美国女子房间太乱 误踩iPhone充电头刺进脚底

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　整理房间有多重要？可以避免你受伤，美国一位18岁的少女朱莉娅（Julia Pechar），房间堆满杂物，凌乱不堪，几乎看不到可踩的地方，而她日前下床时，就不慎踩到一个iPhone的充电插座，一边的插座直接插进她的脚底板，不过她除了大叫外，第一件事情不是送医，而是先拍照。

　　住在内布拉斯加州的Julia Pechar，是个很少整理房间的女孩，房间总是堆满衣服、各种杂物，日前她在床上看电视时，听到爆米花爆完的声音，太兴奋急着下床，没想到脚一着地，直接踩到iPhone充电插座，一边的插座就直接插入她的脚底板。

　　当下她痛得大叫，却也不忘拍照，之后还上传推特，也因为她把照片传上推特，让她爆红，不过即使这样，她仍不愿整理房间，网友则笑说，不知道下次会踩到什么？

　　Julia Pechar下床时，不慎踩到充电器，只见一边插座已经插入她的脚底。

The microwave beeped in the kitchen downstairs while Julia Pechar was watching Netflix in her upstairs bedroom.

When the 18-year-old Papillion resident jumped out of her bed to grab her popcorn Tuesday evening, one of her feet landed on a prong of her iPhone charger. The charger plug jammed into the outside arch of her foot.

At first, Pechar didn’t know what to do. She took a picture of her charger-impaled foot. She took a picture of her messy room. Then she called out to her mother, Mary, for help, and her mom pulled out the charger.

Blood was involved.

Pechar put the (bloodless) pictures on Twitter with the words, “When your room is this messy, you have to accept the consequences of not being able to see where you step.” Her tweet has been retweeted more than 11,800 times and “liked” more than 15,000 times. The story of her mishap was featured on Buzzfeed, an Internet news and entertainment site.

“She knows that it’s her own fault and she’s having fun with it,” her mother said Thursday. “Since there is no serious injury, I’m OK with that.”

“I’ve had a lot of people contact me about the pictures,” Pechar said. “Some people are sympathetic, but there are a lot of negative people that have been attacking me for not keeping my room clean.”

Pechar said her parents are “neat freaks” and the rest of their house is “super clean.”

“I’m the oddball in the family,” she said.

Pechar said mothers have been contacting her, saying they are using the situation as motivation for their kids to clean their rooms. She said other “creepy” people who apparently have foot fetishes have commented on her feet.

Pechar has to get a tetanus shot and is on antibiotics.

She advises people to keep their chargers plugged into the wall, stack their belongings in piles and clear out an unimpeded path to their beds.

“What happened scared me,” Pechar said. “I think I will keep my room a little tidier now.”