Bellhorn04
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No, I'm afraid I've never had much interest in visiting our Prairie provinces.
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I think Talksox poster Tyler is from Saskatchewan.
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You also lack a sense of humor.
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You hear wrong. We're number one.
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No sirree, I'm a Halifax city slicker all the way.
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I'm inappropriate but you're the one going around calling everyone else clueless. Self-awareness is not one of your strengths.
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But we're talking about a few surgical masks, and they just found 39 million of them. The effect of Sale's surgery on the cause was factually inconsequential. This is only about how it looks.
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Most of this discussion seems to be about moral and ethical responsibilities.
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Is it true or not?
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I caution all of us against getting up on the high horse. I don't think any of us do all that we could in the battle against disease and suffering. The coronavirus is the big deal right now, but disease and suffering never take a break. Elktonnick said he has been going to spring training each year for the last few years, I believe. Couldn't the money he spent on that have been put to better use by donating it to cancer research? The same goes for anyone who spends money watching baseball. I think that takes in just about all of us.
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Incredible as it seems, the number was 39 million.
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Anybody who actually reads his posts knows otherwise.
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39 million masks!
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A typical non-response.
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That doesn't answer the question of whether a surgery like Sale's has any real effect on the coronavirus fight.
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Is this really the case though? The surgery was performed at the Kerlan-Jobe Institute, where what they do is orthopedic and sports-related medicine. What resources of theirs are actually going to be called on in the coronavirus fight? Do they have anything that can't be obtained elsewhere and in a more cost-efficient way? I don't know the answer to those questions, just posing them.
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12 "super-human" athletes of the last 50 years
Bellhorn04 replied to Bellhorn04's topic in Other Sports
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He was with the Twins last year. Which made him...Minnesota Fatse!
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12 "super-human" athletes of the last 50 years
Bellhorn04 replied to Bellhorn04's topic in Other Sports
Tyson also-somewhat unexpectedly-delivered one of the all-time great lines: "Everybody's got a game plan, till they get hit in the mouth." -
"Can you stay a little late tonight? I've got some entries to show you."
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But is it all about money? Pitching is what these guys for a career. And it's a short career to begin with. Putting off the surgery will make it even shorter.
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As an accountant in 'public practice', most of the time I wouldn't describe my job as boring. I'd describe it as hectic, stressful, frustrating, maddening, and, sometimes, rewarding.
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Right. But maybe we should be looking at this more from the hospital's side. They were probably very keen to do this surgery and get paid for it. They could probably use the money.
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But as 700hitter suggested, the word 'emergency' is subject to interpretation. Most of the people who show up at the emergency department of hospitals are not in life-threatening situations, but they get treated. A hospital spokesperson said Syndergaard's TJS was essential surgery. If people want to question that hospital's definition, then have at them.
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Please no more of these gifs.
