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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
They had him in the hospital within, I think, five, ten minutes after he'd gotten shot.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
They had gotten shot in, like, the chest, and it traveled down and, like, went out through his liver. There was nothing they could do.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
Hundreds of people showed up from like all walks of life. Patrick was friends with people from all generations, all walks of life, from the homeless up to senators, you know, like he was friends with everyone.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
He kind of came into his own towards middle school and high school. and became pretty rambunctious, really into extreme sports. He was pretty cool. He was one of the cool kids, for sure.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
He got in trouble with the law a couple times for having substances, right, or having alcohol when he was underage.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
Patrick's legacy is like, you should not be afraid to live life. You should be ready to go out there, experience new things, get outside of your comfort zone. Moving forward, we remember him and have his photo up all over the place.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
I got together with the siblings and we commissioned a statue of Patrick. I think it captures him and it makes me think about Patrick.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 5: Patrick Moffly
A nice little brass statue as a gift to my parents, but it's never going to be the same. How can it? He was so big, so full of life.
48 Hours
A Love Affair Turned Deadly
It's just like the awfulest ache, a heartache, and it won't stop. And it's worse than any kind of physical ache.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
I am a urologist and pelvic surgeon. So for people who don't know, a urologist is a surgeon and medical doctor of the genitourinary tract. So that includes the kidneys, the tubes that drains the kidneys, the bladder, and the genitals for both men and women.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
There's a lot of mantra, like no sex before a big game, right? Like you got to avoid sex because it's going to increase your testosterone, make you more aggressive and all that. But ultimately in the data, and again, this is not well studied, but in small studies, it has not shown to be truthful in terms of increasing your testosterone.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
Now, could it be that you're a little sexually frustrated when you go play a game and that makes you more aggressive? Sure, it could be. And some people do find that advantage. But some people like having the routine, right? If there's someone who has daily sex and you're now taking that out of their routine, that can cause actually worse performance in a game or athletic feed.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
I think especially this like don't have sex before the game day, like it can be really stressful for some people. And like it is actually harmful. Like if you're if you're like, oh, God, coach told me not to. And I'm like super anxious and stressed and revved up.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
And like it's not helping me because I go to the game and all I'm thinking about is like, you know, how I'm so uncomfortable in my own skin.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
Women are very understudied in terms of science, right? So if you look up the word penis in the scientific, the PubMed, which is where you look up scientific articles, you're going to get 50,000 results. If you look up clitoris, you're going to get 2,000. So it's significantly understudied.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
I think ultimately, yes, they probably do. And I think certainly there's a number of release of hormones after any sort of climax, and that can be including things that will help you focus. So I think it really varies person to person, but I would venture to say yes, that they probably do have post intercourse or masturbation clarity.
Pablo Torre Finds Out
The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
Well, my godfather is a doctor. And he told me that with men, it does temporarily lower your testosterone. But for women, it raises it. And so it's actually good for you before competition. And so I was like, good to know. Plus, you're so stressed out. And it's a lot of anxiety, you know, leading up to a fight. So, you know, it helps. I find it helps.
The Daily Show: Ears Edition
RFK Jr.’s Fiery Hearing, Rethinking Social Media | Filmmaker Rachel Mason
Ahead of the hearings, more than 15,000 doctors have signed a letter urging senators to vote against confirming him.