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ORIGINAL: ARIES83

I admit I have no idea what Karmastic
keeps doing to get [AA] all the time, but
am curious why everyone dislikes him.

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus


I admit that I am, as well! And sorry about your back... my crapped out foot/ankle is acting up, and of course it's travelling up my hip to my back. I have done THINGS to myself trying to do personal adjustments, too.

Have you ever noticed that when you throw your back out it's never because of something like "I was helping lift a car off of an injured child" or "I was crawling in a hole to save a stranded puppy". It's always something like "I was picking up a penny" or in my case "I was pulling my hair out from under my bra strap."

Everyone thinks I'm kidding and is sure that it's from having my face pounded into the mattress, when really it was nothing nearly as fun.

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

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ORIGINAL: ARIES83

I admit I have no idea what Karmastic
keeps doing to get [AA] all the time, but
am curious why everyone dislikes him.

For a number of reasons. He puts his foot in his mouth often rather than owning up to it. He tries to spin it. He has portrayed himself as experienced in areas where he isn't and has given advice like he is. He attacks and when proven wrong doesn't apologize. And he tires to put words and emotions into other people's postings based on his own biases.

ie: There was a post where there was a glitch and it appeared he was still on moderation. He posted a scathing post to the Mods, which we could see when the glitch was fixed. The Mod explained and apologized, his only response was "you can delete my post now". Emailing a Mod to ask would have been more appropriate and when it was admitted it was a glitch, he should have apologized for his attack.

Personally, if I had been the Mod, I wouldn't have deleted his posts. I would have left them there as witness.

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ORIGINAL: lizi

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus


I admit that I am, as well! And sorry about your back... my crapped out foot/ankle is acting up, and of course it's travelling up my hip to my back. I have done THINGS to myself trying to do personal adjustments, too.

Have you ever noticed that when you throw your back out it's never because of something like "I was helping lift a car off of an injured child" or "I was crawling in a hole to save a stranded puppy". It's always something like "I was picking up a penny" or in my case "I was pulling my hair out from under my bra strap."

Everyone thinks I'm kidding and is sure that it's from having my face pounded into the mattress, when really it was nothing nearly as fun.

That's because a muscular injury such as 'throwing' a back out is 80% of the time an accumulation of micro trauma. It's hardly ever related to the act that seemed to bring the injury on, it's from all the times you had poor posture or reached for something and tweaked a muscle, or slumped in your chair, or lifted something up incorrectly, etc etc etc. So it's how you move each day and what you do that finally accumulates in a culminating event. Lots of little things pile up into a big thing. Learned that in school. Its not as mysterious if you understand that principle.

The, ahem, mattress pounding might indeed be accumulating some micro trauma

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ORIGINAL: lizi

That's because a muscular injury such as 'throwing' a back out is 80% of the time an accumulation of micro trauma. It's hardly ever related to the act that seemed to bring the injury on, it's from all the times you had poor posture or reached for something and tweaked a muscle, or slumped in your chair, or lifted something up incorrectly, etc etc etc. So it's how you move each day and what you do that finally accumulates in a culminating event. Lots of little things pile up into a big thing. Learned that in school. Its not as mysterious if you understand that principle.

The, ahem, mattress pounding might indeed be accumulating some micro trauma

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ORIGINAL: pyschosubmission

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ORIGINAL: lizi

That's because a muscular injury such as 'throwing' a back out is 80% of the time an accumulation of micro trauma. It's hardly ever related to the act that seemed to bring the injury on, it's from all the times you had poor posture or reached for something and tweaked a muscle, or slumped in your chair, or lifted something up incorrectly, etc etc etc. So it's how you move each day and what you do that finally accumulates in a culminating event. Lots of little things pile up into a big thing. Learned that in school. Its not as mysterious if you understand that principle.

The, ahem, mattress pounding might indeed be accumulating some micro trauma

Wait a minute... You mean I'm NOT invincible??!

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

So, out of that whole thing you get "I'm NOT invincible?" and completely bypass the mattress pounding? I'm hurt......

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

No sad faces.....I'm just teasing you....