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[beyee]

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Warning to those who are fond of name calling other users here.
No need for such insults.

Chill.

[KE-25]

Seems I'll have to be stricter in putting together these guidelines. Warning and if done again we may have to permanently Ban account.

[jkhfg]

I was referring to her quote:

basta mga negro dali ra mabali ang tiil... pahuway sa kadiyot bai george... balik lang pod dayon....

Based on the study I've posted, African-Americans happens to have the best bone health. Even if we go to the route about "negro" vs Pinoy when it comes to bone health, people of Asian or Caucasian descent have a higher risk of developing osteoporosis. It doesn't really help your argument on defending danver's ignorant comment.

Atong topic db injuries man dli osteoporosis? and if we go to the route of Negro vs Pinoy we saw Anderson Silva, Kevin Ware and most recently Paul George pro wala paman ko kita ug Pinoy athlete nga na injury ug pareha ani nila.

[slakker]

Paul George to Change Jersey Number to 13 | Bleacher Report

malas siguro ang number 13. anyhoo, get well soon PG-13...

[Iamalbertrebs]

hehehehe murag rate sa salida PG-13

pero idol jud niyas kobe maong ga 24 cya

[FAQ]

Atong topic db injuries man dli osteoporosis? and if we go to the route of Negro vs Pinoy we saw Anderson Silva, Kevin Ware and most recently Paul George pro wala paman ko kita ug Pinoy athlete nga na injury ug pareha ani nila.

We are talking about bones in general since your boy danver claims about "negro" people having weak bones. I pointed out osteoporosis to prove pinoys aren't that superior to other races when it comes to bone health like what you and danver would think.

In statistics, correlation doesn't imply causation. African-Americans outnumber other races in NBA and NCAA, of course you'll see more black people getting injured and likely see a freak injury like Ware and PG. As for Pinoy athletes not experiencing this kind of freak injury ... well, not yet. If a PBA player has a preexisting fracture injury or leg getting hit awkwardly by a stanchion, it might happen to them. This type of freak injury is common when there's a severe impact in an awkward position.

FYI, Anderson Silva is a Brazilian athlete, not a "negro" (as Pinoys referring to African-Americans). I'm not an expert in martial arts and not a fan of UFC/MMA, but my friend who's a fan of the sport told me that he maneuvered an improper leg kick that caused that freak injury. He said that it was supposed to happen, in theory. Again, I'm not an expert on this, if my friend's analysis was right, this topic would lead from "just a freak injury" to "freak injury due to improper use of physical movement".

[H.Wolowitz]

hehe when gani to nahitabu ang injury ni paul george?

[jkhfg]

We are talking about bones in general since your boy danver claims about "negro" people having weak bones. I pointed out osteoporosis to prove pinoys aren't that superior to other races when it comes to bone health like what you and danver would think.

In statistics, correlation doesn't imply causation. African-Americans outnumber other races in NBA and NCAA, of course you'll see more black people getting injured and likely see a freak injury like Ware and PG. As for Pinoy athletes not experiencing this kind of freak injury ... well, not yet. If a PBA player has a preexisting fracture injury or leg getting hit awkwardly by a stanchion, it might happen to them. This type of freak injury is common when there's a severe impact in an awkward position.

FYI, Anderson Silva is a Brazilian athlete, not a "negro" (as Pinoys referring to African-Americans). I'm not an expert in martial arts and not a fan of UFC/MMA, but my friend who's a fan of the sport told me that he maneuvered an improper leg kick that caused that freak injury. He said that it was supposed to happen, in theory. Again, I'm not an expert on this, if my friend's analysis was right, this topic would lead from "just a freak injury" to "freak injury due to improper use of physical movement".

Saying mas dali mabali is different from claiming about "negro" people having weak bones I supposed. Pwd man Dali mabali because they tend to land in an awkward position most of the time or Dali mabali because of improper use of physical movement. Unya naabot pa jd ug bone study in an attempt to humiliate somebody.

[FAQ]

Saying mas dali mabali is different from claiming about "negro" people having weak bones I supposed. Pwd man Dali mabali because they tend to land in an awkward position most of the time or Dali mabali because of improper use of physical movement. Unya naabot pa jd ug bone study in an attempt to humiliate somebody.

Oh c'mon, you share the same belief with danver and even said that you haven't seen Pinoy getting fractured compared to "negro" people. That's why you made an example of PG, Ware, and Silva cuz to support danver's claim and Pinoy athletes never had injuries "pareha nila". Now you're agreeing with me that it's about awkward position and improper use of physical movement whereas prior to my last post you tried to support what danver said.

Atong topic db injuries man dli osteoporosis? and if we go to the route of Negro vs Pinoy we saw Anderson Silva, Kevin Ware and most recently Paul George pro wala paman ko kita ug Pinoy athlete nga na injury ug pareha ani nila.

Now you and danver got caught with your pants down, you are trying to change your tone. Pffffffftt ...

[jkhfg]

Oh c'mon, you share the same belief with danver and even said that you haven't seen Pinoy getting fractured compared to "negro" people. That's why you made an example of PG, Ware, and Silva cuz to support danver's claim and Pinoy athletes never had injuries "pareha nila". Now you're agreeing with me that it's about awkward position and improper use of physical movement whereas prior to my last post you tried to support what danver said.



Now you and danver got caught with your pants down, you are trying to change your tone. Pffffffftt ...

LOL. Db ang topic is mas dali mabali ang Negro compare sa Pinoy? and then you posted an article about bone health nga layo ra kaau sa topic. Point is naa raman ang proper explanation mas dali mabali ang negro tungod sa awkward position and improper use of physical movement so that means you and danver were in the same page. so why did you bring in studies about bone health? para lng jd maka create ug argument? or para lng jd mo bilib tanan nmo?