GOW Wrist...

What's that? You ask??? I have God of War Wrist.

GOW Wrist:
Definition: Said medical condition is similar to the more commonly known Tennis Elbow.

Cause: The cause of this extremely painful condition is playing the extremely popular and addictive PS2 game, God of War 2, in excess of 3 hrs at a stretch. Or close to 10 hours or more over 3 days.

Treatment: Advised treatment being "Hands off" the analog controller for a minimum of 3 days and writing one's SOP instead. The latter part being optional.

In a single word, "Ouch!"...

P.S. GOW 2 Rocks! Kratos rulez, so do my roomies for gifting me this bit of sunshine on my Birthday... :D Love you, Dobermates...

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