Microwavegerbil t1_j9vk6bs wrote on February 24, 2023 at 9:33 PM

Reply to comment by IslandLaborer in Jesse Owens arriving in London after winning four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics by fenton7

"how can you have a point if I aggressively misunderstand it?!'

Microwavegerbil t1_ixc0x0v wrote on November 22, 2022 at 8:41 AM

Reply to Iran Protests: Covert testimonies reveal sexual assaults on male and female activists as a women-led uprising spreads by hoseiin

The ol "You're gay for letting me rape you," line. A classic.

Microwavegerbil t1_iwn8pec wrote on November 16, 2022 at 10:01 PM

Reply to comment by fragbot2 in WSJ News Exclusive | Yale Law School Abandons U.S. News Rankings, Citing Flawed Methodology by fransisco_flores

Even a modest scholarship makes it worthwhile faster, and those statistics even identify that their small firms numbers are unreliable and they're getting less than half and they even admit it's understated in the graph.

If you're capable and motivated, law school is incredibly profitable, even outside the "big law" arena.

Microwavegerbil t1_itkxxwi wrote on October 24, 2022 at 12:34 PM

Reply to Do ligaments (ACL) build up to an injury or just suddenly fail? by Toast1185

I just had a second ACL surgery literally 2 days ago. My first knee was sudden failure (rugby accident) but I was warned it's common for athletes to tear the other one if they over-compensated with it. Considering I eventually did tear the other one and it happened when I was just doing an average paced turn while running I think it could be from gradually wearing down.

I know the typical description is sudden failure, but considering the increased likelihood of tearing the opposite ACL after surgery it would seem to me that both are possible.