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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #60 on: October 18, 2011, 09:37:03 AM »
mailbox is down the street, so the mail lady is safe (and kinda homely).  Sex is sooooo overated anyway.

Go ahead and tell your wife that, see how much you get after that conversation.  :o
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #61 on: October 18, 2011, 09:47:08 AM »
Go ahead and tell your wife that, see how much you get after that conversation.  :o
Heck, I married an almost perfect woman, she aint into spending, puts up with me, and has the heart of a nympho ;D  If only she liked hunting as much as I do, there's also that thing below her nose, it makes this horrific sound most times 8)

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #62 on: October 18, 2011, 09:53:44 AM »
Heck, I married an almost perfect woman, she aint into spending, puts up with me, and has the heart of a nympho ;D  If only she liked hunting as much as I do, there's also that thing below her nose, it makes this horrific sound most times 8)

The heart of a nympho? I was thinking of another body part...

And that thing below her nose, besides making noise it can serve other functions as well.    :-*
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #63 on: October 18, 2011, 09:55:10 AM »
And what would that be :)

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #64 on: October 18, 2011, 10:50:00 AM »
And what would that be :)

Well, if I have to spell it out for you.

There's that certain thing that ALL men love and it can only be done with a mouth.





Eating.

What did you think I meant?   ;)
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #65 on: October 18, 2011, 03:56:18 PM »
Heck, I married an almost perfect woman, she aint into spending, puts up with me, and has the heart of a nympho ;D  If only she liked hunting as much as I do, there's also that thing below her nose, it makes this horrific sound most times 8)

Go ahead Chet, show her this one.  You wont be worrying about your countdown clock there will be no need of it. :thumbs:
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #66 on: October 18, 2011, 05:36:13 PM »
Go ahead Chet, show her this one.  You wont be worrying about your countdown clock there will be no need of it. :thumbs:
And you QFTd me :o  Musta been the drugs ;)  Thats my story and I'm stickin to it 8)

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #67 on: October 18, 2011, 06:03:11 PM »
Tomorrow will be better should be like 46 or so hours......
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #68 on: October 19, 2011, 12:01:29 PM »
Broke down last night, took some pain pills, friggin nerves are going all bonkers, pain was worst---on my left big toe, worked its way to the top of my foot, to make matters worse, for some reason my feet felt like they are freezing.  No fever, walking as much as I can to keep the blood pumping.  Gonna be a much longer recovery than I anticipated.......I need to have my son hide my bikes, I soooooooo wanna go for a ride, sun is out temps are mid 50s, perfect riding weather, and I'm stuck at home.

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #69 on: October 19, 2011, 12:09:32 PM »
Hang in....a couple more days and things will get lots better 8)
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #70 on: October 19, 2011, 12:25:09 PM »
I don't like taking pills either but I also don't want to feel the carnage of what was performed either.  Hang in there Chet, maybe we can be pen pals or do some skyping once I get laid up after my surgery in a couple weeks.  Hopefully you will be off and running by that time though.
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #71 on: October 19, 2011, 12:55:41 PM »
Hopefully in a coupla weeks I'll be wrist deep in a TB swap.  I'm also looking to paint my KLR, gonna be an original, maybe the new digi pattern, leaning toward more sand.  We'll be in touch for sure.

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #72 on: October 19, 2011, 03:57:40 PM »
Well just spent better then 30 minutes on the phone with the clinic.  Basicly got told they gave me drugs for a reason.  I have an extreme phobia to addiction, which I explained to them, they explained the regimen I will be following, it does the wheening as a matter of course.  They also explained just how much was removed from my spine, I really had no idea, thought it was some minor trim.  So it's back on meds I go.  I also asked just how long until I could expect to go back to work, based on what I do (weapons instructor/evaluator for our weapons maintainers on Ft Lewis).  3 months at the earliest, I have an under 5 pounds limit for the next 2 weeks, then work up to 20 pounds till the middle of January.  No exceptions.  Figure the weight of an M2 or better yet, a MK19 vastly exceeds those limits.  I am so screwed :(  What I think I will do once able is a bunch of volunteer work down at our local VA hospital, I'm a good listener.  I'll also do some work for the motorcycle safety org I work for on the side, work the phones, little stuff to keep me busy.
Any model hobbyists out there?  Any good links to model kits, cars and MCs would be what I would like to build.  Any other ideas on how to stay active without being too physical?

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #73 on: October 19, 2011, 05:24:57 PM »
Just my opinion but take the drugs Chet- they really do more good than harm. All of the ink (press) about drugs is negative because nobody would bother printing a story about someone taking a recommended drug, benefiting from it and then moving on with life.... which is exactly what most people really do. Unless you have an addictive personality, and that would almost certainly be obvious to you by now, I doubt you will become dependant on any chemical. Even if you were to become mildly dependant (not addicted, that is something different), the taper- off part will wean you off with less discomfort than trying to suffer through the surgery pain.

Again, just my opinion and I am not a medical professional.

No experience with static models as an adult but they look like they would be more frustrating than calming.

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Well just spent better then 30 minutes on the phone with the clinic.  Basicly got told they gave me drugs for a reason.  I have an extreme phobia to addiction, which I explained to them, they explained the regimen I will be following, it does the wheening as a matter of course. 

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Any model hobbyists out there?  Any good links to model kits, cars and MCs would be what I would like to build.  Any other ideas on how to stay active without being too physical?

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #74 on: October 19, 2011, 06:09:29 PM »
Thanks Brian, I'll be following the DRs advice fer sure.  I hate being in a cloud, kinda like riding in fog. 

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #75 on: October 19, 2011, 07:21:16 PM »
So Chet this surgery has made you Semi- Spineless?

Sorry couldn't resist...................
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #76 on: October 19, 2011, 07:25:11 PM »
Tamiya makes the best models, IMHO, but they are pretty proud of them too.  I don't know if there's anybody else that makes m/c models either.

What kind of reloader do you have?  I want a Dillon 550, gotta support the locals.

As far as the drugs go, don't take enough to get rid of all the pain, just most of it.  Worked for me anyway, and I have the same phobia as you.

Most drugs that our gov discourages us from using via LE are like children's Tylenol compared to medical-grade narcotics.
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #77 on: October 19, 2011, 08:38:43 PM »
Tamiya makes the best models, IMHO, but they are pretty proud of them too.  I don't know if there's anybody else that makes m/c models either.

What kind of reloader do you have?  I want a Dillon 550, gotta support the locals.

As far as the drugs go, don't take enough to get rid of all the pain, just most of it.  Worked for me anyway, and I have the same phobia as you.

Most drugs that our gov discourages us from using via LE are like children's Tylenol compared to medical-grade narcotics.
Tamiya, eh?  I'll be looking them up, I'd really like a C14, but that may be pushing it.  As luck would have, I have the Dillon 550, been using it since 97ish, I've loaded everything from .22 Hornet, up through .338.  Dillon has lived up to their name, best warranty out there.  I like their monthly Blue Press mag, guns and purty gurls!!!!!!!!!
So Chet this surgery has made you Semi- Spineless?

Sorry couldn't resist...................
Welllllllllll ;D  At least it should work better then when it was whole, I'll take %90 of %95 over %50 of %100 anyday.

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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #78 on: October 19, 2011, 09:28:52 PM »
Tamiya, eh?  I'll be looking them up, I'd really like a C14, but that may be pushing it.  As luck would have, I have the Dillon 550, been using it since 97ish, I've loaded everything from .22 Hornet, up through .338.  Dillon has lived up to their name, best warranty out there.  I like their monthly Blue Press mag, guns and purty gurls!!!!!!!!!Welllllllllll ;D  At least it should work better then when it was whole, I'll take %90 of %95 over %50 of %100 anyday.

Well if you're ever in AZ then you can see where your 550 was born--Snottsdale, AZ.   ;)
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Re: Seeing the surgeon
« Reply #79 on: October 19, 2011, 10:58:07 PM »
oooh boy... I don't know if I wanna jump in this conversation.... Not the biggest fan of prescription DRUGS! Mostly crap that mimics things found in nature.  Only to be tak'n in the most severe circumstance when you absolutely can't function...which is alot further down the road than most feeble minded folk would like to admit.
The body's amazing at healing itself if you'll talk to it and come to a peaceful agreement.  ;D
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