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It was a dark and stormy night. A violent wind howled through jagged trees and mixed with the howls of distant wolves.

When the wind calmed, a thin mist crept over the cemetery walls and spilled through the iron bars of its rusted gate.

The mist settled in a low spot by the stone path and swirled intently for a few minutes. Then it raised up and formed a cloudy human shape with arms outstretched and ragged holes where the eyes and mouth should have been.

"Booooo!" it said, rather unenthusiastically… as if practicing.

Apparently is not the word I would use. Many last 10 – 13 years.

Many do not of course. But to call the average at 4 years?

I would have to look into that.

Either way, at a million a year and often much more, I'll take bad knees in exchange for a few million. Hell, I have bad knees NOW.

What would be a disgrace would be if his name wasn't on the list.

Go Steelers!!! HIT SOMEBODY!!! As a Receiver, if you don't catch the pass, you block for the guy that did. It is called WINNING THE GAME!

Back to the story, he is doing good work for people that need the help.

Good thing there is an America, or he would be one of them.

I'm not so sure. I remember reading a few years back that the average career in the NFL is less than 4 years, I would imagine because of injuries. Still is, apparently.

It's not that nobody can afford to get hurt, but rather that they'd lose big if they quit. Star players stick around long after their bodies have given out (we all know about Joe Namath's knees, for example).

Koreans are hypocrites? Man, you are late to the discussion.

Since expat’s blogs in Korea exist, that has been the most debated subject there. Please bring something new for discussion.