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Comment count is 14
Spaceman Africa - 2013-03-25

these wounds they will not heal


The Mothership - 2013-03-25

So is this severe dehydration, or poor conditioning?


ashtar. - 2013-03-25

legs full of spiders


Jet Bin Fever - 2013-03-25

Its most likely a lack of Calcium, which causes the muscle to have involuntary spasms.


Lef - 2013-03-25

They comment that you don't see this every day, and that the feet are twitching too.


Sanest Man Alive - 2013-03-25

The word "muscle" comes from the Latin for "mouse", as the twitching and bulging of tissue under the skin resembled mice scuttling in a sack.


Gmork - 2013-03-25

You're full of it.


Jet Bin Fever - 2013-03-25

Did you see that on the Busey Zone too?


chumbucket - 2013-03-25

I know these so well. I had both legs do this after my last marathon. I recall screaming like a banshee.


Anaxagoras - 2013-03-25

When I had this happen to me, I thought it was the worst pain imaginable. A couple years later, I had it happen to my hamstrings. Turns out I was wrong... but I don't want to declare the hamstring cramps the worst imaginable for fear that life will see fit to prove me wrong again.


oswaldtheluckyrabbit - 2013-03-25

gaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH


memedumpster - 2013-03-25

My flu dehydration caused awful, horrible, agonizing leg cramps, so I can't bring myself to watch this video.

Five.


Gmork - 2013-03-25

This happens to my calves all the time. I have to stand straight up and down or jump up and down to stop it from getting to this point.


Chocolate Jesus - 2013-03-27

My leg does this because of a lower lumbar nerve root injury.


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