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They're not even supposedly "launching" this for another 2 weeks. Hope they accept my order!

http://www.plbsports.com/liedteowt.html

Brown was good in his WGR days...

Discuss.

Sounds like you are already doing a great job! I will say that lifting weights was something I really became interested in after my accident. My brother was one of those bodybuilder types and though I never got THAT serious, I still would workout with him for a while. I would lift weights before the accident with the team with moderate interest, you know just seeing who could bench and squat the most. But after the accident I became all about lifting weights and learned it's not all about who can lift the heaviest. I did upper body until my ankle was healed enough for me to do squats. I went through nearly 2 years of rehab and it was worth it. Another big fear to overcome is doing the things the way you did before. I was scared to do intramural sports in college at first, but I finally just did them. No re-injuries so far... Keep positive, and to quote a former Bill I interviewed during college, Mr. Shaud Williams: "A life without challenges is not a life for me."

Fight senility.

Nah, haha, the cast and crutches drew enough attention from the ladies, believe it or not. Even you sympathized, you sent me that Jills calendar. I should probably keep that on the down-low.

John, if you're interested I blew out my ankle before my senior season in high school football, I'm about to turn 25 next month. I played on a program that is consistently ranked in the Top 25 in the country. It's tough, but he'll get through it. I remember my mom took it harder than anyone, I think she thought I was dying. I could have gotten depressed about it but my dad made sure I kept active on other things and I think that really helped. If you or your son needs someone to talk through, let me know.

Or not. There's been substantial proof and even 2 documentaries about Michael Moore and how he falsifies information. Because just about every democrat has referenced Canada's healthcare system and tremendously praised it. That was the same guy who did this video at the start of the thread. He was on Neil Cavuto yesterday discussing the video.

OMG! LOL! L33T th@t w0uld b3 $0 @w3$0m3! FML!

That Steven Crowder is a funny guy. He's been on Fox News a few times. About the wait time difference in the U.S. and Canada, this kid just for sh*ts and giggles went to Canada to see for himself and those were his results. It's odd that wait times would be that bad for him and his friends only to get blood work done. Seriously, just blood work. No the U.S. system isn't perfect, it's mostly the insurance companies, not medical companies, that are at fault. And no it's not perfect in that you only have to wait an hour anywhere in the U.S. That's just the average, as in averages, the differences vary. Furthermore, these medical professionals working at these Canadian establishments all go on record saying the government healthcare ultimately sucks. Coincidence? I think not!

Schmoe alert

Yikes! That's worse than Henry Waxman not knowing the average legal drinking age or that steroids are illegal!

FAIL!

You sound bitter.

I would go to the school principal, explain what happened, and he offers nothing I would tell him you're looking at "all possible options", without telling him I'd go to the superintendent. Then I'd go to the emergency room you went to, explain what happened to a higher up person, and if it's not resolved to your satisfaction I would tell them you are considering filing a complaint to the BBB and making some other calls. If you drop the BBB line, most businesses scurry to satisfy your problem.

Sarah Palin is one hot grandma.

I wouldn't be surprised if he was on heavier stuff than pain killers. That ESPN article quoted former employees of his saying he'd be up for 60 hours straight sometimes.

Yeah, my same exact thoughts, I'm about to turn 25 and my former boss was 50. Although when he told me this is war, I just said "Sorry, I don't see it that way". And I called the higher-ups to make them aware of the statement so they could document it. http://www.bloggingstocks.com/2009/07/11/l...cnbc-interview/ We could play a drinking game for every time Dykstra says "The bottom line is"

I actually just left an employer similar to Lenny's ways. I wasn't duped out of any money, but I've seen other employees duped out of paychecks and for the past year we'd been getting automated credit-debt consolidator calls. When I gave the owner my resignation, he said these words I'll never forget: "This is war". After I talked to an attorney just for some information and he told me that usual someone who does shady business practice in one area, generally does shady business practices across the board.

Is she Michelle potential? $600+ pair of shoes? Check. $5,000+ purse? Check.

His publicists have a reality show???

Tim, What was the best thing before sliced bread?

Actually, his giant hat is nowhere near as pathetic as all the Affliction/Tapout/Ed Hardy rosary tattoed pasted haired freaks who all think they are legit MMA fighters. If you actually watched Mystery, just even once, he's a big advocate against buying girls drinks. In fact, he oftens "opens a set" by offering the girl to buy HIM a drink. It's on VH1, same network as T.O., not MTV. http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/paulguynj/guido12.jpg http://www.clubplanet.com/news/blogpics/bt_group.jpg

http://deadspin.com/5307893/the-mysterious...ne=true&s=x