5 comments

1. December 17, 2003 at 18:53

   anumama says:

   omg arrghhh! its proven…do i have to give you proof again? yes AGAIN. here lemme give you some research…it doesnt skew your ass. it just causes spinal cord and hip problems.
2. December 17, 2003 at 20:31

   jookelehnoj says:

   really? fuck…my wallet is literally sometimes an inch and half thick…
3. December 17, 2003 at 20:33

   jookelehnoj says:

   altho i wear my wallet so far down my ass i’m not really sitting on it
4. December 21, 2003 at 19:59

   Mian2222 says:

   it causes spinal cord and hip problems? why the hell do i have it on my left butt cheek then?
5. December 23, 2003 at 11:21

   anumama says:

   This creates a problem in the lower back for many persons. A wallet, whether in the front or back pockets, will put pressure on the pelvic bone where it presses against it. The associated lower back can then have problems. There are many documented instances of patients who habitially carried wallets an inch and half thick- usually filled out with credit cards- who suffered back and related pains over a period of many months, or even years. When a knowledgeable doctor performed a “walletectomy” on them – in other words, told them to remove the wallet- these people found fairly immediate relief.

   The solution to some types of back pain can be as simple as to remove a wallet from the pocket, front or back, and carry it instead in a jacket pocket, if you have one. If you need to, you can carry in your pocket, though not in a wallet, a very few of the contents of the wallet, like a drivers license and money. Remember, even when you are standing with your wallet in your pants pocket, you are also putting pressure on your pelvic bone, thus putting it out of position.

   http://www.hopebeyond.bizland.com/BACK_TO_HEALTH_BOOK.htm#NO.%201%20-%20DON'T%20CARRY%20WALLET%20IN%20PANTS%20POCKET

   and theres tons more? would u like to see?

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