Video Of Nurse With 10 Years Of Jiu-Jitsu Training Disarm Violent Patient At Hospital

By Larry LeoAug 5, 20268:06 pmDiscuss the story16
Soon to be a Jason Statham movie called "NURSE"....
(Bartool Sports)
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Soy boy wearing Tevas trying to fight = Democrat writing checks his arse cannot cash.
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The King1 month
F around and find out. That took some restraint by the male nurse.
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Nice throw. Maintained control to the ground. Kept his weight over his chest. Could have ground and pound the guy.
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FliesByNight1 month
In my head, I was expecting a girl for some reason.
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MidWestGuy1 month
The patient hangs onto his phone until the end, where it appears he slides it over to the security team. Weird priority in the midst of getting all those defensive maneuvers.
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Jabontik1 month
Got that rear naked choke and it was over. Poor guy didnt even know how to tap out
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Strannix1 month
Magnum PI
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CAD703X1 month
I like the way he nonchalantly gets up at the end "I'm done with this fricking guy"
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turnpiketiger1 month
Been waiting for his moment
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Jim Brockmire1 month
This headline is confusing. It should be written, "Video of Nurse with 10 Years of Jiu-Jitsu Training, Disarms Violent Patient at Hospital. Now I realize y'all struggle with knowing which words to capitalize or not, so you default to all caps. No prob... but at least use AI to help you conjugate the freaking verb. The 's,' it matters. Get AI help! Y'all will look much wiser!
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Fan19581 month
Actually, the headline should read "Video of nurse with 10 years of Jiu-Jitsu training disarming violent patient at hospital". "Video" is the subject of the sentence. The way the headline is written it makes "nurse" the subject. But "nurse" is the object of a preposition and thus cannot be the subject.

This would be correct: "Nurse with 10 years of Jiu-Jitsu training disarms violent patient at hospital". In this case "nurse" is the subject and the verb "disarms" makes for correct subject-verb agreement.
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Bayou1 month
well done
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goodgrin1 month
And the patient was charged by the hospital for behavior management.
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LSUtoBOOT1 month
Doctor, the sedative was administered.
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HeadSlash1 month
Do they still call it a B52?
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FaCubeItches1 month
Said-A-Give?!?!?!
- Frederick Frankenstein
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