OOC: How the heck am I supposed to get out a barbed arrowhead? Unless you're ready for major pain...well, here goes. BIC: Rustam winces at how bad the wound is looking. "Well, the first thing to do is get that arrowhead out. This is going to really hurt, but hang on tight." He grasps her arm firmly in one hand. With the other, he pinches the arrowhead securely and pulls sharply. With a little resistance, it comes out. It wasn't severely barbed, just enough to make it somewhat harder than the average arrow - and more painful to remove for someone a little squeamish. -- Recreational

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Date Posted: 20:21:28 07/07/05 Thu
Author: Rustam
Subject: OOC: How the heck am I supposed to get out a barbed arrowhead? Unless you're ready for major pain...well, here goes. BIC: Rustam winces at how bad the wound is looking. "Well, the first thing to do is get that arrowhead out. This is going to really hurt, but hang on tight." He grasps her arm firmly in one hand. With the other, he pinches the arrowhead securely and pulls sharply. With a little resistance, it comes out. It wasn't severely barbed, just enough to make it somewhat harder than the average arrow - and more painful to remove for someone a little squeamish.
In reply to: Rustam 's message, "Rustam strolls in. The water in the corner of the cave is lapping invitingly at the cave floor. Rustam strips off his shirt in one easy motion and plunges into the water. The wet coolness of the water shocks the last of the sleep out of him, and he surfaces, shaking the water from his eyes. He starts swimming around, getting his muscles used to moving again." on 07:04:22 05/19/05 Thu

Sorry if that was a little bold...but I've RPed in strings where no one was bold enough to do anything, and it just dragged on forever.

I'm not sure about the next employee party...I missed the Bewitched showing, and I'm going to be gone starting next weekend and going through the week after that, so if there's another one then, I won't be going.

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OOC: Not bold at all. It's nice to get things moving. IC: Lily winced slightly as Rustam pulled the arrowhead out. "Thanks." she said also mumbling something that sounded like "stupid goblins" under her breath. -- Lily, 11:48:08 07/11/05 Mon
- Pulling the arrowhead out inevitably caused the wound to start bleeding rather profusely again. Rustam let out an expletive under his breath and quickly grabbed the bandage, wrapping it tightly around the wound and then grabbing her arm to put pressure on it. After a while, the bleeding slowed. "Let's go get some more bandages, and get this cleaned off." (NT) -- Rustam, 08:56:34 08/06/05 Sat