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**berdyanskdotsu** · 07-28-2009, 02:20 AM

eek. That's a rough decision, but I can see why he's looking out for his long term interests.

On a MUCH smaller scale (infinitesimal, even), I can relate. When I was 13, I broke my left arm at the first tennis practice of the summer. I played the remainder of the summer wtih my left arm in a cast past my elbow (which made tossing the ball to serve rather a challenge), and hitting all one-handed slice backhands, instead of two-handed drives.

Obviously, no pension was at stake. But given a choice between not playing at all, and playing somewhat crappy tennis, I chose the latter.

07-28-2009, 02:20 AM	#3
berdyanskdotsu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	eek. That's a rough decision, but I can see why he's looking out for his long term interests. On a MUCH smaller scale (infinitesimal, even), I can relate. When I was 13, I broke my left arm at the first tennis practice of the summer. I played the remainder of the summer wtih my left arm in a cast past my elbow (which made tossing the ball to serve rather a challenge), and hitting all one-handed slice backhands, instead of two-handed drives. Obviously, no pension was at stake. But given a choice between not playing at all, and playing somewhat crappy tennis, I chose the latter.
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