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[cka203]

Originally Posted by mikiemo83

IT WAS FUN WASN'T IT #grumblesunderbreathdamnyoucoltsfanspipingsoundandcrankingheat


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Quit yer bitchin #snowplow #tuckrule

[HSanders]

This is both and

http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/news/loc...umbar-lordosis

Ghetto booty diagnosis angers patient Terry Ragland; Doctor uses term instead of lumbar lordosis



Posted: 07/15/2013
Last Updated: 16 hours and 54 minutes ago
By: IndyChannelStaff
JACKSON, Tenn. - A Tennessee woman is filing a complaint after she said her doctor used an offensive term while giving her a diagnosis.
Terry Ragland went to a doctor looking for treatment for her severe lower back pain.
Ragland said she was seen by a nurse, then the doctor, who sent her to get an X-ray.
When he came back into the exam room, Ragland said the doctor gave her a diagnosis not seen in any medical book.
"He said, 'I know what the problem is. It's ghetto booty,' and I said, 'Ghetto what?' He said, 'Ghetto booty,'" Ragland said. "He said, 'There's no cure for it, but I could give you something if you're having pain.'"
Ragland said she reported the incident to the office manager, who apologized.
A few weeks later, the doctor sent a letter of apology, saying he was trying to tell her that she had lumbar lordosis, a curve in her spine that makes the buttocks protrude more.
There is no cure.

[Michigan Dave]

Originally Posted by cka203

Spygate was "fun" stuff to poke you about... This AH mess is real life, and NOT fun to poke at or joke about.

I'd rather have players murder than be accused of in-game cheating by people who don't understand the logistics of play-to-play football (not saying you don't, just trolls in general).

Football>>>>>murder.

[johnlocke]

Originally Posted by Michigan Dave

I'd rather have players murder than be accused of in-game cheating by people who don't understand the logistics of play-to-play football (not saying you don't, just trolls in general).

Football>>>>>murder.

Yer a wreck, bro.

[Michigan Dave]

Originally Posted by johnlocke

Yer a wreck, bro.

I'd trade lives for rings like it ain't nothin'...

[PumpDee]

Originally Posted by Michigan Dave

I'd trade lives for rings like it ain't nothin'...

I whole heartedly agree and would be glad to trade MD's life for a ring.

[mikiemo83]

if they fry Aperp, does that cout as a traded life?

[tommysgirl]

*PSA - Bragging*

I just remembered a thread I made here years ago worried about my 16 year old and his lack of direction/motivation.

I've been feeling especially proud of said child lately and the McDonalds thread reminded me of that because I thought that was where he was headed for a bit.

Said child is a health/working out nut and wants to be a fully certified personal trainer (more elite athlete then average Joe) He started off helping people randomly at the gym, then asked if he could shadow trainers/classes, then asked if he could assist for free. All the while studying anything he could get his hands on constantly. The gym ended up hiring him full time and in 4 months he has doubled the amount of PT sessions purchased..he is constantly working and bringing in some nice coin. He just took a second job PT at GNC just to engross himself more in the vitamin/supplement word.

4 years ago this child couldn't be bothered to turn in a homework assignment now he works his tail off, has his own place and he is a pretty godamn good person. Patience. Apparently it pays off.

[mikiemo83]

Originally Posted by tommysgirl

*psa - bragging*

i just remembered a thread i made here years ago worried about my 16 year old and his lack of direction/motivation.

I've been feeling especially proud of said child lately and the mcdonalds thread reminded me of that because i thought that was where he was headed for a bit.

Said child is a health/working out nut and wants to be a fully certified personal trainer (more elite athlete then average joe) he started off helping people randomly at the gym, then asked if he could shadow trainers/classes, then asked if he could assist for free. All the while studying anything he could get his hands on constantly. The gym ended up hiring him full time and in 4 months he has doubled the amount of pt sessions purchased..he is constantly working and bringing in some nice coin. He just took a second job pt at gnc just to engross himself more in the vitamin/supplement word.

4 years ago this child couldn't be bothered to turn in a homework assignment now he works his tail off, has his own place and he is a pretty godamn good person. Patience. Apparently it pays off.

he just needed to be interested in the subject!!!!
This is great, congrats

[TBrownslady]

Originally Posted by tommysgirl

*PSA - Bragging*

I just remembered a thread I made here years ago worried about my 16 year old and his lack of direction/motivation.

I've been feeling especially proud of said child lately and the McDonalds thread reminded me of that because I thought that was where he was headed for a bit.

Said child is a health/working out nut and wants to be a fully certified personal trainer (more elite athlete then average Joe) He started off helping people randomly at the gym, then asked if he could shadow trainers/classes, then asked if he could assist for free. All the while studying anything he could get his hands on constantly. The gym ended up hiring him full time and in 4 months he has doubled the amount of PT sessions purchased..he is constantly working and bringing in some nice coin. He just took a second job PT at GNC just to engross himself more in the vitamin/supplement word.

4 years ago this child couldn't be bothered to turn in a homework assignment now he works his tail off, has his own place and he is a pretty godamn good person. Patience. Apparently it pays off.

Both of your boys are great kids.

Where is he training at? I need some guidance

[tommysgirl]

Originally Posted by mikiemo83

he just needed to be interested in the subject!!!!
This is great, congrats

I guess so!

Originally Posted by TBrownslady

Both of your boys are great kids.

Where is he training at? I need some guidance

Thank you

Powerhouse in Webster

[Beaglebay]

Originally Posted by tommysgirl

*PSA - Bragging*

I just remembered a thread I made here years ago worried about my 16 year old and his lack of direction/motivation.

I've been feeling especially proud of said child lately and the McDonalds thread reminded me of that because I thought that was where he was headed for a bit.

Said child is a health/working out nut and wants to be a fully certified personal trainer (more elite athlete then average Joe) He started off helping people randomly at the gym, then asked if he could shadow trainers/classes, then asked if he could assist for free. All the while studying anything he could get his hands on constantly. The gym ended up hiring him full time and in 4 months he has doubled the amount of PT sessions purchased..he is constantly working and bringing in some nice coin. He just took a second job PT at GNC just to engross himself more in the vitamin/supplement word.

4 years ago this child couldn't be bothered to turn in a homework assignment now he works his tail off, has his own place and he is a pretty godamn good person. Patience. Apparently it pays off.

Good for him, and good for you, TG

[HSanders]

Originally Posted by tommysgirl

*PSA - Bragging*

I just remembered a thread I made here years ago worried about my 16 year old and his lack of direction/motivation.

I've been feeling especially proud of said child lately and the McDonalds thread reminded me of that because I thought that was where he was headed for a bit.

Said child is a health/working out nut and wants to be a fully certified personal trainer (more elite athlete then average Joe) He started off helping people randomly at the gym, then asked if he could shadow trainers/classes, then asked if he could assist for free. All the while studying anything he could get his hands on constantly. The gym ended up hiring him full time and in 4 months he has doubled the amount of PT sessions purchased..he is constantly working and bringing in some nice coin. He just took a second job PT at GNC just to engross himself more in the vitamin/supplement word.

4 years ago this child couldn't be bothered to turn in a homework assignment now he works his tail off, has his own place and he is a pretty godamn good person. Patience. Apparently it pays off.

That's awesome!

My husband's nephew did something similar. He was working in his degreed field (civil engineer) but he became interested in health/physical fitness and got into great shape. He then started training people in his basement at his house part time, while doing what your son is doing and educating himself on nutrition, etc. He now owns and runs his own company, and owns and has renovated the building it is in, which he moved to from its original (non basement) location. They offer nutritional guidance as well as fitness training. So this could easily be your son in a few years!

[mikiemo83]

Originally Posted by hsanders

that's awesome!

My husband's nephew did something similar. He was working in his degreed field (civil engineer) but he became interested in health/physical fitness and got into great shape. He then started training people in his basement at his house part time, while doing what your son is doing and educating himself on nutrition, etc. He now owns and runs his own company, and owns and has renovated the building it is in, which he moved to from its original (non basement) location. They offer nutritional guidance as well as fitness training. So this could easily be your son in a few years!

smart man leaving civil engineering

[OSUBuckeye]

I cleaned out my PP locker. Give it to someone else. It's been a fun 8 years.