Reader/underwear model Ian sent in this clip from some football game in Canadia called the Vanier Cup, which is apparently the rough equivalent of a bowl game in the Great United States. And there must be some serious calcium deficiencies up North, because you just don't see a femur — the thickest bone in the human body, unless you have a cock like mine — snap like kindling often enough in American bowl games.
But at least he's got guaranteed health care. If that injury happened to me I'd be forced to take some Ibuprofen and walk it off. And I don't mean "walk it off" until the pain went away. I mean "walk it off" like walk until my leg fell off. Because health insurance is for weaklings and pussies.


Time for some Ranger Candy…(Motrin)
Health insurance is for fancy people with "jobs" pfft
Hurts, eh.
So, there are bowl games available in Canada you say? Interesting.
-Charlie Weiss and NBC
ehhhYYYYYYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I think his prosthetic leg just came undone.
Speaking of NBC. Can we expect an American Gladiators section to be added after the January debut?
Okay, I finally manned up and watched the clip. 289, you summed it up perfectly.
"…serious calcium deficiencies up North…"
Should we check the latest sat imagery for troops massing on Wisconsin's border?
My ex could do that. She had to, to fit in the footlocker.
we also had our grey cup up here yesterday. It was a thrilling event in which there wasn’t an offensive TD until the 4th quarter and the QB’s went a combined 28 for 67 on completions. Oh.. and Lenny Kravitz played half time.
Long story short, No Major Broken bones, so.. no one cares. cept these 2 guys
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Merk, I know that's you on the left with the Gingerhead.
I'd be applying for some medicinal marijuana.
Sam Bowie is not impressed.
Tyrone Prothro agrees.
Joe Theismann remains annoyingly critical of the situation.
Damn… not only is the femur the strongest bone in the body, it's also surrounded by the strongest muscles. I've extracted people with fem fractures from car wrecks, and it takes a lot to break a femur–and it's excruciatingly painful, as the muscles typically spasm down and the broken ends of the bone jab into the muscle tissue.
Steroids do a lot to weaken bone structure, though.
That makes Theisman's injury look like a hang-nail!