My finger got cutoff the string was to tight Jk getting hit in the eye was the wrost
Iāve had nothing major.
Itās the constant appearance of threads like these that always remind me to be safe.
Exactly. As Mad Eye Moody would say, āCONSTANT VIGILANCE!ā
Onestar to the face after a knotted bind. So glad it wasnāt anything metal or heavier.
Because of that accident I adopted the habit of always throwing a clean frontstyle bind before every breakaway, and I havenāt had it happen since 
Classic video.
Safety throws for the win!!!
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When I had been yoyoing for a few months, I went to visit my friends in another city (I spent summers in Toronto, lived in Montreal). All excited to show off my new skills, I pulled my YYJ Speeder out of my pocket and threw a breakaway. Turns out the yoyo was knotted, got halfway down and snapped back, flew up, hit me in the nose. The impact was enough to both leave a long red scratch along my nose AND burst a blood vessel in my nose.
The result was tons of blood everywhere, and my friends not being very impressed with my skills 
I rung my bell pretty good one time when I took a Mega SpinFaktor to the face. It hit me right in the eye, and it was almost swollen completely shut within a few hours.
Just 5 minutes ago, I did a gravity pull, turns out the string had a knot, came back in a weird way then stopped halfways and hit me in the PP. Ugh.
I split my eyebrow open with a Wooly Markmont. Should have probably got stitches but I just put on a butterfly band-aid. Base knot 1, JetEyeNight 0.
A long time ago when I first learned guillotine, I had some problems with the yoyo being in control
I hit myself in the head with a metal yoyo after loosing control and landed on my foot (I was barefoot)
once I threw a sleeper and i gave it slack and it jumped back to my hand and I broke a nail
Am I a bad person if I didnāt cringe when the yoyo hit your head, but when it started hitting the floor?
Nope, dead serious. The rumor at school was that I had died!
Thatās rough.