Biden has hairline foot fracture, will wear boot

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: Lumenari

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Tempter

And so it begins... Soon we'll hear about how bad in decline his health is so the lead-up to a Biden step-down doesn't shock the sheep who have been groomed to think this election year was normal and fair.

Quote from President-Elect Kahmala Harris...

The hairline fracture in his foot soon spread to his abdomen, his chest and then his cranium. He remained in good spirits regardless until a dropped tapioca pudding cup precipitated a series of events that shattered poor Joe Biden.

And the clown show rolls on!!!

Found in the letter she received minutes before Biden took his dog out for play time.

Let's be honest, how many 80 years olds physically play with their dogs, especially those in Biden's condition. How stupid do these people think we are? It's like they think we're all as dumb as the sheep in their party.

Older Democratic leadership has the oddest accidents.

Like Harry Reid's "a big rubber band shot out of my exercise equipment, I broke some ribs and lost sight in one eye."

OOp... guess I will retire now...

All coincidences, I am sure.

a reply to: LSU2018

Personally, I have always believed McCain was in on the gig in 2008. He was told to play along and play nicey-nice, and in exchange he got his extended moment in the sun and was permitted to distance himself from the GOP at a time when the GOP was struggling. Nobody can watch his debates and campaigning and say "There's a man who sounds like he expects to beat Obama and really wants to do so."

originally posted by: midnightstar
acculty i agree 78 is to old to be president so is 72 matter of fact a age Limit mite be in order say max of 68 maybe and 64 if they want to run 2 terms .
All The rights Biden has dementia aside the job ages People FAST even young guys go gray in the 4 years they are there .

Trump wanting to run in 2024 will make him darn near that age you realize .

If Trump can still make multiple campaign stops per day and stand there for an hour and a half to two hours then I'm not gonna worry about his health. You can live a long time when you've never drank or smoked and your only bad habit is donking high maintenance gold diggers (not that that's a bad habit).

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
A president so strong and healthy he can't even play with his dog without breaking something. This country is going to be the laughing stock of the world.

going to be? man have you looked outside in the last decade-odd? you've rather missed the bus on that one...

a reply to: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: starviego
If Biden shows up on inauguration day with a cane or in a wheelchair the optics will be real bad. 78 is way too old to be taking on the Presidency anyway. What were the Democrats thinking?

So you’re saying Trump will definitely be too old to run for President in 2024?

I'm old.

But I know people younger than me that can't do what I do. . . and I know people older than me than can do what I can't.

a reply to: LSU2018

Especially German shepherd dogs?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
So Biden will be using a walker to his inaugeration. . . .

Own it leftists.

You voted for a broken old man who's a trojan horse for socialism.

He's going downhill as fast as Harvey Weinstein did (remember seeing him using a walker while being escorted by police?). Keep him alert long enough to steal the election, then let him go. It's been the plan all along.

originally posted by: LSU2018

People are still spry at 60. My dad is 68 and still works cattle all day. Imagine someone who sits at a desk all day, and has done so for half a century, they're not going to be spry at 78 years old and "playing with their dog".

So I'm 60...

When I hit 35 to 40 I truly understood why most professional athletes don't make it much past 35. In those 5 years I felt like I had my biggest drop in my abilities. 40 to 50 wasn't all that bad, and even 50 60 wasn't super bad, but I did give up all sports like BBall as my ankles and knees just couldn't take it and I needed like 5 days after a few games to get back.

At 60 though I'm still extremely strong though I need to watch my joints, but basically I can still lift the gym, put my sons in their 20s to shame in that area. Taking testosterone helps a lot as that regulated me back to an early age. Without it my testosterone levels are about that of a 9 year-old girl...lol Its a big game changer for older guys. If I could do it again I would have started using testosterone at 35.

Some older people with deeper pockets do HGH and that really sets the clock back, look at Sylvester Stallone 74 to get an idea of what that does...

Biden playing with the dog might have been 3 steps, who knows...Maybe he was wandering around lost and trip, and "playing with the dog" was the story, who knows....lol

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
a reply to: gb540

Then there should be the same kind of age cap for SCOTUS as well. Guess we'll just have to kick Alito and Thomas for being over 70. Can't trust that they have sound judgement anymore

SCOTUS is a lifetime appointment...

But of course you knew that.

Although they can be impeached for incompetence...

Which should have happened to RBG about a decade ago.

a reply to: LSU2018

Lol, where did you find video of me the only time I tried to wear heels?

a reply to: Xtrozero

For me it's not my joints so much as my speed. I do feel the shock when I jump though even on the practice floor which is cushioned.

originally posted by: ketsuko

For me it's not my joints so much as my speed. I do feel the shock when I jump though even on the practice floor which is cushioned.

I played high level Football and Basketball and my knees were my weakness, then my ankles past my knees with my shoulders right behind, so ya I don't do any more sports, but I still go hiking with the wife and put in 10 miles. As to weight training, it really helps me keep everything together...When I don't do it for like 2 months I really feel old...lol

a reply to: ketsuko
I used to jump off roofs and #, now I gotta brace myself to jump off a deck that I haven't built the stairs on yet

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: LSU2018

Lol, where did you find video of me the only time I tried to wear heels?

You're all over the internet, dear friend! Hey, at least you looked good trying it.

a reply to: Xtrozero

My knees were always creaky, but they feel about like they always did. I just feel the shock more when I jump on them these days. My hips are good and my ankles are the same wobbly little dears they always have been.

I just know that the speed I had when I was a collegiate sprinter is nowhere to be found.

My primary concern is for the dog here. Is it ok Cant believe Biden would kick a dog so hard he would break a foot. Someone should warn Kamala about Biden and dogs.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: LSU2018

People are still spry at 60. My dad is 68 and still works cattle all day. Imagine someone who sits at a desk all day, and has done so for half a century, they're not going to be spry at 78 years old and "playing with their dog".

So I'm 60...

When I hit 35 to 40 I truly understood why most professional athletes don't make it much past 35. In those 5 years I felt like I had my biggest drop in my abilities. 40 to 50 wasn't all that bad, and even 50 60 wasn't super bad, but I did give up all sports like BBall as my ankles and knees just couldn't take it and I needed like 5 days after a few games to get back.

At 60 though I'm still extremely strong though I need to watch my joints, but basically I can still lift the gym, put my sons in their 20s to shame in that area. Taking testosterone helps a lot as that regulated me back to an early age. Without it my testosterone levels are about that of a 9 year-old girl...lol Its a big game changer for older guys. If I could do it again I would have started using testosterone at 35.

Some older people with deeper pockets do HGH and that really sets the clock back, look at Sylvester Stallone 74 to get an idea of what that does...

Biden playing with the dog might have been 3 steps, who knows...Maybe he was wandering around lost and trip, and "playing with the dog" was the story, who knows....lol

The “while playing with his dog” story is just a little TOO...sweet. Almost everyone is a dog-lover and this engenders sympathy. A nice touch would have been “while playing with his grandkids and the family dog”. Maybe that would have been too “spot on” obvious in its duplicity. No need to gild the lily. Joe either tripped over the dog or the dog jumped up and toppled him. Or, no dog was involved at all. He fell. He stumbled. He bumbled. Just “spitballing”, I’m no reader of “Palms”.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Xtrozero

For me it's not my joints so much as my speed. I do feel the shock when I jump though even on the practice floor which is cushioned.

I can definitely feel a shock when I jump, but I don't know if it's from age (41) or from trying to impress a girl when we cut through someone's front yard on our way to a frat party when I was 24 and I hopped over a 7' privacy fence. I had no idea that a 12' drop to a sidewalk with a high curb awaited me on the other side. My heels hit the curb and I hit the ground, served me right. A major contusion on each heel and I always figured that the hospital didn't send me home with any crutches because I'd been drinking that night. Anyways, I couldn't walk for 2 weeks, then for another 2 weeks I could barely walk on my tiptoes. Worst month of my life, physically, especially getting to the bathroom those first 2 weeks.