when the friction between your foot and the surface its on fails and your foot goes flying out from under you.
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I hear the word "Grandmother" and I'm thinking this TV probably weighed like 200 lbs at least.
Well, at least you didn't take your grandmother down with you. Then you'd both be laid out, and with no TV to watch.