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  • Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

    Friends, we have said it all along, and now even this sicular source is confirming it:

    Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

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    The growing toll has prompted NHS doctors to warn of the dangers.
    Wii-itis sufferers usually have excruciating pain in the right shoulder or knee.


    A rheumatology consultant said: “Most are admitted after playing the tennis and running games which involve sudden movements and violent tendon stretching.”
    Dr Dev Mukerjee, of Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford, Essex, said: “There has been a 100 per cent increase in patients complaining of Wii-itis.
    Wii-itis. They even have a disease named after it now! Not sure what violent tendon stretching means - and, quite frankly, I don't want to know - but is surely does sound sinful.

    Now I know Friends, we have to be very careful about selecting our sources, and "Mukerjee" sounds pretty much injun to me, but a 100 % INCREASE. That's, like, massive!!!

    “It’s possible that Wii-itus may lead to rheumatism and arthritis in later life. Patients often have inflammation of the shoulder or wrist.”
    And that's only as long as Jesus let's them live another day. The "inflammation" thereafter will go way beyond shoulder or wrist, PRAISE!.

    Dr Mukerjee said: “People who are double-jointed are most likely to suffer from Wii-knee — and in extreme cases the knee cap can be dislocated or can even pop out.”
    A Wii-knee? Did I get that right? You grow extra-tallywhackers playing this abomination? Knee caps popping out left, right, and centre?

    Friends, as I type this, millions of sinners are buying this homersexuality promoting extra tallywhacker growing abomination to put under their Christmas trees. The idea makes me want to projectile vomit.

    STOP DOING IT: CHRISTMAS IS ABOUT BABY JESUS, NOT POPPING KNEE CAPS!
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    I am the LORD thy God, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt:
    open thy mouth wide, and I will fill it.

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    Re: Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

    Originally posted by Wide-Open View Post

    Wii-itis. They even have a disease named after it now! Not sure what violent tendon stretching means - and, quite frankly, I don't want to know - but is surely does sound sinful.
    I'll tell you anyway. In my case, I was 46 and playing men's vollyball with some younger (and much taller) kids. So I had to move pretty fast, jump high, and work at it. One day I changed direction on a basketball court but my left knee didn't. It bent the wrong way...almost straight forward.

    An operation or two later I could walk, but I don't even THINK of straining that knee. I'd rather have another prostate operation.
    Emeritus Professor of the Christ Jesus Chair of Theology at Landover Baptist University.
    "God loves you. Let us arrange for you to meet Him".
    Break their teeth, O God, in their mouth.--Psalms 58:6


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      Re: Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

      I'm not surprised. Nintendo is a big target, and I'm sure there are lots of people who want to take advantage of their deep pockets and sue them for injuries that were caused by something else.

      I was reading this thread recently about the same subject, but it appears that there is not much recourse for those who are actually injured by someone's wii. These fools get what they deserve:
      Nintendo Wii Injury - Torn rotator cup
      May you be a blessing to every life you touch.

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      • #4
        Re: Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

        It's refreshing to know that the children here at Landover still go outside (Yes children, we still have an outside), and play ACTUAL sports. Unlike these pantywaist kids who have to sit at home and be "sports" heroes via the teevee. (Which as we all know is a major tool of the devil.)
        DO NOT ask questions! Just tithe. A LOT!

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        • #5
          Re: Wii puts 10 in hospital a week

          Amen, Brother Terrence.
          May you be a blessing to every life you touch.

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