hscesq
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Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY Joined: 06.26.2007
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Sports hernia is actually an oblique tear, I believe. - bodiva88
Thank you, Dr. Bo. |
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hscesq
Referee Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY Joined: 06.26.2007
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NO ONE HAS PITS IN THEIR STOMACHS!!!!
You have a bad feeling in the pit of your stomach. Sorry. This is a fractured idiom that just drives me nuts. Probably largely because Anthony Gargano, purportedly a professional writer, uses it all the time. - bodiva88
Thank you, Dr. Bo (2). |
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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Thank you, Dr. Bo. - hscesq
I should have waited to see if jak was still around. |
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hscesq
Referee Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY Joined: 06.26.2007
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I should have waited to see if jak was still around. - bodiva88
OB-style: Act first, ask questions later. |
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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OB-style: Act first, ask questions later. - hscesq
Shhhhh! |
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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because crim and sarahB and i pretty much tackled him as he exited a mens room. he was a great sport. - Don'tForgetTocchet
i hope he washed his hands. |
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Bill Meltzer
Editor |
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Location: Philadelphia, PA Joined: 07.13.2006
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Sports hernia is actually an oblique tear, I believe. - bodiva88
Conversation came up the other day about Renberg's sports hernia in 1995-96 that negatively affected the rest of his career. I forgot that when he had sports hernia surgery in 1995 preseason, he was back in the lineup (opening night in Montreal) just 10 days post-op! Then when he tore it again in December, he suffered a complete muscle separation from the pubic bone and still played that way -- poorly -- for an entire month until the pain was finally too much take in the first game back from the All-Star break.
For the rest of the season and post-season, when he did play, they numbed the lower half of his body with a gigantic needle injected somewhere too cringe-worthy to even describe.
He never had the same skating jump again, even after post-season surgery and so-called "complete healing". If he had sat out the 6-8 weeks in the first place during the preseason, he may never have had the second, complete tear.
At any rate, the thought of sports hernia surgery being a 10-day injury would seem utterly impossible just seven years later. Back then, no one made a big deal out of just how much Renberg rushed -- with team approval -- to play in October. |
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BulliesPhan87
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: the lone wolf of hockeybuzz Joined: 07.31.2009
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NO ONE HAS PITS IN THEIR STOMACHS!!!!
You have a bad feeling in the pit of your stomach. Sorry. This is a fractured idiom that just drives me nuts. Probably largely because Anthony Gargano, purportedly a professional writer, uses it all the time. - bodiva88
Oh, get over it. It's the same thing, for all intensive purposes.
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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NO ONE HAS PITS IN THEIR STOMACHS!!!!
You have a bad feeling in the pit of your stomach. Sorry. This is a fractured idiom that just drives me nuts. Probably largely because Anthony Gargano, purportedly a professional writer, uses it all the time. - bodiva88
i HATE FRACTURED IDIOMS!!! HATE. THEM. |
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i hope he washed his hands. - hammarby31
i trust that man explicitly. |
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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Oh, get over it. It's the same thing, for all intensive purposes.
- BulliesPhan87
supposably that's true, irregardless of what the masses say. |
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PT21
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: 木糠布丁, PA Joined: 03.04.2008
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Conversation came up the other day about Renberg's sports hernia in 1995-96 that negatively affected the rest of his career. I forgot that when he had sports hernia in 1995 preseason, he was back in the lineup (opening night in Montreal) just 10 days post-surgery. Then when he tore it again in December, he suffered a complete muscle separation from the pubic bone and still played that way -- poorly -- for an entire month until the pain was finally too much take in the first game back from the All-Star break.
For the rest of the season and post-season, when he did play, they numbed the lower half of his body with a gigantic needle injected somewhere too cringe-worthy to even describe.
He never had the same skating jump again, even after post-season surgery and so-called "complete healing". If he had sat out the 6-8 weeks in the first place during the preseason, he may never have had the second, complete tear. - bmeltzer
Didn't Briere have sports hernia issues his first season here? Or was that a simple groin pull? I thought he was done.
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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Conversation came up the other day about Renberg's sports hernia in 1995-96 that negatively affected the rest of his career. I forgot that when he had sports hernia surgery in 1995 preseason, he was back in the lineup (opening night in Montreal) just 10 days post-op! Then when he tore it again in December, he suffered a complete muscle separation from the pubic bone and still played that way -- poorly -- for an entire month until the pain was finally too much take in the first game back from the All-Star break.
For the rest of the season and post-season, when he did play, they numbed the lower half of his body with a gigantic needle injected somewhere too cringe-worthy to even describe.
He never had the same skating jump again, even after post-season surgery and so-called "complete healing". If he had sat out the 6-8 weeks in the first place during the preseason, he may never have had the second, complete tear.
At any rate, the thought of sports hernia surgery being a 10-day injury would seem utterly impossible just seven years later. Back then, no one made a big deal out of just how much Renberg rushed -- with team approval -- to play in October. - bmeltzer
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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i trust that man explicitly. - Don'tForgetTocchet
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BulliesPhan87
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: the lone wolf of hockeybuzz Joined: 07.31.2009
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supposably that's true, irregardless of what the masses say. - hammarby31
I mean come on, it's the spitting image of the proper phrase. Of course, here come the grammar police calvary to rain in our fun. |
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Bill Meltzer
Editor |
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Location: Philadelphia, PA Joined: 07.13.2006
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- hammarby31
Rennie ended up having an OK NHL career, when he was on track for an excellent one through his first 2 1/2 seasons. After that, he had an endless series of major injuries. Sometimes, talent and hard work aren't enough. Takes some sheer good luck to avoid injuries, too.
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ob18
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: That matters less than you hope it does Joined: 07.20.2007
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OB-style: Act first, ask questions later. - hscesq
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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BringBack25
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: deep lurk Joined: 01.03.2007
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I liked both We Don't Like You Either and the Jam one. - bodiva88
my fave...I call it the Boruk special.
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ob18
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: That matters less than you hope it does Joined: 07.20.2007
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I hear you, but nonetheless, his knowledge of hockey personnel and talent is quite extensive. - hscesq
I actually think McGuire might make a decent GM if not director of amateur scouting for a team. |
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ob18
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: That matters less than you hope it does Joined: 07.20.2007
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Shhhhh! - bodiva88
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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Rennie ended up having an OK NHL career, when he was on track for an excellent one through his first 2 1/2 seasons. After that, he had an endless series of major injuries. Sometimes, talent and hard work aren't enough. Takes some sheer good luck to avoid injuries, too. - bmeltzer
i'm sure he didn't need the skate to the face either. what a mess. |
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MJL
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Candyland, PA Joined: 09.20.2007
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No doubt. What will help them settle down is a big O push against a weaker 4th line...
Read - Schenn - Simmonds >>> Carter - Gionta - Bernier
Kinda unfair, really, IMHO. The Flyers 4th line could be a big difference maker tonight. - dcflyerfan71
Not so sure about that. On paper maybe, but that Devils 4th line is a solid bunch. They provide energy and physicality and have been providing offense.
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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I'm coming right through the internets to get you!!!!
- bodiva88
that would be a very unique stunt. i'd pay good money to see that. |
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Lexington Flyer
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: NoHockeyTown , KY Joined: 04.02.2008
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Walkom is nowhere as bad as Lee. There has never, ever been a referee in any sport, that is as bad as Chris Lee. - hscesq
Dave Jackson and Stephane Auger. Right there are two in the NHL. Maybe Lee likes to go ticky - tack and over control a game, but Jackson and Auger just plain get poop wrong. Two worst officials in the league. |
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