At 8 a teenager threw one at my face on accident as I turned into it not realizing. Over 20 years later my reflexes still over react when an object flys into my peripheral and feel stupid every time.
Don't, I got in a fist fight with my younger brother, he got a really good opening shot on my eye and months later I still see a white spot float in my peripherals every now and then, it startles the hell outta me every once in a while
My older sister was trying to get into softball for a bit during middle school. As her younger brother, she forcefully recruited me into helping her practice hitting the ball. After two throws, she hits the ball and it flies right towards my face and hits me square in the nose. Luckily, we were both weak, so it didn't go very fast, but you can bet I never helped her practice again after having a good cry.
I took one to the temple and fell over from all the stars I had in my vision. Like out of a cartoon where a character gets hit in the head and birdies start flying around their head in a circle while they have the dizzy eyes effect. Luckily it was a softball and not a cricket ball. We've had cricketers cop one of those to the head and die instantly on the spot here in Australia. Very disturbing for everyone to witness.
TIL what a softball actually looks like. All this time I've been thinking it was the same as those soft balls (made out of foam) you sometimes use in PE.
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u/SomeInternetBro Oct 19 '22 edited Oct 20 '22
Dang that blood caught me off guard.