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"He's skated in only one practice since training camp opened two weeks ago. He re-injured himself at practice last Thursday... It's not clear how long he will be out now."
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Gaborik Could Miss Season Opener
Started by Dark Knight, Sep 27 2005 12:58 PM
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Hockeyaholic
Posted 27 September 2005 - 03:09 PM
OK, I am trying to figure out how to put this in terms that won't get me banned. 
Seeing as I am a girl, does a pulled groin make it difficult to function in ....well.... you know....other ways? I could try to look this up on the internet, but you can only imagine what links I might get looking up that subject! 
I've just kind of wondered about that. One of those mysteries of men things.
Seeing as I am a girl, does a pulled groin make it difficult to function in ....well.... you know....other ways? I could try to look this up on the internet, but you can only imagine what links I might get looking up that subject! I've just kind of wondered about that. One of those mysteries of men things.
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Shadow of the Ducks
Posted 27 September 2005 - 03:22 PM
Pulled groin muscles can happen to both sexes, although they seem to be more common in males.
It depends on the degree of the "pull." They're usually classified under three grades. A grade 1 is mostly discomfort and you can ... function normally. A grade 2 may come with swelling and more severe pain. With a grade 3 groin pull sex is the last thing on your mind
It depends on the degree of the "pull." They're usually classified under three grades. A grade 1 is mostly discomfort and you can ... function normally. A grade 2 may come with swelling and more severe pain. With a grade 3 groin pull sex is the last thing on your mind
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Posted 27 September 2005 - 10:13 PM
Not that pulled groins are funny. Just this discussion of it is.
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