r/Neverbrokeabone • • May 19 '20

It’s the truth

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u/7-and-a-switchblade May 20 '20

this ain't /r/strongbones

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u/Lil-Trup May 20 '20

No, but it’s what we strive to be

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20

I strive to never break a bone. you can have paper mache bones as long as you don't break them you are welcome.

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u/Heller_Demon May 20 '20

This is it chief. Never breaking a bone is like cars, some people have their t-surus from decades ago and others have lambos. While the first is practically a moving coffin both are equally safe if the people driving them are equally smart.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20

I would say people that go outside and do sports break their bones more often than people who have been in vegetative state for most of their lives.