Magnetic Curses

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10 major league pitchers

i have little doubt that i'll wake up, look at that same [expletive] dempster thread with that same [expletive] name it's had forever, and i'll check it throughout the day expecting it to change and it [expletive] won't. [expletive] it

10 major league pitchers are having tjs right now

10 guys have TJS every second of every day

wow, who WOULD he accept a trade to, then?

to pirates for brad lincoln

oh, he'll come back, there's no doubt. the question is what will he have? A new ligament. actually he will have had that before the surgery

oh, he'll come back, there's no doubt. the question is what will he have?

WELL IM REALLY INTERESTED SO [expletive] OFF

luke hagerty!

One of these things is not like the others. he copied it from a bleacher report article

and a long list of people like bj ryan and kris benson

March so he may be ready by spring training? the guy had reconstructive surgery on his elbow. granted, it's not his shoulder, but still, he won't be the same. Actually he should be exactly the same. there's no way of knowing that, for every josh johnson or strasburg, there's darren dreifort or scott williamson

March so he may be ready by spring training? the guy had reconstructive surgery on his elbow. granted, it's not his shoulder, but still, he won't be the same.

when did he have tjs?

well, if you guys say so

great, two relievers

over a k per inning. decent.

fairly sure that our gm wouldn't trade maholm for a bum. or da bum for that matter

Better be for Delgado. exactly what i was thinking

the american synchronized diving coach looks like masuka from dexter

it's totally normal because people didn't start making it to 40 with regularity until very recently, thanks in part to synthetics. You are correct that synthetics have played a role in lengthening the human lifespan, but not as big of a role as people like to think. Mostly just eliminating mass diseases/plagues. In general, antibiotics are WAY over-prescribed and also very harmful. Really, the reason that we live longer today is because of our infrastructure. Food is widely available and regulated. We don't have to go around hunting and eating/drinking whatever we happen to find that day (risking all sorts of diseases, etc). Also, we don't get eaten by bears and lions and stuff as much anymore. The bottom line is that people get things like cancer, Alzheimers, diabetes, autism, food allergies, etc at astronomically higher rates today than ever before. It's because of all the toxins we put into our bodies. Boy... now I'm really off topic. people have been mass farming for 10,000 years and food has been widely available since. the very existence of farms implies that they have cities to feed. people living on top of each other in cities is a far better way of spreading disease than people hunting and fishing for food in small reclusive communities. after withstanding plague after plague, we finally figured out a few tricks to improve our chances at survival, antiseptics (thank you, Donnie Darko) and antibiotics. what you're bemoaning isn't pharmaceuticals, but the necessity of pharmaceuticals. but the only way we can live without them now is to trade the plow for the spear, which isn't going to happen. you'll have to live with it. the older our population gets, the sicker it will get.

i'm not going to lie, i couldn't root against the fat italian guy in the bucket hat. he stuck the tip of his tongue out like thirty times! wasn't he just kissing the bead?