The Dude wrote:i eat mine like the way they eat porridge in the golden child
You talking about mashed potatoes or women?
The Dude wrote:i eat mine like the way they eat porridge in the golden child
ReadingPhilly wrote:They rebranded the team because of how popular it is so I doubt it.
When he gets on base it is almost a garmented run with his speed.
Bucky wrote:ReadingPhilly wrote:They rebranded the team because of how popular it is so I doubt it.
Bucky wrote:ReadingPhilly wrote:They rebranded the team because of how popular it is so I doubt it.
PrattRules wrote:I got two clothing/accessory complements today from some weirdos. One chick beeped at me to roll down my windows and told me she liked my sunglasses. I went for a jog when I got home and some guy asked me "How much you pay for them sneaks if you don't mind me asking?" Felt good!
Soren wrote:PhillieMooDo wrote:Soren wrote:on going low grade pain. Today is really bad.
Just in your back, or does it travel, say into your butt/legs?
What started the problem?
1) Just my lower back
2) I've always been horribly inflexible, pain started after working at the Costco in KoP moving carts and not being smart about how I was moving them.
A friend of mine who is a yoga instructor said the only time she worked with someone with a back like mine was a woman in her late 60s.
PrattRules wrote:I got two clothing/accessory complements today from some weirdos. One chick beeped at me to roll down my windows and told me she liked my sunglasses. I went for a jog when I got home and some guy asked me "How much you pay for them sneaks if you don't mind me asking?" Felt good!
Doll Is Mine wrote:This Ellen DeGeneres look alike on ESPN is annoying. Who the hell is he?
slugsrbad wrote:I often wonder, is 20 pages in 6 years proof that we don't need a Pearl Jam thread?
PhillieMooDo wrote:Soren wrote:PhillieMooDo wrote:Soren wrote:on going low grade pain. Today is really bad.
Just in your back, or does it travel, say into your butt/legs?
What started the problem?
1) Just my lower back
2) I've always been horribly inflexible, pain started after working at the Costco in KoP moving carts and not being smart about how I was moving them.
A friend of mine who is a yoga instructor said the only time she worked with someone with a back like mine was a woman in her late 60s.
Sorry to hear that, man. Definitely get yourself to a PT when you get a chance (sooner would obviously be better). He or she will be able to parse out what tight muscles are the major culprit.
No offense to GPs, but they're not all that interested in the musculoskeletal system. They'll check you out - maybe rule out a disc issue - but, beyond that, can't offer much help.
Main culprits, typically - tight hamstrings, tight hip flexors, weak glutes - assuming no problems with the spine itself.
Good luck
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
pacino wrote:free coffee at wawa today
Soren wrote:PhillieMooDo wrote:Soren wrote:PhillieMooDo wrote:Soren wrote:on going low grade pain. Today is really bad.
Just in your back, or does it travel, say into your butt/legs?
What started the problem?
1) Just my lower back
2) I've always been horribly inflexible, pain started after working at the Costco in KoP moving carts and not being smart about how I was moving them.
A friend of mine who is a yoga instructor said the only time she worked with someone with a back like mine was a woman in her late 60s.
Sorry to hear that, man. Definitely get yourself to a PT when you get a chance (sooner would obviously be better). He or she will be able to parse out what tight muscles are the major culprit.
No offense to GPs, but they're not all that interested in the musculoskeletal system. They'll check you out - maybe rule out a disc issue - but, beyond that, can't offer much help.
Main culprits, typically - tight hamstrings, tight hip flexors, weak glutes - assuming no problems with the spine itself.