- Location
- Rochester, NY
I call it the "kidney krush". It goes something like this:
- be out tooling around, watching your friend struggle to try to ride a stand up for the first time.
- start laughing so hard watching him that you don't see the messy chop coming your way
- let the ski slide of the peak, as you extend your leg fully wondering where the ski went
- absorb the full impact up through your left leg and into your back.
This does 2 amazing things. First, it pulls muscles and slides discs in your lower back. Secondly, and even more astounding, it dislodges a kidney stone from your left kidney that proceeds to shred your insides to smithereens.
I mean, I have NEVER felt pain like this before. It's incredible that this 3mm nugget of god-knows-what can bring a grown man to his knees. I mean, literally, to my knees, screaming like a little girl in agony. Sweating uncontrollably, struggling not to pass out until the drugs in the ER kicked in. Very humbling.
This is the trick that just keeps on giving. I performed this daring feat Saturday at 4pm and didn't "finish" the trick until Monday night. I highly recommend trying it some time...but do yourself a favor and pop 2 vicodin about 20 minutes prior to your first attempt.
- be out tooling around, watching your friend struggle to try to ride a stand up for the first time.
- start laughing so hard watching him that you don't see the messy chop coming your way
- let the ski slide of the peak, as you extend your leg fully wondering where the ski went
- absorb the full impact up through your left leg and into your back.
This does 2 amazing things. First, it pulls muscles and slides discs in your lower back. Secondly, and even more astounding, it dislodges a kidney stone from your left kidney that proceeds to shred your insides to smithereens.
I mean, I have NEVER felt pain like this before. It's incredible that this 3mm nugget of god-knows-what can bring a grown man to his knees. I mean, literally, to my knees, screaming like a little girl in agony. Sweating uncontrollably, struggling not to pass out until the drugs in the ER kicked in. Very humbling.
This is the trick that just keeps on giving. I performed this daring feat Saturday at 4pm and didn't "finish" the trick until Monday night. I highly recommend trying it some time...but do yourself a favor and pop 2 vicodin about 20 minutes prior to your first attempt.