u/weichengyee

My friends and I were recently reminiscing about shows from our childhood, and it triggered a memory of this one crazy cartoon I used to watch (and I SWEAR TO GOD it's real). I remember watching it while on a trip to Canada with my parents, so I suspect it is a Canadian show. All I can remember is that there was this really whacky group of characters: a tiger that could fly, a sentient pizza slice, and then this lizard thing and an old dude, and they flew around everywhere. The pizza slice also wore sunglasses I think. When I explained the show to my friends, they all looked at me like I was crazy, but I know for a FACT I watched this show SOMEWHERE and I KNOW it is real. Does anyone have any input on what it might be?

I got a full ACL graft 4 days ago on the morning of May 8th. While they were in there, they discovered I had a minor meniscus tear that they hadn't caught in the MRI, and repaired that as well. I have gotten to the point of being able to move independently with crutches, can bear about 50 percent weight (I'm not exactly sure how MUCH 50 percent weight is, but I can certainly put some weight on my leg flat-footed. I start physical therapy on Thursday, and did all the necessary prehab pre-op. I am a relatively healthy young adult (19M). I have been scraping the internet to figure out when I should be walking again and out of this stupid knee brace, but everywhere I look I see conflicting numbers. I therefore decided to come to reddit to see if anyone with a similar experience could give me some advice on what to expect, like when I should be off crutches, walking like normal, and out of the knee brace, and perhaps some more niche things (eg. return to side-sleeping, sitting normally in chairs, stomach-sleeping, minor weightlifting, etc.). Any advice is appreciated, and it has been so amazing scrolling this sub seeing others going thru the same stuff I am.