No Oppo Supporters The TAN 62 - Dictator Equus position Officially untenable! FAKE NEWS!

[HumanMeatball]

If you're not going to use it ...

Chucked it

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

Where did you lose it? From your belly to your arse?

Above the shoulders.

 

[Helen Wheels]

Chucked it

Down the filthiest toilet in Scotland, I'll bet.

 

[Nostradumbass]

I cut my finger once but I refused to use a band aid.

 

[Punt rd end]

 

[NaturalDisaster]

I cut my finger once but I refused to use a band aid.

Just takes a bit of dirt or dust, next minute its all infected and next minute your at the hospital having your finger amputated.

I tend to think in extremes

 

[Sir_Loin]

Anyone seen trainspotting 2 yet?

 

[Nostradumbass]

Just takes a bit of dirt or dust, next minute its all infected and next minute your at the hospital having your finger amputated.

I tend to think in extremes

#tougherthantherest

 

[Jimmybob]

yeah had the leg pain and butt cheek twitching and it all went away. I didn't have to do physio but I chose to do it just to strengthen the lumbar area.. took me about 6 months to feel 100% though

my biggest problem was pain whilst sitting, it always felt like there was a knife stick in my lower back lol and although it's not 100% perfect now it's much better than what it was pre surgery.

Cannot recommend walking enough! it was the thing that helped me recover most, smaller walks more frequently was what the surgeon ordered. also the stretches and exercises the physio will give you will help a great deal too. you'll be fine

looking back I can say with confidence that my surgery was a huge success! thank god we live in this day and age cos if it were 100 years ago I would have been stuffed completely by now and barely been able to walk. felt like my legs were stuck in concrete lol

You're a legend. Thanks heaps man, really appreciate it. Being in the unknown and worrying about if these certain things are to be expected or not with recovery sucks. I've been walking heaps, and it helps living at the bottom of the dandenongs where it's a nice scenery to walk amongst. Just really keen for physio now.

Thing that sucks the most is I was a kitchen installer and now I can't do that, I've to figure out what to do next and I've no idea lol

 

[HumanMeatball]

Tonight better not be like last year vs puffers

 

[Equus]

Congratulations Human Meatball! You're a very lucky person!

 

[NaturalDisaster]

You're a legend. Thanks heaps man, really appreciate it. Being in the unknown and worrying about if these certain things are to be expected or not with recovery sucks. I've been walking heaps, and it helps living at the bottom of the dandenongs where it's a nice scenery to walk amongst. Just really keen for physio now.

Thing that sucks the most is I was a kitchen installer and now I can't do that, I've to figure out what to do next and I've no idea lol

yeah,any type of back surgery is pretty daunting. I was pretty scared before mine that I was going to be like some robot who could hardly move, but it didn't turn out near as bad as I thought. I was unable to play any contact sports again afterwards which sucked, but I'm over it now.

Not allowed really lift anything heavy either, nothing over 20-30 kilos

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

Funny lot those indian crowd.Going crazy after the dismissal of a tailender.

 

[Equus]

yeah had the leg pain and butt cheek twitching and it all went away. I didn't have to do physio but I chose to do it just to strengthen the lumbar area.. took me about 6 months to feel 100% though

my biggest problem was pain whilst sitting, it always felt like there was a knife stick in my lower back lol and although it's not 100% perfect now it's much better than what it was pre surgery.

Cannot recommend walking enough! it was the thing that helped me recover most, smaller walks more frequently was what the surgeon ordered. also the stretches and exercises the physio will give you will help a great deal too. you'll be fine

looking back I can say with confidence that my surgery was a huge success! thank god we live in this day and age cos if it were 100 years ago I would have been stuffed completely by now and barely been able to walk. felt like my legs were stuck in concrete lol

Good post.

I wish this Groupie was around more.

 

[Groupie_]

Good post.

I wish this Groupie was around more.

* off wanka !

 

[Equus]

**** off wanka !

#bringbacktherealgroupie

 

[Noseybonk]

#bringbacktherealgroupie

Best

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

#bringbacktherealgroupie

BLKGroupie?

 

[NaturalDisaster]

Good post.

I wish this Groupie was around more.

to be honest, he wouldn't be groupie if he was normal all the time.

 

[HumanMeatball]

**** off wanka !

Homophobic
1 week punishment you have to post exclusively on carlspoon board

 

[Sir_Loin]

Congratulations Human Meatball! You're a very lucky person!

Hard earned HumanMeatball, well done fella - I didn't think the title could ever have been taken from Equus given his dominance in the category

 

[Nostradumbass]

yeah,any type of back surgery is pretty daunting. I was pretty scared before mine that I was going to be like some robot who could hardly move, but it didn't turn out near as bad as I thought. I was unable to play any contact sports again afterwards which sucked, but I'm over it now.

Not allowed really lift anything heavy either, nothing over 20-30 kilos

The only surgery I've had was a knee reco when I was 16. Ended my illustrious footy career. I reckon I had 4 Brownlows in the bag if I didn't do my knee.

 

[HumanMeatball]

Congratulations Human Meatball! You're a very lucky person!

Why

 

[NaturalDisaster]

The only surgery I've had was a knee reco when I was 16. Ended my illustrious footy career. I reckon I had 4 Brownlows in the bag if I didn't do my knee.

i've had 6-7.

i think

The only brownlow you would be winning is one for a pie eating contest

 

[Nostradumbass]

i've had 6-7.

i think

The only brownlow you would be winning is one for a pie eating contest

shut up cint