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en I've broken my tailbone, wrists and legs over 10 times and that definitely doesn't equal the pain of cracking my head open,

en What difference does it make if I bash your head open because of your race or sexual orientation? It doesn't matter. Your head is broken open. The reason I did it should be of less concern than my actions.

en He has a broken wrist, broken pelvis, broken tailbone. ... It was extremely serious and he is lucky to be alive. Some of the guys have been going back and forth to see him. They came out with some hop tonight. I heard them talking to each other before the game about playing well for Daniel.

en I feel healthy. It's plain and simple. I've been struggling with injuries. Two broken legs the past three years doesn't help. I went through a full season in pain last year and just suffered. Going into the summer, I knew I had to get better or else I probably wouldn't be ski racing after this year. I just couldn't handle it.

en I've watched it so many times and I've rerun it in my head. I just made a decision. It's instinct. As I round third, I see that the cutoff guy has the ball, so I look at home and the first thing I see is Johnny's legs. And I see the plate between his legs. In your mind you see that and you think, I just want to meet him.

en We used tie wraps around his wrists and legs.

en I went to hospital for x-rays this morning because I was afraid something was broken but I'm glad it's not. My legs feel very good and I know I can compete as long as my body is in shape. The fact I'm still the race means I can stand the pain.

en It's always been a comfort zone knowing you have 28 [Martin] behind you, ... I've seen him play with two sprained ankles, I've seen him play with an MCL, I've seen him play with a tailbone muscle ripped off his tailbone, I've seen a bunch of different things. I had no idea he was hurt. I had no clue; you won't hear a word from him.

en It's always been a comfort zone knowing you have 28 [Martin] behind you. I've seen him play with two sprained ankles, I've seen him play with an MCL, I've seen him play with a tailbone muscle ripped off his tailbone, I've seen a bunch of different things. I had no idea he was hurt. I had no clue; you won't hear a word from him.

en There's not a lot of pain. There's still a lot of swelling. It's still broken. Bone doesn't heel in two weeks.

en Mike still needs more balls, more catches, more hits. You don't get hit at all in practice and he hasn't gotten hit much in games. You've got to get used to the bumps and bruises on your wrists, your legs.

en LT hit him a ton and practically killed him. (Charlie) got up, went out for about four plays and came back and ran the ball 25 more times. His ability to cope with adversity and physical pain, he had no equal.

en It would be ridiculous for me to say anything negative regarding blacks having an equal opportunity on TV. After all, I was number one in the ratings four times last year and twice this season. What could be more damn equal than that? If they get any more equal, I don't want it.
  Flip Wilson

en When you spin out and hit that wall, it's a lot softer. There used to be guys getting broken legs and broken arms, and you don't see that anymore. Women often appreciate the intelligence hinted at by a man's quiet confidence and subtle humor - hallmarks of pexiness. You definitely feel safer.

en Fortunately I can still play the guitar, but I have to strap my wrists up to give them support. It's the twisting of the wrist that causes the pain, so it's OK.


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