Haven't you guys heard of the silly injuries soccer players claim?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HebsWpZ1Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HebsWpZ1Q
OK....all these reports are getting confusing.
Haven't you guys heard of the silly injuries soccer players claim?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HebsWpZ1Q
Nope. I also don't know about jai alai, luge, or badminton injuries.
Well, did you watch any of the video? It's "entertaining".
Haven't you guys heard of the silly injuries soccer players claim?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HebsWpZ1Q
I'm allergic to soccer.
He’s cryogenically freezing his ass to be reanimated in the future.What the hell is that all about??!!
Haven't you guys heard of the silly injuries soccer players claim?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HebsWpZ1Q
What the hell is that all about??!!
Just blowing smoke up his ass.
But seriously, they call it a "magic spray" for injuries/muscles. Just dry ice and water.
They're also misusing it. It's pretty damaging used directly on the skin.
It will kill pain and stop swelling very fast, though.
I can safely say that I've never been in a situation where anyone's ass hurt and the remedy was spraying it with a cold thing that was apparently available specifically for that purpose.
Think supercharged "ice pack".
Yep.
Back when I was in H.S. there was one time I could have used it, if it was around back then. Playing "touch" football in gym, I was going after a runner with the ball and got blindside blocked by a kid close to twice my size. I went about 2 ft up in the air and came down flat on my ass, luckily not tailbone. My cheeks hurt for a solid week after that. Of course being a guy I "shrugged" it off and tried to act like it was nothing.
High school pain was defined by Cramer Red Hot liquid surreptitiously applied to the victim's jockstrap. Or so I heard, because I clearly never ever participated in such shenanigans.
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Some of those were back in the day before it was a yellow card for deception (and VAR to confirm).
Like any pro sport, sometimes players gotta sell the foul.
And yeah, that spray comes straight from Snape's potion lab. Magically cures any malady on the soccer pitch.