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Harrison Ford could be out 6 months with his fractured ankle. Meeting this morning at Pinewood Studios to figure out going forward on Star Wars 7. -- nm
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Dilvá
Hmm, why 6 months? Usually 6 weeks for a bone to heal enough to walk on it. -- nm
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Inigo (aka Inigo)
Jun 23 '14, 11:34
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he's old, man! takes time.. -- nm
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colin
Jun 23, 11:51
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I already work around the clock! -- nm
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Harrison Ford
Jun 23, 12:03
Depends on the severity and location. Had three friends break their ankles last year,
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mafic
Jun 23, 11:43
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and he's older. If they expect him to be running and stuff it will take a while to rehab. -- nm
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Dilvá
Jun 23, 11:45
Leg, dammit! Leg!
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Bery si
Jun 23, 11:44
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mafic's right, it could be both. But, personally, I think a leg generally heals faster and more completely than an ankle ...
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Beryllium
Jun 23, 11:49
Why not both? The complicated friend broke both ankle and fibula, or maybe tibia. -- nm
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mafic
Jun 23, 11:48
he's like 105 or something. Old people heal slower -- nm
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decline
Jun 23, 11:36
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