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Old 01-29-2013, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Loch View Post
The fact that mouth guards aren't relevant to concussions doesn't mean they aren't a good idea... ask anyone who has chipped/cracked teeth or almost bitten through their tongue in a collision...
Oh for sure, they absolutely serve a purpose. You're speaking to someone with three front teeth busted in half. Anything to spare people having to deal with that is a positive. I'm just not a fan of spreading falsehood to help promote a cause even if it's benevolent.
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