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Britons 'more likely to get injured while gardening than skiing'
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/7652044/Britons-more-likely-to-get-injured-while-gardening-than-skiing.html
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Statistical b0llocks designed to pad out news space as usual. rolling eyes
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

What an absurd and irrelevant comparison ..

Perhaps the Torygraph headline next month will be :
'Sleeping more dangerous than skiing'
... One in Two people die in their sleep compared to blah ... blah
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Really interesting - I hate gardening, I cut the grass, trim the conifers and sometimes run the hedge trimmer over the border plants Smile I've never injured myself yet.

I love skiing - ski trees, off piste virtually anything. Have fallen down a rock strewn slope for around 40 feet etc., never wear a helmet and guess what, never injured myself yet Smile

So the chances of injuring yourself tend to increase if you enjoy the activity, and I could make a guess here that there are more people in the UK who enjoy and participate in gardening than skiing, ergo there will be more accidents Smile Can I now write a column for a 'big' paper Toofy Grin
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How many gardeners wear helmets? I hadn't thought about it before but maybe, next time I cut the grass, I should Confused
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Ray Zorro, I got hit in the face a few weeks back while I was chopping wood for the fire, now if only I´d had my helmet and gum shield on, I wouldn´t have looked like I´d done a few rounds with Klitchco wink
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I just turned 50 and so naturally for the first time in my life have started 'gardening'. So far I have blistered both palms, pulled muscles in my legs and back, and suffered innumerable abrasions from thorns, nettles and brambles. Compare to the hell that is taming my back garden, skiing is a breeze.

I have noticed though, that there is some commonality. Around 4.00, when the gardening is over, it is very nice to pull up a (garden) chair, sit by the pond, and open a can or three of BEER. Come to think of it , gardening is actually quite enjoyable. Madeye-Smiley
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