Next time, buy an M35.
Government Surplus you can get one for about $2-3000.
Posted on 12/28/2009 9:44:19 AM PST by asimshah
While Elen and Sally are at their cooking class later, I’m going to stock up on wine (as well as onions and cereal) before potentially being iced-in with the six boys for the weekend. (The girls will play with dolls or read or cook, but the boys will engage in Demolition.)
Is the wine to help you get through the demolition? ;-)
Exactly. When someone turns up shouting, “James destroyed my (direct object)!” I’ll just nod and smile ;-).
j/k, I’m actually a responsible parent. And now I have to feed Frank so we can leave for the cooking class.
Good Luck! :-)
Ouch is right. He slept badly and was walking carefully last night. He’ll probably be on later.
I’m awake.
I even made the attempt to look human.
I can still smell the airbag, smells like melting wires.
Felxoril makes your mouth dry.
Annnnnd.. nobody is giving me a straight answer as to where my car is.
Next time, buy an M35.
Government Surplus you can get one for about $2-3000.
LOL, ouch.
I was thinking of grabbing an M-8 Greyhound.
At least you’re alive, for which we’re all grateful. I’m sorry about how badly you’re going to feel for a while!
I’ve had so much trouble with my computer the last few days that I just now read this.
You gotta get better, soon, Darks. I mean, what will we do for a Typso Generator if your owt two long?
The Red X In A Box covers a lot of categories, doesn’t it?
That’s alright, the kid who ran the red arrow is gonna feel the heat for awhile.
The vehicle he was driving was his mom’s.
I’m alive, my back just hurts.
Heh. I can imagine what I would do ...
When Anoreth got her license, I told her we assumed she would have some kind of minor collision over the next couple of years - like backing into something in the parking lot - and not to worry that we would carry on. However, your driver’s situation is a bit more series than that.
You’re obviously recovering: I can barely tpye!
Whiplash! My neck is arthritic from the whiplash in my accident, and it didn’t show up until 25 years ago. Fifteen after the accident. I hope they X-rayed your neck. It could be pinching a nerve in your back.
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It’s just his presents at the keybroad that causes the typsos.
I had to have a whole half-cup to get through this morning's meeting.
Glad you're alive and generally undamaged, Darks. But I'll second 'Face on the pinched nerve business. I had an accident several decades ago in a car with no headrests (I just just installed the seatbelt not long before the accident else I'd not be here now) and was plowed into from behind by a '57 Chev going 35 - 50 MPH. (I was stopped in a VW-bug-sized car.) The driver's seat collapsed, which probably saved my neck some, but I wound up in a foam neckbrace and near-constant headaches the next year from a pinched nerve.
They did a cat scan.
First they brought a cat into the room, made him meow at me.
Then they gave him some catnip and ranked his tail so he could see through me.
The cat said I’m okay, just a bunch of muscle pulls across the chest and possibly a little need for chiropracter.
Pick a good one!
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