Randomness

[Servo2000]

Yours could obviously be a different situation than mine but a physical therapist I went to gave me some excercises to build up the muscle around where the slippage occurs to 'hold it in place.' It seems to have worked since it's been a while since it happened but most of them were sports-related accidents and I haven't been seriously involved in one for about the same amount of time.

[maldoror]

thanks. and, yeah, I suppose that physical therapy would be the smart route to go.

[DHC]

Damn. Me three. Its really painful and I'm actually very sorry to hear that I'm not alone.

[J_J]

woah, I didn't know this kind of injury was so popular... I fractured my clavicle near the shoulder while drunk but I had a lot going on in that period so I really couldn't go through the hassle of getting a bigass upper-body cast for weeks. I just put my arm in a sling so I wouldn't move it and it "healed", leaving a hard bump on my shoulder. It hurts when I'm stressed (tension in my shoulders) or carry heavy things. But yeah I'm asymmetrical, reppin high fashiunz 4lyfe

[AKA*NYC]

But yeah I'm assymetrical, reppin high fashiunz 4lyfe

classic

[maldoror]

woah, I didn't know this kind of injury was so popular... I fractured my clavicle near the shoulder while drunk but I had a lot going on in that period so I really couldn't go through the hassle of getting a bigass upper-body cast for weeks. I just put my arm in a sling so I wouldn't move it and it "healed", leaving a hard bump on my shoulder. It hurts when I'm stressed (tension in my shoulders) or carry heavy things. But yeah I'm asymmetrical, reppin high fashiunz 4lyfe

I know this feeling

[Jon]

just realized it today but it's a sign of how some brands have gone from obscurity to semi-popularity when ebay's auto complete function in their search bar suggests Label Under Construction and Carol Christian Poell when you're typing them in.

I think just it's a sign that SZ members spend too much time on ebay.

[Chinorlz]

Maldoror and others who have chronic problems with your anterior (presumably) shoulder dislocations, there is a method that's pretty smooth and simple that will get your shoulder back in place just about every time. To do right, you'd probably have to tell someone how to do it (but with time you can probably do it yourself).

It's a method that puts all of your glenohumeral joint muscles at equal tension and so your shoulder just pops back into place. Basically you have someone bring your arm that has a shoulder dislocation and slowly bring the back of the hand on the dislocated arm to your forehead as if you were to wipe sweat off of your brow. The name of the position is the Zero Position of Saha:

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=2413634

Ask your orthopedic surgeon/doctor about it next time. i've seen it done a couple of times and it's so much better of a technique than 3 people and a bunch of wrapped up blankets pulling like crazy.

Don't consider this official medical advice. Talk to your doc about it before you try any of this.


this may be the first time a pubmed article has been linked to on SZ

[maldoror]

thanks A! I'll try to keep this in mind should it ever happen again. just wish there was an easier way to practice...

[coup de grace]

Maldoror and others who have chronic problems with your anterior (presumably) shoulder dislocations, there is a method that's pretty smooth and simple that will get your shoulder back in place just about every time. To do right, you'd probably have to tell someone how to do it (but with time you can probably do it yourself).

It's a method that puts all of your glenohumeral joint muscles at equal tension and so your shoulder just pops back into place. Basically you have someone bring your arm that has a shoulder dislocation and slowly bring the back of the hand on the dislocated arm to your forehead as if you were to wipe sweat off of your brow. The name of the position is the Zero Position of Saha:

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=2413634

Ask your orthopedic surgeon/doctor about it next time. i've seen it done a couple of times and it's so much better of a technique than 3 people and a bunch of wrapped up blankets pulling like crazy.

Don't consider this official medical advice. Talk to your doc about it before you try any of this.


this may be the first time a pubmed article has been linked to on SZ

this is way too complicated. obv the answer is to drink more whiskey. shoulder pains will disappear.

[Vanna]

The woman in this new orange juice commercial was wearing Margiela shoes. She did the splits in them.

[Chinorlz]

fuck. lost just delivered in fucking spades.

Word?
Gonna have to stream it in a couple of hours then hehehehe. Apparently some shit went down on House as well since Kal Penn got a job at the White House (I mean honestly.... that's a WTF hahahaha).

[Chinorlz]

my (asian) friend and I spent an hour or so perusing the white supremacist website StormFront or whatever it's called last week. It's absolutely great for laughs. Threads where they talk about what is the best form of hand-to-hand combat and then some say how they love Krav Maga but hate where it comes from etc. etc. The contradictions, ignorance, hate and everything make it a hilarious read.

Best thread was on "how to tell your parents that you are a white supremacist"

Priceless!

[kunk75]

^lost was finally good last night, yes.

and my back, balls and calves hurt from squeezing into drkshdw size 32. it's tough to be a fashionable woman.

[rogelro]

^lost was finally good last night, yes.

and my back, balls and calves hurt from squeezing into drkshdw size 32. it's tough to be a fashionable woman.

sell the 32s to me then!