We must have some kind of prostate problem because we continue to pi$$ away big leads in every game we play.
We must have some kind of prostate problem because we continue to pi$$ away big leads in every game we play.
In that case, our prostate is working just fine. It's just that we get constipated late in games and can't seem to push out in front.
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The symptom you describe sounds like more of a bladder control problem than prostate.Originally Posted by Sooner24
We must have some kind of prostate problem because we continue to pi$$ away big leads in every game we play.
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OU trailed 48-47 before going on a 15-4 run to take a 62-52 lead.
Maybe some of you haven't noticed, but basketball is often a game of streaks. So banging your head against the wall when one of OU's opponents goes on a scoring run will do nothing but give you an even greater headache.
I watched Duke get outscored by Boston College the other day 18-3 during a stretch that saw the Eagles turn a 71-53 deficit into a 74-71 game.
Jay
You must have imagined that because it is common knowledge that only OU gives up big scoring runs.
<sigh> It's like people don't care if we win, they just want us to blow a lead so they can bitch.
Sometimes I think I drink alot, then I see, like, the Motley Crüe behind the music, and realize I'm a huge *****.
This self-destruction was particulary puzzling. We had our "smartest" players out to maintain and widen the lead, but ended up making more and more boneheaded plays...
I swear. We need to put Carter, Neal, Griffin, Longar, and Godbold out there when we have a sizeable lead. Those players don't screw up nearly as much as Taj and Everett do, it seems.
No, you just have a fundamental misunderstanding of the flow of a basketball game and the effect of intangibles like homecourt on a team's play.We must have some kind of prostate problem because we continue to pi$$ away big leads in every game we play.
I think you're right. Prostates don't generally shrink (that I know of) but they are known to enlarge in older men. This enlargement results in the constriction of flow in the urinary tract. A prostate problem would then lead to an inability to pi$$ away big leads, not contribute to it.
We should be so lucky as to have a collective prostate problem.
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