It's the Future! Where Are My Robotic Cybernetic Legs?!

[cloudscudding]

Ow. Fuckdamnit, ow.

So when sinking into a simple defensive stance, no less, something in my hip/leg socket twinged. And proceeded to be unreasonable about not hurting. There's a muscle in your upper thigh that is the one primarily used to lift yourself up from a knee-up kneeling position--that one. It also seems to be used in regular walking,

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[prof_vencire]

This is why I only do reverse activity. Very zen.

[cloudscudding]

Thppbbbttt!

[vhaln_zur]

frustrating, i know. sometimes i think how great it is to be getting in such good shape for when my body falls apart from making it do too many crazy things like jump spins and flip falls.

[cloudscudding]

The more recent injury is feeling better even today--I hate making a big deal out of such things. I mean, pretty regularly there's something in my body that goes WTF were you thinking, crazy lady?

Really hoping the body doesn't fall apart. I'm rather fond of it and its functional state.

[prof_vencire]

But hey, when it does? Robot legs.

I was talking with one of my vaguely-"co" co-workers today and talking about a patient her mum had who, himself, had no legs. Just robots.

[cloudscudding]

Did you read about the robot mermaid? That's totally the way to go...for those along the seacoast.