SCARED AND ALONE: 'She tried to cut her leg off but couldn't get through the bone' - Polidicks

[QUOTE=usaokay;33949340]Gross.[/QUOTE] And probably the healthiest way to remove that dead flesh. Maggots won't eat live flesh, only dead stuff that's unsavable anyway. If you find yourself in a situation like this, just let 'em eat, no matter how much it disgusts you.

Damn, driving in Australia is dangerous. Everything is upside down AND you have to watch out for Kangaroos. Shit is crazy.

[QUOTE=zenler;33949573]Her son used to joke, "Break a leg mom!" ... Ouch Also, She used to drive a car, before she took a knife to the knee Just jokes guis, I'm sorry for any offence[/QUOTE] she should hav just fus rroh dahed the car apart XDD

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[QUOTE=Arc Nova;33949916]go to bed[/QUOTE] Heh, that's a new one. Now on topic, I'm glad she made it out alive. It must have been really shitty to be stuck there for about 3 days.

[QUOTE=Noth;33949309]She told police she swerved to miss a kangaroo and lost control [/QUOTE] Well... that's an interesting way to crash.

[QUOTE=StormHammer;33951074]Damn, driving in Australia is dangerous. Everything is upside down AND you have to watch out for Kangaroos. Shit is crazy.[/QUOTE][IMG]http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/8026/meanwhiledownunder.png[/IMG]

Dayum that is bone chilling

the maggots helped now i know all

[QUOTE=usaokay;33949340]Gross.[/QUOTE] Gross, but another thing that may have saved her life. They eat dead tissue so they're cleaning the wound. Hospitals put maggots on wounds to clean them out sometimes if the injury is bad enough.

[QUOTE=usaokay;33949340]Gross.[/QUOTE] Gross, But not a bad thing, They would eat the decomposed flesh and leave the non-decomposed flesh. [B]There are four words to spell out Ms. McKnight[/B] [h2]Bad Ass Mother Fucker.[/h2]

[QUOTE=zenler;33949573]Her son used to joke, "Break a leg mom!" ... Ouch Also, She used to drive a car, before she took a knife to the knee Just jokes guis, I'm sorry for any offence[/QUOTE] I don't like you.

[video=youtube;2Vo3INoJZLA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vo3INoJZLA[/video]

[video=youtube;uJCvrZgcnUM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJCvrZgcnUM[/video]

[QUOTE=CakeMaster7;33953850]I don't like you.[/QUOTE] Thanks no one cares scrug

[QUOTE=Kendra;33949974]Necrotised tissue is [I]really[/I] bad for you. Maggots only eat dead flesh, not the good flesh.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=Sir Whoopsalot;33949976]Maggots feed on dead and rotting flesh.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=scout1;33951027]And probably the healthiest way to remove that dead flesh. Maggots won't eat live flesh, only dead stuff that's unsavable anyway. If you find yourself in a situation like this, just let 'em eat, no matter how much it disgusts you.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=MR-X;33953067]Gross, but another thing that may have saved her life. They eat dead tissue so they're cleaning the wound. Hospitals put maggots on wounds to clean them out sometimes if the injury is bad enough.[/QUOTE] Actually, not all maggots are good for this. The ones hospitals use are a specific breed, blue-bottle flies if I recall. Screwfly maggots, however, are not at all suited for this. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screwfly[/url]

Fucking kangaroos.

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Don't they teach them not to swerve dramatically at this kind of stuff? This is an awful scenario, but you aren't supposed to just cut the wheel 90 degrees and pray you come out of it.

[QUOTE=zenler;33959978]Thanks no one cares scrug[/QUOTE] haha u got him ther xD

[QUOTE=Jacknife;33949903]inb4 this is a film They're making a movie out of "Epic Beard Guy". How long till "SCARED and ALONE" comes out?[/QUOTE] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6UCHk5pFmU[/media] oh my god

[QUOTE=Squad;33965730]Don't they teach them not to swerve dramatically at this kind of stuff? This is an awful scenario, but you aren't supposed to just cut the wheel 90 degrees and pray you come out of it.[/QUOTE] Nobody is perfect. [editline]30th December 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Zero-Point;33960344]Actually, not all maggots are good for this. The ones hospitals use are a specific breed, blue-bottle flies if I recall. Screwfly maggots, however, are not at all suited for this. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screwfly[/url][/QUOTE] The United States officially eradicated the screw-worm in 1982 using the sterile insect technique. Amurrika!!

Is it satirical that I laughed at the rhyme in the title.

That is amazing she survived. [QUOTE=zenler;33949573]Her son used to joke, "Break a leg mom!" ... Ouch Also, She used to drive a car, before she took a knife to the knee Just jokes guis, I'm sorry for any offence[/QUOTE] We all have a bone to pick with you and your terrible puns. That wasn't even remotely amusing.

[QUOTE=Arc Nova;33967248] The United States officially eradicated the screw-worm in 1982 using the sterile insect technique. Amurrika!![/QUOTE] Too bad that's not the case everywhere. If I remember correctly, these were screwfly maggots. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-CnVAyDomU[/url] Not media-tagging it because holy balls is it gross.

[QUOTE]Ms McKnight tried to amputate her leg to set herself free after her phone battery died.[/QUOTE] Damn you iPhone and your low battery life!

"A GRANDMOTHER who survived 75 hours pinned under her car tried to amputate her own leg to set herself free after her mobile phone battery died as she tried to call for help." "75 hours pinned under her car" at that age, wow, what a damn troop

It's the story of Christmas, maggots give the gift of life. Maggots eat the dead flesh before gangrene can set in. Then, while you're trapped and hungry, you can pick out and eat the plump maggots which serve as an emergency source of protein.