Have you ever fallen down a flight of stairs?

Slide on my tailbone? Were you being lazy or did you actually fall down SHar to the Rona. hahahaha I am an expert at falling down and it sounds like you did the later. I could show you how to fall down like a pro some day if you like. Im really good at it. ;D

At first I kept falling over and over.  My tailbone took a knocking.  But then, I just learned to slide. 

Much better.  I used the bike for thigh-toning and the stairs for sliding after too many of those falling on my bum episodes.

Sounds like you  have a flat arse like me. If you look at me from far away, my butt is so flat it looks like im standing backwards. hahahahha

I don't have that. 

I had slippery feets. 

Of course you dont Shar to the Rona....of course you dont.......

Is that a big camel standing in your backyard?  hahahaha

No silly, thats the little green thing that says im available. You have one too. ;)

Is that a big camel standing in your backyard?  hahahaha

One or two would suffice. LOL

Oh!  Then I'm guilty!

HAHAHHAH I knew it. THank god im not alone. ;)

Pouring down rain and freezing cold, I'm delivering newspapers to a set of apartments.  One of the upstairs customer's paper didn't land where I wanted it to, so I went upstairs and moved it. Coming back down stairs, I slipped on the wet stairs and bounced to the bottom on my backside. 

The only injury was to my pride.

Oh god, how embarrassing. Did anyone see you? hahahahah

No, it was just after dawn.

Boy, you lucked out didnt you...hahahha

Yes, missing even 1 step at the bottom can actually cause the most damage.

Or wearing half the shoes I own.

OMG Thats hillarious Shar to the ROna.....Dont you know better than drinking and Diva ing? hahahhah

Makes sense, it adds an extra dimension to the height. yikes, as if you need it right. haha

I just counted the ones in my house---15.  Of course that would vary by design (slope) and height between floors.  Also, from the internet:  "Though codes vary, a good rule of thumb is that stairs must not be continuous for more than 12 vertical feet. At 12 feet, a landing must be introduced. With typical riser heights of 7"3/4 you typically see 16-18 "steps" in a flight of stairs."

Thanks for the info, TJ.