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Quoted: If you don't wake up in pain or are in pain all day, ask someone if you're dead. Sigh. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I don't know if its the ibuprofen or the shots but I don't hurt anymore. Me most days "It don't hurt anymore" is no longer in my vocabulary. Just wait until you're my age... If you don't wake up in pain or are in pain all day, ask someone if you're dead. Sigh. All of the "Why isn't it finished yet?" or "When do you think it'll be done?" texts are enough to remind me that I'm unfortunately still alive. |
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Quoted: Came back from walking the dogs. A tree in a truck is not something you see everyday. View Quote Myself and a coworker (We were in a fire vehicle) pulled one over once upon a time that had a tree hanging out from under a nerfbar... They were S bound in I35, in the N bound lane... Drunker then a skunk he was.. |
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Quoted: I had a car ready to go home this afternoon and wanted to double check the lug nut torque before I let it go. I think I stood there for probably five minutes looking at the wheel before finally deciding to kneel down and check the lug nuts because I knew how damn hard it was gonna be to get back up when I was finished. View Quote You need one of these: Attached File |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: holy shit built ford tough indeed. F Tree Fiddy /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/B926BC70-2451-4EC1-A889-3A3C070B9F9D-404.gif Oh and fuck you Loch Ness Monster |
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No car seat? Welcome to the 60s. How the fuck did we manage to survive before the Nanny State?
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We rode around for 15 years - no car seats, no seat belts.
Then dad got religion and the car didn't start until we were buckled. but that was long ago. |
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Quoted: Over the last 2 months, I got blood pressure medicine that worked. Me standing up is now double-jeopardy. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: "It don't hurt anymore" is no longer in my vocabulary. Just wait until you're my age... Truth I had a car ready to go home this afternoon and wanted to double check the lug nut torque before I let it go. I think I stood there for probably five minutes looking at the wheel before finally deciding to kneel down and check the lug nuts because I knew how damn hard it was gonna be to get back up when I was finished. Over the last 2 months, I got blood pressure medicine that worked. Me standing up is now double-jeopardy. Dude, I don't even want to discuss blood pressure meds. The doc in a box prescribed me 10mg of some shit and told me to monitor my BP for 2 months. If the numbers I was recording are accurete, I should be dead several times over. They seemed indifferent about it. |
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Quoted: Dude, I don't even want to discuss blood pressure meds. The doc in a box prescribed me 10mg of some shit and told me to monitor my BP for 2 months. If the numbers I was recording are accurete, I should be dead several times over. They seemed indifferent about it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: "It don't hurt anymore" is no longer in my vocabulary. Just wait until you're my age... Truth I had a car ready to go home this afternoon and wanted to double check the lug nut torque before I let it go. I think I stood there for probably five minutes looking at the wheel before finally deciding to kneel down and check the lug nuts because I knew how damn hard it was gonna be to get back up when I was finished. Over the last 2 months, I got blood pressure medicine that worked. Me standing up is now double-jeopardy. Dude, I don't even want to discuss blood pressure meds. The doc in a box prescribed me 10mg of some shit and told me to monitor my BP for 2 months. If the numbers I was recording are accurete, I should be dead several times over. They seemed indifferent about it. Regular doc or cardiologist? |
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Quoted: We rode around for 15 years - no car seats, no seat belts. Then dad got religion and the car didn't start until we were buckled. but that was long ago. View Quote Riding and playing games in the back end of a Suburban while we were road tripping... Hell my folks even tossed a mattress back there ==== take a nap.. |
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Quoted: We rode around for 15 years - no car seats, no seat belts. Then dad got religion and the car didn't start until we were buckled. but that was long ago. View Quote |
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I ran out of BP meds. Went to the dr. She sent me to emergency. 210 over 150 IIRC. He gives me meds.
A month later, I go back to my dr, asking about renewing the prescription. "You actually went? Wow!" Of course she didn't renew the prescription until I went back. Because???? (Never got a good answer.) |
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Quoted: All of the "Why isn't it finished yet?" or "When do you think it'll be done?" texts are enough to remind me that I'm unfortunately still alive. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I don't know if its the ibuprofen or the shots but I don't hurt anymore. Me most days "It don't hurt anymore" is no longer in my vocabulary. Just wait until you're my age... If you don't wake up in pain or are in pain all day, ask someone if you're dead. Sigh. All of the "Why isn't it finished yet?" or "When do you think it'll be done?" texts are enough to remind me that I'm unfortunately still alive. "I need you to do 3 weeks of database workload management consulting for free" "I need you to do 4-8 weeks of IT data ecosystem application source-to-target and application tuning for free" It's nice to be wanted. But I didn't get to see my kid for the first 12 years of his life because of this shit. I'm on the "two beer and a highball" plan now. Call someone who cares, especially one with a checkbook who will charge you. |
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View Quote I have something similar but again, I had to weight toe effort involved in walking all the way across the shop to get it and roll it to the car. These days I quite often find myself looking at a job thinking "Boy, this is really gonna suck." |
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Quoted: No car seat? Welcome to the 60s. How the fuck did we manage to survive before the Nanny State? View Quote Shit, I rode on the armrest in the front seat of our 68 Impala. My mom's right arm reflexes were nothing short of Olympic level whenever she hit the brakes. I think my chest is still bruised from a few panic stops. |
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