Arnold Schwarzenegger breaks a leg in ski accident

[Rianam]

Read this on Defamer:

"A friend who spoke to Schwarzenegger after the accident said the governor was "aggravated" about what happened, describing the accident as a "slow fall" on an icy surface. Schwarzenegger's press office would not release any details about the accident. But Adi Erber, a ski instructor who was with him at the time, said Schwarzenegger was standing still before the accident, preparing for the final 200 yards of the Lower Warm Springs run.

The governor's ski pole became caught in one of his skis, causing him to trip and fall, Erber said, describing it as a "freak accident.""

Not quite the macho image now, lol.

[AliceInWonderland]

Originally Posted by HWBL

I wonder when was the last time he did that?

omg i had no idea he looked so shitty under those suits!

[AliceInWonderland]

Originally Posted by SVZ

OMFG he has a face growing out of his stomach! like that guy from total recall

^ yeah and i didnt know that chest hair turns white like that!

[sweetness]

HA! The face on his stomach looks just like the one on his head!! It's like it's his twin coming out or something!

[twitchy]

Originally Posted by aabbcc

Would someone please go to the first posting of this article and answer my question because I'm very curious! Thank you.

Just noticed your question!

Given his heart problems a while back, it might be this:
What is an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD)?

An ICD is a device implanted in the chest to monitor and, if necessary, correct episodes of serious abnormal heart rhythms. There are three parts to an ICD:

1. The pulse generator, which is responsible for generating the electric shock, is a small box (from 1 to 2 inches wide and weighing ½ to 3 ounces) that also contains a battery.
2. The leads are small wires that carry the shock from the generator to the electrodes. Where your doctor decides to place the leads depends on your particular heart problem.
3. The electrodes actually deliver the shock to the heart.

ICDs are most often implanted in the upper chest. Sometimes they are placed beneath the abdominal skin or muscles at the "bikini line" for cosmetic reasons because a small lump can be seen where the ICD has been implanted.9 Source

[aabbcc]

Thanks, twitchy ... I didn't have a clue what that weird bump could be.

[Laurent]

Originally Posted by twitchy

ICDs are most often implanted in the upper chest. Sometimes they are placed beneath the abdominal skin or muscles at the "bikini line" for cosmetic reasons because a small lump can be seen where the ICD has been implanted.

If he had the option, I can't imagine why he didn't have it put in on the bikini line to preserve his amazing bod.