In other words, the chances were good that we could have treated that angry infected leg with a penicillin drug without running into problems.
If she is angry, her front legs will go up on contact.
Since the 'My dignity is not in the length of my skirt' Facebook page went online last week, almost 100 people have sent photos to Ms Jama, who has filed them in an 'angry legs' album on the page.
"This is where I fell down the ladder one day," she said, pointing to an angry bruise on her leg.
Recently, there was a fire in one of the larger wooden sheds, and their older daughter Hana, seven, was burnt on the leg: the angry scar is still visible.
Another question in the Gray case concerns how the police heard a black man's screams, and what they meant to them: that he was "irate" and "upset," as though he were being willfully difficult, an angry man who needed leg irons, not that he was in pain and needed a doctor.
They then have to navigate Doug's older brother, who has lost both his eyesight and his legs, through the angry crowd of an antiwar rally.
I guess we'll see in 2012 if Occupiers across the world have the legs to remain angry at the absurdities of the global banking system.
We leave the office we're squatting in and beetle back down the corridor, where there's a young guy with a sore leg and an angry girlfriend.
When he travels, he mostly books first-class flights, since the guy can't be subjected to the terrors of less-than-ample leg room and angry citizens yelling about how he's wrecked the world.
