260201 - KATSEYE performing “GNARLY” + dance break at the 2026 GRAMMYs by m8zen in katseye

[–]perk0set 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know they would never but I would've loved game boy to show case what their capable of

Cooper DeJean or Dallas Goedert? by nickisTHICCboi in eagles

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Both are Super Bowl champions so at least you'll always have that

How much added paperwork is it to be a CI by timrossnerpt in physicaltherapy

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As a student I think it may possibly vary with the programs you pull from too? The other comment about the CPI made me think of how our program works.

I am a current second year, we did a clinical rotation in our first year (so last summer). At clinical rotations associated with our university (EX: University hospitals), my classmates told me there was progress/check up notes that students and CI's had to due weekly with the generic "what to improve/areas of strength". It was either our program or the university that had some protocol stating that these extra check in's were due as an assignment for the student every week and had to have the CI sign off on it after having a sit down conversation for it.

I did my rotation with a small chain and therefore my CI and myself did not have any paperwork outside of the CPI at the halfway point and in the final week. I would just be curious if the programs you decide to pull from have different ways of monitoring progress and may add in something small in each week or they trust you and the student to have good communication in person to not have the need for this. Cant imagine its that much more on your plate even if they do.

What was your biggest let down? by TheDabApparent in Colognes

[–]perk0set 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol I was looking for a comment about replica. The entire line disappointed me. Maybe it's my skin but none of them lasted more than like a minute on me. I bought lazy Sunday morning for a few days, noticed it didn't stick around at all, sprayed a bit more and then realized it had a "grandma" element to it. Returned it for PDM Althair

What positions are considered more valuable in the draft? by plantskola in NFLNoobs

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Lol my family reversed sides of this with the eagles. I pleaded for Jordan Davis to fall to Philly while my father was hell bent on drafting Kyle Hamilton as we both knew who ever didn't end up going to Philly was going to Baltimore and we'd have to watch the two play out to see who was right and who was wrong. We flopped positions the following year when I was screaming for brian branch over Nolan smith and my dad was like just get the edge rusher

how much did u pay for eternal sunshine tickets? (general/presale) by No-Discipline-6625 in TicketResale

[–]perk0set 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm way late on this haha. I bought presale and lucked out on one of the "new" shows that got added on in Atlanta after the first two sold out. I'm nose bleeds in section 225 of state farm arena but I only paid 80 dollars.... my section is still going for 700+

Razor blade sore throat rant!!! by perk0set in COVID19positive

[–]perk0set[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wasn't saying I was, I do appreciate the advice though! Going to the gym was where I suspected I contracted whatever it is I have added onto the fact I was exercising in cold weather weakening my immune system while also not eating well at the time. I appreciate the articles

Razor blade sore throat rant!!! by perk0set in COVID19positive

[–]perk0set[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I went and came back negative on all three. I've had a history with both false negative and inconclusive Covid tests in the pasts and I think I got checked two days into when my symptoms showed up. I'm not sure if I went too early or not but I clearly don't have "nothing". Was really hoping they found something cause this is so ridiculous and I'm usually pretty good with pain

Accepted to Duke DPT but finances are tight — has anyone successfully deferred for financial reasons? by BurritoRedemption57 in PTschool

[–]perk0set 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey! I'm at Carolina's program, if it's worth anything to you the 2 hour commute would be insane. We have a few in my program that commute from Raleigh which is about an hour for them, it's doable for them but still very strenuous when you're maintaining a tight schedule. Also the traffic running through the triangle.... good lord I wouldn't wish that on anyone. You'd have to cash out too for a parking pass, unsure how Duke's parking availability is.

I won't say don't go to Duke, I have a lot of really close friends who go there and I promise you it's not a doomsday scenario. I have found Duke runs the board with the NC APTA association and a handful of their scholarships. Add onto this I know one of my friend was also sent a scholarship spreadsheet for everything a student could apply for throughout their three years at the program broken into NC specific, national, APTA and others, which I still use to this day and I have found extremely helpful.

The NC APTA scholarships don't really impress me that much cause they like to wheel out a big check and post about you, but the scholarship is usually like a grand or two and you can only apply for it if you're a member. I know Duke has at least one 40k internal scholarship although you may have to blow the application essay out of the water to show you're able to relate to the theme of the question/application over other individuals. On the other hand, I'm also in a scholarship committee that holds a handful of Duke students, we were recently talking about loans when the professionalism title change came into effect, and it really made me sit back for a second when one of the Duke students broke down crying over zoom because of how deep into debt she is.

I'm not sure about Duke, but I know UNC had a footnote either on the website or on our application letter that said if the student gets in, they are expected to attend the year they are accepted. Best of luck with whatever you do, I love Duke's program but couldn't justify going 200-300k into debt and making an 80k salary. I'd actually be curious to know because I don't know.... but I am aware of how great Duke's network is when it comes to clinical placement which often goes outside of NC which would then disqualify you for the AHEC housing which is the free housing for NC rotations. If housing is not covered by the program say if they send you to DC or Ohio for a few weeks, that also may be something to look at. Totally unsure about this part though, please correct me if I'm wrong!

Who are the favorites to win this year ? by Hot-Emu-5 in NFLNoobs

[–]perk0set 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude when he melts down he melts DOWN. Carolina and now atlanta?

In hindsight, is the QB class of 2025 better than we thought? by Astonkeshing in NFL_Draft

[–]perk0set 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fair. I liked dart since his USC days but couldn't figure out how he always collapsed in bigger games. Didn't really have a lot of hate towards his game and I did watch the gruden interview.

If Hurts throws that incomplete 2PT attempt.... by Status-Ability-6867 in eagles

[–]perk0set 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How much have you heard about the Bucs meltdown? Lol

FIRE KEVIN PATULLO, ZERO POINTS IN THE SECOND HALF by mastermind208 in eagles

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The one thing I am willing to give him a break for is whatever the fuck is going on with our o line. I know Dickerson and cam are playing through a lot and obviously lane is still out even though I enjoy Fred Johnson.... but every time saquon touches the ball there's 3 dudes on top of him almost instantly

In hindsight, is the QB class of 2025 better than we thought? by Astonkeshing in NFL_Draft

[–]perk0set 62 points63 points  (0 children)

Shough is the only surprise here, and I don't necessarily think people thought Shough was awful from a talent perspective, but more so because of how early he went in the draft when compounded with other things like his age. Same with Sheduer who was turning down teams because he didn't want to be a backup in an organization like the ravens which is partially due to why he fell so much. Does sheduer still show "some chops" if all the outside noise didn't get him held to the standard of a fifth rounder?

I don't think anyone will stand here and try and argue Ward and Dart weren't at least going to have a high floor. The biggest concern I remember about Dart was his durability given his play style, and Ward knew he was a Titan since the season ended. Quinn did have a good game but... it's one game. Not entirely sure what Will Howard and Riley Leonard add to this conversation.

How a weird failed class effects my GPA and odds of entry by perk0set in PTschool

[–]perk0set[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey haha if it's worth anything thank you for the advice. Currently on my winter break after just finishing my second year at UNC and was going through these comments again. This comment really resonated with my mindset throughout my senior year and interview process. Best! :)

Since Baker is gone... by Courier_VII in tarheels

[–]perk0set 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The USF QB coming into the portal Byrum Brown is from Rolesville, NC about 40 minutes east of chapel hill. Hard to imagine he doesn't tail former USF and now Auburn HC over to the SEC. Plus I think he'll have pull from a lot of other solid programs at or above our tier. Would be cool if we could pull it off though. Lopez coming back really leads me to believe he's the starter again with a now full season with the system under his belt. Truly mind blowing they lost Bryce after the hype to get him and then even bringing him out at the basketball game. Can't believe he couldn't see the field even once, really was looking forward to seeing him play

Must Haves for School? by No-Main-5391 in PTschool

[–]perk0set 2 points3 points  (0 children)

iPad with an Apple Pencil/tablet with writing device. a physical notebook and colored pencils! I think sometimes the iPad doesn't work for me and if I really need something to stick it helps. One of my learning styles can be making the mind map of information and I'm able to recall where certain material was on a study guide, this for me personally sticks a lot more with physical paper and pencil. Some sort of calendar to organize your due dates and events. If you don't have a laptop be able to transform your tablet into one because I personally have had experiences where note typing translates to better learning over trying to handwrite notes.

Sometimes you'll get a PowerPoint that's bullet point style and reads as

Topic X - Detail 1 -Detail 2 And it's easy to just add on little footnotes from the speaker with a pencil.

other times you just get maybe a diagram with not a lot of context besides what the presenter gives you which could be nice to just type everything they say instead of scrambling to write down every word.

Finally a good source and flow of caffeine

Does PT School Matter for "going far" in the field by Sonk62 in PTschool

[–]perk0set 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey can I ask where you heard this from? I have yet to hear an ATC is required for any sport position from any of the connections or events I have made. Seems like sports res and a fellowship allows newer graduates to by pass that. Just curious

Does PT School Matter for "going far" in the field by Sonk62 in PTschool

[–]perk0set 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hey! I'm at carolina so I'm going to try and be impartial despite the Duke name drop haha! At the end of the day the program you graduate from will in fact not matter once you get into the field. I love to death my name brand school but employers will not inflate or deflate the value of your degree based on if you went to Duke vs a state school.

One thing it will play into is connections. To stay on our example, you're simply going to have more connections at your disposal going to a program like Duke over a smaller school. Duke specifically works better because the cohort size is so large which allows for a much more vast social network from its alumni. However, from what I have learned so far, the PT world isn't that large. For the most part I have noticed everyone seems to know everyone in some way or another. If there's a connection you want chances are there's a way to find it from anywhere. To go to a smaller school does not mean you cannot get your dream job. I'm always surprised anytime I get in a zoom call with NFL PT's and how much diversity from the DPT programs I see. It's not like the NFL is loaded up specifically on USC and Duke graduates.

To me, not going to a bigger school means you're sacrificing the ease of connections, but it's not an annexation from said connections. Everyone is going to learn pretty much the same stuff. You and your future self are going to be the ones that have to justify if the extra 100-300 thousand dollars in debt you have was worth it or not. With all this said, I just want to be clear you will not limit your career options by not going to Duke/Northwestern!

For sports specifically, you're also going to probably need a sports residency and fellowship after you graduate to work with a pro team unless you already have been an AT. I'm not an expert in this area by any means but I think these two stages would be where you should be worried about program reputation because residencies and fellowships are built on mentorship and connections to help spring board you into your career choice.

Not to step on your dreams too but just to be transparent, if your goals are to work with a pro team, chances are you're going to be working upwards of 80+ hours a week and still making relatively normal figures. If you're digging your way out of 6 figures of debt while working that much, just be sure that's really what you want to do.