George/Nick:Texan Charm #10

Thanks for finding it on TVGuide, Blackflag and Wojo thanks for pming me about it too.

That was great! Even in pain, he is always smiling, but you could tell is back is bothering me, he didn't fidget as much as he usually does.

Oh yeah, he look absolutely delish! :drool:

 

I was thinking the same thing, he's an eloquent speaker who uses beautiful analogies to describe scenarios and situations.

He's such a doll.

 

He looked like he sat straighter than usual too, not as much slouching or leaning forward. Poor George.

At the end it sounds like the interviewer says "I didn't get to..." What do you think the question or request was that she missed? What would your question have been? :devil:

 

Thanks for posting!! He is a doll. I agree myfuturecsi. He did seem stiffer in a way. He sounds like he'd be good at carrying on a conversation. I hope he feels better soon.

 

I can't help but to think he leaned that chair back too far one day and fell...but that is that mother coming out in me, I'm always worrying that one of my kids will do that...I thought she said I didn't know you were hurt...but I'll have to rewatch it...thanks for the video...he is so hot!

 

I feel sorry for his back. Poor George, get well soon!
The sooner, the better.

 

Hey ladies I just remembered something I saw in Nick's portion of the shared office, if you look when the gang comes in with the cake there are some horns above the window and I think something else too

I was going to post about that TVGuide channel interview when I first saw it on Thursday but in the excitement of the episode it left my mind...so thanks everyone for finding it online.

 

Well I was reading up on herniated discs and it's caused by several things, but I laughed when I read that those over forty are at a higher risk factor because...their bodies are more rigid.

And excessive exercising can put a strain on the back..

Guess George paid a price for those big honkin' muscles..he's gonna have to scale back a bit.

 

Well, he is from the longhorn state of Texas and he seems fairly proud of that ...he always has.

 

Poor George...if you are listening George my advice is to have the surgery...my husband had a herniated disc this last August (and has absolutely no idea how it happened either). He was in excruciating pain also...had surgery at the end of October and says it was the best thing he ever did!

 

I think he is going to have the surgery. Although he might try holistic approaches first, I'd opt for surgery but maybe his pain threshold is higher than mine.

Then again, I gave birth..that's painful...I'd like to see George giving birth sometime..he's wish for a herniated disc LOL.