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Lucky Nash got this advice before you all. But anyway.
Don't try and get back into a rhythm of press-ups when you're wrist is fractured. And in a cast.
It's really not a good idea, even if your wrist feels perfectly fine.
Don't try and get back into a rhythm of press-ups when you're wrist is fractured. And in a cast.
It's really not a good idea, even if your wrist feels perfectly fine.
omg wtf wrote:
> I advise you to walk infront of a speeding truck.
At least I'm not a Scouser, eh EH
> I advise you to walk infront of a speeding truck.
At least I'm not a Scouser, eh EH
I did that. Luckily it was in reverse.
omg wtf wrote:
> I advise you to walk infront of a speeding truck.
Me too.
> I advise you to walk infront of a speeding truck.
Me too.
Great advice there.
Did you also advise the League of Nations to wait 10 years before discussing disarmement?
Did you also advise the League of Nations to wait 10 years before discussing disarmement?
thanks.
I advise you to walk infront of a speeding truck.
Lucky Nash got this advice before you all. But anyway.
Don't try and get back into a rhythm of press-ups when you're wrist is fractured. And in a cast.
It's really not a good idea, even if your wrist feels perfectly fine.
Don't try and get back into a rhythm of press-ups when you're wrist is fractured. And in a cast.
It's really not a good idea, even if your wrist feels perfectly fine.