Did I miss the thread mocking Caleb Williams?

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Being carted off the field crying over a strained hamstring. I'd love to get a couple of drinks into some of his teammates and ask them about it.
 

LineSkiCat14

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Ehh I dont think this is a big deal. In the heat of the moment, when you feel an immense pain in your hamstring, you arent sure whether its just a cramp or a career-ending Achilles snap. Plenty of players pop their achilles or have season ending ACL tears and breakdown on the sidelines.

Had this been like a wrist sprain or a broken finger, thatd be one thing. But Caleb had no way of knowing what this was and a players mind always fears its something that could alter their entire career.
 

bbnkat02

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This world is an awful place when we start making fun of guys for not being hurt enough. Get a life.
This. Anyone who has ever even strained a hamstring knows it hurts like hell. No one ever woken up, stretched and had their calf cramp? It will send you to the floor or if still in bed grimacing in horrid pain.

Man I twisted my ankle so bad once I was begging to either numb it or cut it off. Swole up to the size of a small grapefruit. Doc was shocked it wasn’t broken. Said it probably would’ve hurt less though.

Point being pain is a very very personal thing. And even high tolerance folks can have one that leaves them on the ground crying.
 

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*Fox2Monk*

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This. Anyone who has ever even strained a hamstring knows it hurts like hell. No one ever woken up, stretched and had their calf cramp? It will send you to the floor or if still in bed grimacing in horrid pain.

Man I twisted my ankle so bad once I was begging to either numb it or cut it off. Swole up to the size of a small grapefruit. Doc was shocked it wasn’t broken. Said it probably would’ve hurt less though.

Point being pain is a very very personal thing. And even high tolerance folks can have one that leaves them on the ground crying.
I have been dealing with calf cramps in both legs for months now at night. They are terrible. Literally had some that brought tears to my eyes. I take magnesium and potassium supplements, use these PM leg cramp pills. Drink water. It’s bad.
 

JASUN74

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I have been dealing with calf cramps in both legs for months now at night. They are terrible. Literally had some that brought tears to my eyes. I take magnesium and potassium supplements, use these PM leg cramp pills. Drink water. It’s bad.
Hahaha. You little cry baby! 😆. I’m just joking with you brother. I have them pretty bad to and it’s no joke for sure. Was taking those big potassium tablets but my heart doesn’t Dr made me stop for whatever reason. Also, how’s your mom doing? I hope everything is ok. I just got a few minutes to check here and have been thinking about you and her.
 
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BigBluefoot

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I have been dealing with calf cramps in both legs for months now at night. They are terrible. Literally had some that brought tears to my eyes. I take magnesium and potassium supplements, use these PM leg cramp pills. Drink water. It’s bad.
I have the same issue. You wake up and move just a hair and wham. You feel like your calf is going to tear. I take potassium and it seems to help most of the time. I drink a lot of coffee and don't drink enough water throughout the day, so that probably doesn't help.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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I have the same issue. You wake up and move just a hair and wham. You feel like your calf is going to tear. I take potassium and it seems to help most of the time. I drink a lot of coffee and don't drink enough water throughout the day, so that probably doesn't help.
Me too! Same problem coffee and not enough water. Yes, I turn over, or bend my knee. Wham! It’s the worst.
 

BigBluefoot

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Me too! Same problem coffee and not enough water. Yes, I turn over, or bend my knee. Wham! It’s the worst.
It's doesn't help if you have huge Popeye calve muscles like I do. I think coffee strips minerals like magnesium out of your body. I've tried multiple magnesium supplements but it always gives me diarrhea. My body just will not digest it properly. Could be a symptom of some more serious health issue, but I don't go to the doctor unless I feel like I'm about to die.
 
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I have been dealing with calf cramps in both legs for months now at night. They are terrible. Literally had some that brought tears to my eyes. I take magnesium and potassium supplements, use these PM leg cramp pills. Drink water. It’s bad.
I've been having the same problem, it wakes me up at night & hurts like hell.
 
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Cats_2010

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This. Anyone who has ever even strained a hamstring knows it hurts like hell. No one ever woken up, stretched and had their calf cramp? It will send you to the floor or if still in bed grimacing in horrid pain.

Man I twisted my ankle so bad once I was begging to either numb it or cut it off. Swole up to the size of a small grapefruit. Doc was shocked it wasn’t broken. Said it probably would’ve hurt less though.

Point being pain is a very very personal thing. And even high tolerance folks can have one that leaves them on the ground crying.
Calf cramps aren’t bad (for me at least). Immediately stretch your whole leg out with your toes flexed hard back toward you and Cramp immediately subsides. Now the hamstring cramp is a completely different animal. Equivalent to labor pains (at least that’s what I tell my wife 😂).
 
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Johnnie Africa

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Pretty sure most people on this board voted for a guy that publicly made fun of the mentally challenged. The bar has hit the ground.

If it’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that 80% of people don’t vote for who they like, they vote because they really dislike the other candidate. It’s why I hate the two party system. Just a ridiculous way to run a country.
 

bbnkat02

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Calf cramps aren’t bad (for me at least). Immediately stretch your whole leg out with your toes flexed hard back toward you and Cramp immediately subsides. Now the hamstring cramp is a completely different animal. Equivalent to labor pains (at least that’s what I tell my wife 😂).
Yeah that trick usually works. But when it doesn’t….😭

All I can say is drink water before bed kiddos. It does help.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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It's doesn't help if you have huge Popeye calve muscles like I do. I think coffee strips minerals like magnesium out of your body. I've tried multiple magnesium supplements but it always gives me diarrhea. My body just will not digest it properly. Could be a symptom of some more serious health issue, but I don't go to the doctor unless I feel like I'm about to die.
Yeah I have big calves as well.
 

Major_Tom

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Most of his opponents have been mentally challenged. But good job working your politcal hate into a thread. 👍
Super clever. And from the base that consistently votes against their own interests and wonders why they continue living in the poorest states with the worst education and health outcomes. The camera pans the crowd laughing at their hero who just mocked people with a mental disability. And your mind, which apparently never grew past 10, thinks it’s a clever insult. Worst of all, you could be better than that. And you know it. But you choose not to.
 

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Have you ever blown a hamstring OP? I can assure you it doesn't feel amazing. Plus you're unsure of what exactly happened could be something super major. The stress factor of that plus the pain is enough to warrant a cry. Any decent injury is enough to bust a tear some that stuff hurts.

No self respecting human should make fun of someone else's misfortune, regardless of how you feel about the individual there are certain things you just dont make fun of. So you win the asshat of the day award congrats.
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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It’s a damn good way to be controlled.
It wouldn’t be bad if the people in the party actually did the things they should. They have all sold out, lie, and do the least amount they can except for things to gain more power and control. They are two sides of the same power coin now. Just keep things different enough to keep people fighting.
 
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Major_Tom

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It wouldn’t be bad if the people in the party actually did the things they should. They have all sold out, lie, and do the least amount they can except for things to gain more power and control. They are two sides of the same power coin now. Just keep things different enough to keep people fighting.
It’s one of the oldest plays in the book and has been used extensively throughout US history. “Divide and rule” has been especially effective utilizing race, nationalism, war, and small economic advantages that keep lower-class groups from recognizing their shared interests. Whether this “system” has been designed to preserve elite power or resulted from genuine ideals, conflicts, and unintended consequences I think is the more interesting debate. And as with most things in life, it’s likely extremely nuanced and the truth lies somewhere in the middle. My opinion is that we can clearly see many cases in U.S. history of “divide and conquer” that eerily parallel with events today. But, “designed” is a stretch. I think it’s more a convenient picking amongst and sometimes creating opportunities, and for that you need to maintain a pretty tight grip on the controls.
 

BigBluefoot

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Super clever. And from the base that consistently votes against their own interests and wonders why they continue living in the poorest states with the worst education and health outcomes. The camera pans the crowd laughing at their hero who just mocked people with a mental disability. And your mind, which apparently never grew past 10, thinks it’s a clever insult. Worst of all, you could be better than that. And you know it. But you choose not to.
It wasn't clever, as much as it's observationally accurate.
He wasn't mocking a special needs person. Just another work of leftist fiction in some desperate attempt to feign virtue where none seemingly exists any longer. When he attempts to incarnate his opponents with dozens of phoney felony charges. Attempts to spy on and set up the next incoming administration with fabrications to obtain visa warrants. Or demonizes his opponents to the point that multiple attempts are made on their lives. Or when the right starts parading around with severed head effigies of his opponents, you let us know, K?
Until then, look down....the left's moral pedestal is as imaginary as the rest of their get Trump schemes.
 

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Calf cramps aren’t bad (for me at least). Immediately stretch your whole leg out with your toes flexed hard back toward you and Cramp immediately subsides. Now the hamstring cramp is a completely different animal. Equivalent to labor pains (at least that’s what I tell my wife 😂).
I pulled a hamstring when I was around 30. I had exercised essentially none for the past decade and decided to participate in a softball league with a team where I worked. I was batting and hit a screamer down the third base line that normally would have been a standup double. I took one step and felt like I had been shot. I crawled towards first and barely was safe. I was out not just for the season but forever.
 

Cats_2010

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I pulled a hamstring when I was around 30. I had exercised essentially none for the past decade and decided to participate in a softball league with a team where I worked. I was batting and hit a screamer down the third base line that normally would have been a standup double. I took one step and felt like I had been shot. I crawled towards first and barely was safe. I was out not just for the season but forever.
Popping a quad is painful but getting a cramp there hurts like hell. Last summer I started cramping after a hot day of golf and ended up having full body muscle cramps including both hamstrings. There wasn’t a muscle in my body I couldn’t feel not locking up on me. It was pure torture. Ended up going to urgent care for two bags of IV but for about an hour I was in complete misery. Get nervous playing golf in extreme heat now 😂
 

Major_Tom

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It wasn't clever, as much as it's observationally accurate.
He wasn't mocking a special needs person. Just another work of leftist fiction in some desperate attempt to feign virtue where none seemingly exists any longer. When he attempts to incarnate his opponents with dozens of phoney felony charges. Attempts to spy on and set up the next incoming administration with fabrications to obtain visa warrants. Or demonizes his opponents to the point that multiple attempts are made on their lives. Or when the right starts parading around with severed head effigies of his opponents, you let us know, K?
Until then, look down....the left's moral pedestal is as imaginary as the rest of their get Trump schemes.

We sure are in a strange place in this country. Electing a convicted felon, sexual abuser, and man on record pressuring a state to find him 11,000 more votes, as our leader - our absolute best.
 
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