Thank you. I shouldn't even be at work let alone off my bed but my students need someone to keep them in learning mode.
Yup. Been there, done that. Time to make the donuts.
I think the weirdest one was a few years ago, stepped into the shower in the morning, standing completely still enjoying the warm water and the morning wake up time, and just the normal act of keeping one's balance moved a back muscle the wrong way and you feel it slip into the "bad zone". Boink.
Then you stand there thinking, "it'd be nice if that would move back or it's going to suck getting out of this shower in a few minutes..."
Also had the opposite happen once... was in a wedding that day and plowing through it. Another guy in the wedding party says he needs help during intermission to go out the race car seat back in his car for a race the next morning, so while bride and groom are inbetween venues we boogie over to his house and I warn him I can't lift much but I can hand him tools. He says that's cool.
We throw sweats over the tuxes and get to it. He manages to get the seat in by himself and I'm handing him stuff. As I turn to the workbench and grab another tool to hand him, for some reason I didn't duck to hand it through the passenger side. Instead I ram my head sideways into the top of his car.
He immediately says, "you ok? That was loud!"
I had gone silent, not because it hurt (my head did hurt) but because somehow I had managed to wack my head at just the perfect angle to pop nearly every vertebrae from neck to butt in a row like dominoes and it felt FANTASTIC! Crrrrrraaaaaaccccckkkk! Hahaha.
The joke to this day is that I'm stopping by to beat my head on his racecar anytime my back acts up in the future.
I was even able to reach inside and help contort myself in the usual race car ways to help him get the seat bolted back down and the rest of the stuff that had been removed to pull the seat out, reattached.
We stripped off the sweats over the tuxes and made it back to the reception before the happy couple showed up and we had to tell the groom months later about how we fixed a race car and my back on his wedding day, since he never noticed we were gone.
Don't laugh too hard. I know that probably hurts.