Woman’s Nose Ring Gets Stuck To Office Chair At Work

It was a story for the ages and it went viral. A woman in Indonesia got her nose ring stuck to her office chair at work!

So, The Mike & Carla Morning Show wanted to know what ridiculous way did you injure yourself. You know, that injury that you can now look back and laugh about.

The story that started the whole thing was about this woman who was at work. We can't even imagine how this happened, but she got her nose ring caught on the mesh of the back of her chair.

According to the story reported by Fox News, her co-workers tried to help and free her from the chair with no luck. They finally had to call in the fire department to handle the situation.

With no on site success, the firefighters had to wheel her back to the firehouse where they had other tools to use. To lighten the mood, the article says that the firefighters even joked about having to cut off the woman's nose to get the job done.

Uh, not funny to the woman I guess...but as it turned out they finally got the woman detached. Both she and chair are now doing fine.

So, with all this said, The M&C Morning Show wanted to know what's the silliest way you've ever injured yourself? Happy to say that there were quite a few stories both on the text line and those that called in.

In fact, a first time caller could relate to the story who also has a nose ring. However, he said that while "spooning" with his wife, he's gotten his nose ring caught in her hair. And according to the caller, she has "a lot of hair"!

But it seems like more guys were commenting on all this. One guy says that after running on the treadmill in bare feet, weeks of treatment were needed for his feet.

One woman was painting the bathroom and thought the shower curtain rod where support her...well guess what? Luckily she was okay, but now she can look back and laugh!

Take a couple of minutes, listen to the segment and see if you can relate to any of the stories...and enjoy!

'Tis the season when many of us craft our New Year's resolutions, including aspirations such as adopting healthier habits, reducing social media consumption, abstaining from alcohol, and embracing more home-cooked meals. While these goals are admirable, the recurring nature of such resolutions and the common struggle to stick to them is a familiar tale. Whether one opts for one resolution or a collection of them, why not inject a dose of originality by steering clear of clichés?

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While the tradition of formulating New Year's resolutions has been around for quite some time, it has evolved. According to the History Channel, the ancient Babylonians, credited with pioneering this practice some 4,000 years ago, observed a different commencement of the year in mid-March, coinciding with the planting of crops. Their 12-day religious festival, Akitu, involved the coronation of a new king or the reaffirmation of loyalty to the reigning one. Interestingly, the Babylonians made pledges to the gods, promising to settle debts and return borrowed items. Fulfilling these commitments was believed to garner favor from the pagan deities for the ensuing year.

Back to the present day: if you want to embrace the tradition of New Year's Resolutions but want to steer clear of the usual ones that people typically lean towards, check out our compilation of non-cliché New Year's resolutions below.

Spice up your palate by trying a new food each month. Whether it's exotic fruits, international cuisines, or local foods. This resolution will take your taste buds on an adventure.

Sending handwritten letters to say thank you is a great way to add a personal touch to your New Year. It's a chance to swap out emails and texts and give someone something tangible. A tangible note carries a special warmth that words on a screen can't replicate.

Unplug and unwind by turning off your phone for one night every week. Enjoy some screen-free time and soak in the real world. It's a resolution you can treat like a mini digital vacation.

Travel somewhere special and savor the experience without the pressure to post. Take a trip without turning it into a social media spectacle. Keep it on the down-low, soak in the adventure, and let your experiences be yours alone. No hashtags needed.

Instead of fixating on future goals, try crafting a reverse bucket list. Jot down and cheer for all the quirky and unexpected things you've already accomplished. It's like a highlight reel of your incredible moments.

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