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If anyone has a weak "stomach" then STOP, because this illustration isn't for you. It's a true situation. You have to read first.
This rather shocking photo was snapped in November 16th by a spectator at
the collegiate power lifting championships at Pennslavania State.
The unfortunate competitor, who expressed a plea to remain anonymous,
remembered to surgeons that he was " stuck" at the bottom of a personal best
attempt in the squat lift when he "sort of pulled his stomach in and pushed
extra hard, at the same time as trying to complete the lift."
He remembers a loud popping, splattering noise then a fierce stabbing pain
and then not being able to move from the squat position.
He remained in this position for about half an hour, since trying to stand
caused him overwhelming agonising pain.
Para-medics arrived and applied anaethesia on the spot and carried him to
an ambulance.
He was rushed to surgery, where surgeons described the trauma as an "
explosive and aggravated prolapse of the bowel".
Meanwhile it was revealed that the weight was removed from his shoulders at
the time of the incident by two "spotters" on either side of the lifter.
The third spotter who was standing behind the lifter was unfortunately
sprayed with fecal matter at the time of the incident.
This spotter promptly fainted when he realised the extent of of the injury
to the lifter, who was a personal friend.
This compounded the task of first aid officers who were at a loss as to how
to treat the injury to the lifter in any case, who remained in the squatting
position moaning in pain much to the consternation of the helpless audience.
The hapless lifter had successful surgery to relieve the prolapse, but
remained immobilised with his feet elevated in stirrups for 2 weeks to
ensure "internal compliance with the surgery and that the organs retracted
successfully".
To add insult to injury, the ex-lifter required rectal stitching to
partially occlude the anal orifice and stich the rectal passage( which had
significantly expanded and torn during the prolapse) and also was put on a
low fibre low residue diet to combat flatulence to avoid any possibility of
a recurrence.
CBS news spoke to his wife and asked if she thought he would resume his
power lifting career.
" Not if I have anything to say about it, would you like to risk something
like that again"
We agreed!!
CBS news
This rather shocking photo was snapped in November 16th by a spectator at
the collegiate power lifting championships at Pennslavania State.
The unfortunate competitor, who expressed a plea to remain anonymous,
remembered to surgeons that he was " stuck" at the bottom of a personal best
attempt in the squat lift when he "sort of pulled his stomach in and pushed
extra hard, at the same time as trying to complete the lift."
He remembers a loud popping, splattering noise then a fierce stabbing pain
and then not being able to move from the squat position.
He remained in this position for about half an hour, since trying to stand
caused him overwhelming agonising pain.
Para-medics arrived and applied anaethesia on the spot and carried him to
an ambulance.
He was rushed to surgery, where surgeons described the trauma as an "
explosive and aggravated prolapse of the bowel".
Meanwhile it was revealed that the weight was removed from his shoulders at
the time of the incident by two "spotters" on either side of the lifter.
The third spotter who was standing behind the lifter was unfortunately
sprayed with fecal matter at the time of the incident.
This spotter promptly fainted when he realised the extent of of the injury
to the lifter, who was a personal friend.
This compounded the task of first aid officers who were at a loss as to how
to treat the injury to the lifter in any case, who remained in the squatting
position moaning in pain much to the consternation of the helpless audience.
The hapless lifter had successful surgery to relieve the prolapse, but
remained immobilised with his feet elevated in stirrups for 2 weeks to
ensure "internal compliance with the surgery and that the organs retracted
successfully".
To add insult to injury, the ex-lifter required rectal stitching to
partially occlude the anal orifice and stich the rectal passage( which had
significantly expanded and torn during the prolapse) and also was put on a
low fibre low residue diet to combat flatulence to avoid any possibility of
a recurrence.
CBS news spoke to his wife and asked if she thought he would resume his
power lifting career.
" Not if I have anything to say about it, would you like to risk something
like that again"
We agreed!!
CBS news
sick bitch! 
we almost killed the last guy that posted it yesterday!
who is this war-bird?????????
i was pissed to see it again (for the second day straight).....but it didn't warrant negative karma. 
