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[_] Anonymous 09/18/20(Fri)12:53:19 No.3439817
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 09/18/20(Fri)13:04:47 No.3439821
i've seen this several times but i've never found out how seriously injured he was from that
>> [_] Anonymous 09/18/20(Fri)13:55:28 No.3439825
>>3439821
>Jake Brown, who had a spectacular crash in Thursday night's "Big Air" skateboard competition at
the X Games, was released from the hospital on Saturday.
>He suffered a lung contusion and a right scaphoid (wrist) fracture and will have surgery next
week for the wrist fracture, X Games officials said. A CT scan on Friday on Brown's liver was
negative, and he was revealed to have a vertebrae fracture which was a preexisting medical
condition.
>Speaking in a phone interview from the hospital with ESPN's Sal Masekela before he was released,
Brown said: "I'm happy to be talking to you ... [the fall] doesn't look so hot on TV. It looks
like my head is about to fly off my neck. I guess there was some luck involved. I'm happy to be
talking to you."
>> [_] Anonymous 09/18/20(Fri)14:27:08 No.3439827
Ouch
>> [_] Anonymous 09/19/20(Sat)08:57:15 No.3439910
>>3439817
I always wondered why Tom Pettys' free falling never sounded the way I remembered it in the past.
Thanks to the compression in this flash I could relive a time long gone, so you have my thanks OP.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/19/20(Sat)11:27:25 No.3439918
>>3439825
thanks!
sounds like something from right after the event. still wonder if he could go back to having a
normal life after that or if complications showed up later on (maybe the surgery wasn't
successful).
>> [_] Anonymous 09/19/20(Sat)11:53:22 No.3439923
>>3439918
according to his wiki he's still a big name in the sport and I don't think any injuries were
permanent.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/19/20(Sat)13:04:38 No.3439929
>>3439923
aha, thanks!
