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Mine was the shift of product in a container. My back didn't feel right, but I carried on working the rest of the day. The temp outside had dropped over that time & I didn't wear a jacket. As soon as my body hit the cold air, I folded into an upside-down "L" shape. My coworkers who were leaving were all laughing at me & it took a lot of effort to get across the parking lot and into my Camaro. A couple years later, getting hit from behind in that car screwed it up even more. Now at least, when I feel it starting to go, I know how to pop it back into place. It will work if I can do it as soon as I feel it going, otherwise it will tighten up into something only a chiropractor can shove into place.

Hah, I was throwing my back out in my early 20s!

Monday proved once again that any team can beat any other team... ...but nobody beats the Zebras.

Interim HC Derek King said he came in to the locker room and felt the "tightness" of the team, players after the game said he came in & started telling jokes. It must have worked.

Blackhawks "relieve Colliton of his coaching duties".

You don't hear much about the Mrs.

At least your brain doesn't read like this.

Meanwhile, in Illinois...