RxJock1120
Rotational Player and Threatening Starter's Job
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2005
- Messages
- 1,486
- Reaction score
- 839
Registered Members experience this forum ad and noise-free.
CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.RxJock1120 said:Well that is great news, but I wonder if it was a strained calf muscle, why couldn't he put any weight on the leg when the trainers helped him of the field.
NEM said:Hey doctor, listen i Have this pain in my a s s.....can you help me with it, its called a RxJock PITA.... and it hurts. WHat can you suggest to get rid of it?
Patjew said:
Well, I've seen most episodes of M*A*S*H* is that good enough?groundgame said:Pretty much the best case scenario! On another matter, my doctor is retiring in a year or so and I'd like to know if anyone can recommend a replacement who might be a top medical student at this time? Thanks.
PatsFanSince74 said:I'm not a Doctor (nor do I play one on TV or this board), but the Herald this morning is calling it a muscle "tear," which I gather is worse than a "strain" and would be similar to the injury that limited Bruschi's effectiveness against Carolina in XXXVII. Has anybody else heard anything about it?
PATSNUTme said:Tedy coughs and we all get the flu.
Armen Da Pats Fan said:A strain is the same as a microtear, or so I read in this thread...
My guess is Bru misses the Fins game and comes out bashing for Jax or Pitt...
ADPF
MoLewisrocks said:He came back from a similar injury in 2 weeks to play in SB XXXVIII. XL is almost 6 weeks away yet, and if he's limited against the JAGS or Steelers at home that would not be the end of the world. As long as he's good to go full tilt against Indy/Denver in 3 weeks.
Trot said:"A warm glass of shut the hell up"
What's up doc? Do you have any comeback that doesn't involve the original and exciting term "shut up", or the equally creative "shut the hell up"? Just wondering.
I'm not saying you should shut up or shut the hell up, because I've been enjoying watching you make a fool of yourself.
Cheers,
another one of your admirers
Fanfrom1960 said:I don't know. (Almost) no-one is indispensable, but I don't recall Beisel's name being mentioned much, if at all, when he's been in there and Bruschi's been out.
MoLewisrocks said:I always remind folks seeking medical treatment/opinions that 50% of all doctors graduate in the botton half of their class. And half of those are in the botton half of the bottom half.....just for openers. Comforting thought that if young Rx doesn't wash out some poor bastard will be having this kind of exchange with him in a profesional setting one day....
I don't believe the word Jew has any negative connotation in the U.S.Mike the Brit said:... would be EXTREMELY offensive in the UK, as offensive as using the N-word for blacks, and more offensive than referring to women as gardening implements (and that is pretty offensive to some on this board, obviously). Are things so different in the U.S.?
KDPpatsfan said:I don't believe the word Jew has any negative connotation in the U.S.
Am I wrong?
I'm not really sure what else you would call a Jewish person.
Mike the Brit said:Look at the sig -- the y-word. That is plenty offensive here.