jackwebster

Is this the guy who wrestled behind Martin or something. Maybe he went to train for a shot at the world team? I forget.

Do you have another account that you use to talk about the normal stuff wrestling fans talk about? I just can remember a time when you weren't edge-lording it.

Gable began his tenure at Iowa coaching-up honegrown talent. Once his methods proved effective, he started attracting athletes from all over the country and eventually had his pick of the very best. There were even some I stances when athletes would willing give up scholarships and certain starting positions at other programs just to be on tbe Iowa ladder. Eventually though, Gable started dealing with off-the-mat issues. Some speculated that the off the mat issues were connected to the larger than life status of Iowa wrestlers. They were kings of campus and behaved as such. At least, this is the story as I understand it. This is a little pastry, but is Sanderson going through the same ordeal? Are the timelines similar? Or, are the stories about Gable's later teams bs?

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9924543/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7692010/ Idk

Pretty sure he was injured both years. He just didn't make a public statement that "I'm injured, but excuses are for wusses." Instead, he kept quiet and wrestled on one leg . . . twice.

No at the beginning, on the edge near tge Iowa bench .. After Lee had picc' s leg up in the air.

At 1 min isn't a scramble?

I give.

Fair enough, except he bailed out after the helicopter, far-ankle business. And not that it matters but both guys were missing some knee infrastructure.

Here's another (and a bigger smile) @~ 1:00 and at the end

I agree, but there are a few more exceptions that prove the rule (and make me smile) @~ 5:00 and in tbe last minute

I feel like a jerk for turning the conversation away from Askren, but this post hits on one of the most important lessons of my life. Nietzsche was wrong when he said, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" and believing him can lead to an insidious shame cycle. Sometimes what doesn't kill you now just makes you an easier target the next time.

LIMarty chatbot?

What about competition cheer?

Thanks for the clarification and apologies for the catty response.

"Conservative Christian vales" is a euphemism. It refers to a loose collection of specific opinions about "culture"(in a sense so broad that it is basically meaningless) and that have very little to do with theology.

Yeah, I might have misread that "myth" part. In any event, I would be open to recommendations, too. My body is broken.

Anecdotes are weak evidence, but personal experience is the only thing that matters here. Scourge said, "I've tried it several times and found it unpleasant." It's not a myth that he felt like this. Fwiw I too have never had a pleasant experience: never felt relaxed, never had the giggles, never got the munchies, etc. I'm not sure if I would call my experience paranoia, but I become anti-social and want to be left alone. What makes it worse is that I feel guilty for feeling this way when everyone else is socialiable. The only times I've had a different experience were when I decided to drink, too. Then, I feel violently ill on top of the extreme self-consciouness.

How big are Forrest's parents? Brothers?

Im so old.

It tastes like ________? Dread? Wind in dry grass? Or, rats feet over broken grass in our dry cellar?

For there to be a causal relationship between what they believe and the results, wouldn't Each individual have to know what he believes ... like clearly, Each individual have to know how this set tenets apply to winning wrestling matches, And "They" all have to believe the same thing and how it applies to winning? I mean if they just agree that there is a higher power and not on the specifics of theology, then the "Christian" distinction is meaningless.

Fair enough, but I think you would have a tough time synthesizing the tenets of their faith. There are so many wild discrepancies in belief that the label is ... Well it doesn't mean much of anything.

No joke: I texted the "see you next time" acrostic to my ex-wife for several months before the show-cause order was served.

That said, Josephus does mention Jesus. So, there's a roughly contemporary source from outside the Christian tradition.