in lieu of reality and all that i have on my plate right now to deal with, i think imma lay low and get the fuck outta dodge for a bit.

before i go however, id like to let everyone out there know that i personally believe that i have just finished reading, what possibly could be every credible resource published, that is peer-reviewed journals, surrounding the theme of shoulder subluxation.

well 'cept the german ones..in that case, i have not yet ventured into that arena.
though, otherwise, im the source for that, feel me?

with that said, feel free, anyone, to plagerize my paper for future uses! i gotta hand in this paper to what's called turnitin.com.

my prof insists that its to protect everyone out there from plagerism.
bullshit, is what i say! it's not to protect us, the student. it's to protect the big wigs who did the research. what she shoulda said was, "this site..this whole practice of you guys handing it in to this anti-plagerizing body of reference is so you cunts don't go out and cheat. cause certainly, yall are gonna do just that. we all do. i mean how would i have gotten this far in my career if id never copied the least bit of someone's work. so yes students..scholars...this is to prevent you guys from cheating cause, of course one should ask themself, 'can you REALLY be trusted?' ".

with that said, i once again emphasize, use my gatdamn paper..anyone! i dont care. copy me...i aint gettin paid for this.

my research is readily available for anyone's usage in this whole entire universe.


in reflection to this, i think im really starting to like reading journals. i mean everything ive learned comes into play; my use of statistical knowledge, my anatomy, physiology, athletic injury skills...how to read a graph properly...it all falls into place. yanno back in hiskool youd hear people say, "when in the real world are you gonna apply or use this?"...'member that? well im living proof of this usage. right here..right "thurrr" is where im applying my shit.

so recall, imma lay the fuck outta dodge for a bit.

peace.



[the following said in my best broadcasting voice. note from now on, when i say "cue anderson" that's grounds for my broadcaster persona]
"plastic elongation of the glenohumeral ligament complex invariably occurs before avulsion from the glenoid. the rationale for the addition of the capsular split and advancement technique presented in this study was to reduce recurrence rates by addressing this laxity in addition to repairing the avulsion lesion. [they] abandoned iatrogenic detachment of the capsule with capsular shifts in patients without Bankart lesion as techniques for capsular plication became available."



you said it facetiously, bob.