[Patrick1]

How many Obama voters did he round up in an hour?

My favorite Segal movie moment is that flick (can’t remember the name) where his character is in a coma for like ten years and he wakes up but still has his tan. LOL

[Recon Dad]

I saw the movie you're talking about. I just loved to watch him run, well when he could run. He ran like a girl.

[faucetman]

My favorite Segal movie moment is when Erica Elaniak pops out of a cake.

[libstripper]

My favorite Segal movie moment is that flick (can’t remember the name) where his character is in a coma for like ten years and he wakes up but still has his tan. LOL

The other cool thing was how easy it was for him to walk and move again. If you've not had a serious orthopedic injury, you don't now what "cast disease" is. The muscles in a limb atrophy very fast when it's immobilized in a cast. If your fingers are similarly immobilized, your hand will come out nearly paralyzed after only three or four weeks. Recovering the use of any such limb requires a great deal of physiotherapy or occupational therapy, as the case may be. I speak from direct personal knowledge, having had a broken ankle and a broken wrist and that very type of atrophy.

[L.A.Justice]

My favorite Segal movie moment is that flick (can’t remember the name) where his character is in a coma for like ten years and he wakes up but still has his tan. LOL

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HARD TO KILL...
I actually enjoyed the film...