“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.”
“Great occasions do not make heroes or cowards; they simply unveil them to the eyes of men. Silently and imperceptibly, as we wake or sleep, we grow strong or weak; and at last some crisis shows what we have become.”
-Brooke Foss Westcott
@ItsAshtroVex Only out 3 wks. No ligament or tendon damage
I’m siding w/ u— overreaction. Baker laid on the ground screaming. Meanwhile right after I snapped mine in half in I casually walked into our bedroom & said “Honey I think I may have compound dislocated my finger”. 😄
@ItsAshtroVex It’s pretty painful. I’ve had one. Lotta nerves in fingers. Bone completely pops out of the joint and rips the ligaments. For all intents & purposes your finger snaps in half. Part of Baker’s reaction probably has to do with the fact he immediately knows he’s out for a while.
@DrJesseMorse Almost positive I saw blood on that hand as he walked to the locker room so I assume it was an open dislocation. Probably means there’s ligament damage too?
@Ant7128v@TroySparks@netflix@NFL Totally agreed. Not sure what that comment has to do with fixing the situation though. I’m not plugging Netflix or anything. Pretty sure it’s implied that it’s ridiculous to hade to do those things to get the same quality as everyone else.
@PhilleNash@NVilla_2@EddieTrunk@netflix@NFL 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@teflonthadon@netflix@NFL@espn 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@LJLewis_11@netflix 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@TheDoobie1@NFL@netflix 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@wbritt21@NFL@netflix 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@jules_two@NFL 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.
@stuhammer_@netflix 1. Turn off your TV’s Motion smoothing.
2. Go to https://t.co/jAptJUawoS account setting and set quality to HIGH.
3. Change Roku display to 1080 instead of Auto.
4. Restart Netflix.
Doing all this totally fixed mine.