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Ziggler update
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His shoe? :jeritroll:
Fuuuuuuuuuuuck. Typing too fast
Helps to take one hand off of your wang, trust me.
Then the withdrawal symptoms kick in though
If you don't get that reference, watch sons of anarchy. If you do get that reference, isn't he fucking hilarious?
Yeah he'll return just fine, he's only had 3 total so if that's true he can probably go through about 2 or 3 more before he should consider retiring..
And where did you get your PHD sir?
It's pretty much common knowledge that after 7 concussions you should not participate in any full contact sport or any sport where a concussion is the most likely of an injury to happen.
All it takes is one bad one. There's no set number, I'm not sure where you got that information from.
It's just an average number throughout an athletic career (including Middle School athletics).. And usually if a concussion is really bad there's more to it such as bleeding in the brain from the impact or bruising.. a standard concussion is just the brain and the tip of the stem it's connected to moving.. 5-7 is usually the magic number
If you say so Jack :hogan:
You are saying people keep their careers even after their brain bleeds? Im having a hard time following that.
Ehh not really, but whatever.. it's over now.
Hart didn't retire because of a concussion, he retired because he suffered a stroke... Not the same... And yeah, some had to retire because of concussions, as I said and you quoted...