Gravitational Pull

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Do injured portions of a person's body have increased gravitational pull? I had foot surgery on New Year's Eve. The surgeon scraped the bone spurs out of the first joint of my big toe on the left foot. Today was the first day I could shower. I was reaching for the shampoo and barely touched the shower gel. My eyes were closed when I felt a searing pain in the surgical site. Yep, the shower gel fell from the shelf and landed directly on the surgical site. Prior to the surgery, any time I dropped something from the reloading bench it hit the area of the bone spur on my foot. I was wearing that big open toed boot they give you to walk around in on my foot last night while loading the dishwasher, as I pushed the lower drawer into the dishwasher, a wheel shot off the drawer and struck the big toe sticking out of the boot. What's up with that?
 
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Do injured portions of a person's body have increased gravitational pull? I had foot surgery on New Year's Eve. The surgeon scraped the bone spurs out of the first joint of my big toe on the left foot. Today was the first day I could shower. I was reaching for the shampoo and barely touched the shower gel. My eyes were closed when I felt a searing pain in the surgical site. Yep, the shower gel fell from the shelf and landed directly on the surgical site. Prior to the surgery, any time I dropped something from the reloading bench it hit the area of the bone spur on my foot. I was wearing that big open toed boot they give you to walk around in on my foot last night while loading the dishwasher, as I pushed the lower drawer into the dishwasher, a wheel shot off the drawer and struck the big toe sticking out of the boot. What's up with that?

You might be on the right track. Then again you just might have a very magnetic personality!:D
 
Do injured portions of a person's body have increased gravitational pull? I had foot surgery on New Year's Eve. The surgeon scraped the bone spurs out of the first joint of my big toe on the left foot. Today was the first day I could shower. I was reaching for the shampoo and barely touched the shower gel. My eyes were closed when I felt a searing pain in the surgical site. Yep, the shower gel fell from the shelf and landed directly on the surgical site. Prior to the surgery, any time I dropped something from the reloading bench it hit the area of the bone spur on my foot. I was wearing that big open toed boot they give you to walk around in on my foot last night while loading the dishwasher, as I pushed the lower drawer into the dishwasher, a wheel shot off the drawer and struck the big toe sticking out of the boot. What's up with that?

Einstein called it the buttered side down effect.

Never felt satisfied that he had solved it until he collaborated
with Dr. Murphy and they successfully described how things really work.

And That is the rest of the story.............:cool:
 
if any part of your body is in pain, that's the part that gets stubbed or bumped. If Murphy didn't say it, he should have.

What's this shower gel stuff? Doesn't sound like it meets the Forum Masculine Manly Man Standards! (Reference the ear ring thread!) :D:D:D:D
 
Anything like that gets a Cosmic Bulls Eye. I am well aware of this phenomenon as any time I get dinged, my wife will grab it, squeeze, or otherwise cause excruciating pain somehow. Even if the only way she can do so is standing on one foot, left handed, with her eyes closed, she will hit it dead center. The grand kids are only slightly less talented.
Larry
 
I can relate to this too. I've been having a bout with gout since the 1st.Hits me in the right big toe. Wife will touch it as she walks by every time. I think she enjoys watching me cry.
 
You might be on the right track. Then again you just might have a very magnetic personality!:D

Yes, I agree...this is a simple matter of magnetism. The only way injured body parts gain additional gravitational pull is when you jump out of an airplane. Then they get a whole lot of it. In fact, if you do it without a parachute they have even more!!! hence the old saying: "if at first you don't succeed...don't go skydiving!!!"
 
if any part of your body is in pain, that's the part that gets stubbed or bumped. If Murphy didn't say it, he should have.

What's this shower gel stuff? Doesn't sound like it meets the Forum Masculine Manly Man Standards! (Reference the ear ring thread!) :D:D:D:D

Correct ...
he must atone with lye soap and a Brillo pad for his next 4 cleansing rituals
 
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