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| Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785506] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 02:45 |
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The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
Finally got in to see the hand specialist today. This is the same guy
that installed the external fixator on my wrist in 2000. I hurt my
right wrist riding in WA with the Harrell's in May, and I hurt my left
thumb crashing on street tires in the mud and snow a week later. Went
to the ER, "Oh, it's just a deep bruise, you'll be fine." Right...Went
to see my regular doctor 3 weeks later when it didn't become "fine."
She said torn or detached tendon maybe. I had to wait 4 weeks to get in
to see the hand guy, which proved to be detrimental to my long-term
health. Bastards...
Anyway, I've got a torn and detached Ulnar Collateral Ligament in my
left thumb. It could have been repaired had I been in there 6 weeks
ago...had the ER doctor actually *looked* at my thumb (instead of just
x-rays that said nothing was broken) and realized it wasn't just a
bruise...had I been able to get in to see my doctor earlier than 3
weeks afterwards and demanded something be done NOW...had I been able
to get an appoinment with the hand guy sooner than 4 weeks out. (ok,
I'll say it: had I not been goofing around in the mud and snow on
street tires in the first place.)
On the bright side, since it is so fubar'd, I won't be doing any more
damage to it by riding with it like that. My doctor said it certainly
wouldn't be the *responsible* thing for him to recommend riding with it
like that, but since it needs to be reconstructed anyway, and since he
knows I'm going to continue riding regardless, what the hell? He said
if I can deal with the pain and discomfort with it like that, then to
go for it. He wants me to splint it up right away, though. He told me
to bring in a handlebar with a grip on it so that when they make the
splint I'll still be able to ride with it on. Yay!!
The surgery itself is almost identical to the ACL reconstructions I had
done. They take a tendon out of the back side of my wrist (he said
there are quite a few people that don't even have that tendon, kinda
like wisdom teeth) and attach it to the bone where the UCL used to be.
He said I'd only need 6 weeks off riding (hah! "only"...) with 8 weeks
being the worst-case scenario.
I'm not looking forward to it, that's for sure, and I'm a bit bummed
out about the whole thing.
But I must say, the overriding emotion right at the moment is pure
unadulterated joy at being able to ride in Idaho!! I mean, I knew the
thumb was messed up, and I figured it would be bad news, and I was
hoping I wouldn't hear, "Oh, no...you can't possibly ride with it like
that! You need surgery/cast/splint/etc right now!" I was hoping for a
magic corisone shot with no residual pain by the time we left, but I
know better.
So, if I'm lagging behind in Idaho, it's certainly not due to a glaring
lack of talent, it's my thumb...I can't help it!
So, if I'm sucking wind and gasping for air after 50 miles and
complaining that I couldn't possibly ride even 1 more mile, it's
certainly not due to a glaring lack of cardiovascular conditioning,
it's my thumb...I can't help it!
So, if I'm stumbling around the campfire, slurring my words and
laughing and just having a great time in general, it's certainly not
due to a glaring lack of self-discipline with the wine and pain pill
bottles, it's my thumb...I can't help it!
Right now, all I can think about is "I'll be riding in Idaho soon!"
I'll worry about that "Crap, another f'ing surgery to endure..." when I
get back.
9 days to go!!
Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785507 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 03:11 |
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Wow Tami!
I hope everything turns out ok. I know the rehab will suck.
Cindy and I have pushed up the departure to Saturday the 29th. THis will
give her more of a chance to recover from the drive without missing out on
the social events. She is even planning on renewing her drivers permit as
long as the Doc says it's cool. MS has a way of stealing shit from you.
Anyway, we can't wait to meet everyone again for the first time. We may make
it in on the 31st now. WHOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OP
"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote in message
news:1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
>
> The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
>
> Finally got in to see the hand specialist today. This is the same guy
> that installed the external fixator on my wrist in 2000. I hurt my
> right wrist riding in WA with the Harrell's in May, and I hurt my left
> thumb crashing on street tires in the mud and snow a week later. Went
> to the ER, "Oh, it's just a deep bruise, you'll be fine." Right...Went
> to see my regular doctor 3 weeks later when it didn't become "fine."
> She said torn or detached tendon maybe. I had to wait 4 weeks to get in
> to see the hand guy, which proved to be detrimental to my long-term
> health. Bastards...
>
> Anyway, I've got a torn and detached Ulnar Collateral Ligament in my
> left thumb. It could have been repaired had I been in there 6 weeks
> ago...had the ER doctor actually *looked* at my thumb (instead of just
> x-rays that said nothing was broken) and realized it wasn't just a
> bruise...had I been able to get in to see my doctor earlier than 3
> weeks afterwards and demanded something be done NOW...had I been able
> to get an appoinment with the hand guy sooner than 4 weeks out. (ok,
> I'll say it: had I not been goofing around in the mud and snow on
> street tires in the first place.)
>
> On the bright side, since it is so fubar'd, I won't be doing any more
> damage to it by riding with it like that. My doctor said it certainly
> wouldn't be the *responsible* thing for him to recommend riding with it
> like that, but since it needs to be reconstructed anyway, and since he
> knows I'm going to continue riding regardless, what the hell? He said
> if I can deal with the pain and discomfort with it like that, then to
> go for it. He wants me to splint it up right away, though. He told me
> to bring in a handlebar with a grip on it so that when they make the
> splint I'll still be able to ride with it on. Yay!!
>
> The surgery itself is almost identical to the ACL reconstructions I had
> done. They take a tendon out of the back side of my wrist (he said
> there are quite a few people that don't even have that tendon, kinda
> like wisdom teeth) and attach it to the bone where the UCL used to be.
> He said I'd only need 6 weeks off riding (hah! "only"...) with 8 weeks
> being the worst-case scenario.
>
> I'm not looking forward to it, that's for sure, and I'm a bit bummed
> out about the whole thing.
> But I must say, the overriding emotion right at the moment is pure
> unadulterated joy at being able to ride in Idaho!! I mean, I knew the
> thumb was messed up, and I figured it would be bad news, and I was
> hoping I wouldn't hear, "Oh, no...you can't possibly ride with it like
> that! You need surgery/cast/splint/etc right now!" I was hoping for a
> magic corisone shot with no residual pain by the time we left, but I
> know better.
>
> So, if I'm lagging behind in Idaho, it's certainly not due to a glaring
> lack of talent, it's my thumb...I can't help it!
>
> So, if I'm sucking wind and gasping for air after 50 miles and
> complaining that I couldn't possibly ride even 1 more mile, it's
> certainly not due to a glaring lack of cardiovascular conditioning,
> it's my thumb...I can't help it!
>
> So, if I'm stumbling around the campfire, slurring my words and
> laughing and just having a great time in general, it's certainly not
> due to a glaring lack of self-discipline with the wine and pain pill
> bottles, it's my thumb...I can't help it!
>
> Right now, all I can think about is "I'll be riding in Idaho soon!"
> I'll worry about that "Crap, another f'ing surgery to endure..." when I
> get back.
>
> 9 days to go!!
>
>
> Tami-
>
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785511 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 03:36 |
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In article <1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote:
> Right now, all I can think about is "I'll be riding in Idaho soon!"
> I'll worry about that "Crap, another f'ing surgery to endure..." when I
> get back.
>
> 9 days to go!!
>
When I walk around the lumber yard, I can always spot a dirt biker. We're the
ones limping and still trying to work :)
Good luck with the surgery.
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785512 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 03:46 |
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optaylor wrote:
> Wow Tami!
I know...what a dork.
>
> I hope everything turns out ok.
Of course it will, it always does!
> I know the rehab will suck.
Of course it will, it always does.
>
>
> Cindy and I have pushed up the departure to Saturday the 29th. THis will
> give her more of a chance to recover from the drive without missing out on
> the social events.
Right on. The riding is great and all, but the social stuff is tons o'
fun!
> She is even planning on renewing her drivers permit as
> long as the Doc says it's cool.
That's cool! Maybe she can borrow someone's rental car to drive around
the campground. Jay C makes it look really fun.
> MS has a way of stealing shit from you.
I know. My uncle had it.
> Anyway, we can't wait to meet everyone again for the first time. We may make
> it in on the 31st now. WHOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We'll be looking forward to your arrival. I'll be easy to spot...I'll
be the drunk and drooling redhead with baggies of ice on her knees and
hands.
>
> OP
Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785513 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 03:49 |
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HardWorkingDog wrote:
> In article <1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
> "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote:
>
> > Right now, all I can think about is "I'll be riding in Idaho soon!"
> > I'll worry about that "Crap, another f'ing surgery to endure..." when I
> > get back.
> >
> > 9 days to go!!
> >
>
> When I walk around the lumber yard, I can always spot a dirt biker. We're the
> ones limping and still trying to work :)
Yup <G>
There are long-time guests that come back to the hotel every now and
again and they always ask me if I have any new hardware or scars to
show them. I hate to disappoint my fans.
>
> Good luck with the surgery.
The surgery? Screw that...wish me luck with riding in Idaho. The
surgery will take care of itself, I'm sure.
> --
> Charles
Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785516 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 04:35 |
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"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote in message
news:1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
>
> The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
>
<snip details and the holeshot attempt on excuses>
Tami, Tami, Tami..
So, uh, this ISN'T the hand you tweaked here at our place, it's the other
one you tweaked in the mud, right?
At least I'll still be able to sleep at night.
Sorry for the inevitable limitations, but you know we'll gladly deal with
the consequences for your company.
Sounds like it'll be a freakishly fast rehab, by your standards. That's
sorta good news, in a silver-lining sort of way.
Be careful on those damn stairs for the next 9 days, OK?
Tim H
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785521 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 06:37 |
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"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote in message
news:1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
You go girl. The whole shot on the excuses. You're starting into
the second corner and everyone else is still sitting on the line.
I am in awe.
-Jeff Deeney- ©2005 DoD#0498 NCTR UTMA BRC COHVCO AMA
jldeeney [at] c om c ast d ot net '99 ATK 260LQ-Stink Wheels '94
XR650L-HellSickle
We don't stop riding because we get old, we get old because we stop riding.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785535 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 13:21 |
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Tim H wrote:
> "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
> >
> > The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
> >
> <snip details and the holeshot attempt on excuses>
"Attempt?" I swept both motos, baby! I'm on the top of the podium!
I had to park that Buckley character in order to do it, but I
persevered, rode my own race, stayed within myself and tried not to do
too much with the track.
>
> Tami, Tami, Tami..
I know, I know...
At least I had the decency to do it *before* arriving in Idaho this
time.
>
> So, uh, this ISN'T the hand you tweaked here at our place, it's the other
> one you tweaked in the mud, right?
That's correct. The wrist I hurt at your place (hmm...the wrist I
hurt...while riding *your* bike...on *your* private
property...obviously due to a defective trail and improperly placed
tree...Hey! I think I'll go shopping for a new CRF Junior!) is only
"severely sprained" and, according to my doctor, we can worry about
those cysts on the tendons later after we fix the left hand. On a
brighter note, I am not to do anything that makes it hurt, which is
mostly washing bikes and cars and dishes. Odd that it hurts worse after
those activities than it does after riding. Don't you think a sprained
wrist would feel better after 2 months?
> At least I'll still be able to sleep at night.
Oh, yes; Get some sleep. The thumb injury was totally not your fault!
> Sorry for the inevitable limitations, but you know we'll gladly deal with
> the consequences for your company.
Thanks! I'll try to keep the whining and complaining to a minimum.
> Sounds like it'll be a freakishly fast rehab, by your standards. That's
> sorta good news, in a silver-lining sort of way.
Yeah, when he started bandying about words like "reconstruction" and
"spare tendon" I started getting nervous, and even got a little queasy.
But it doesn't sound *too* bad. At least I'll be able to walk and work
and stuff. I might have to drive the cargo van to work again, though,
which will suck Big Time.
> Be careful on those damn stairs for the next 9 days, OK?
Yeah, I'm thinking about going out the front door from now on.
Our 2nd softball season starts the day before we leave. We told the
coach we'd be gone by then. No sense risking unnecessary injury the day
before leaving.
>
> Tim H
Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785538 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 14:04 |
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Tami, have you considered knitting?
builds the wrists while you wile away the hours...
john
heal fast, & straight
"WoodsChick" <T
> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
> The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
> Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785550 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 15:55 |
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In article <1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote:
> Anyway, I've got a torn and detached Ulnar Collateral Ligament in my
> left thumb. It could have been repaired had I been in there 6 weeks
> ago...had the ER doctor actually *looked* at my thumb (instead of just
> x-rays that said nothing was broken)
Wow, our dilemma is so alike it's scary (only difference in the entire
story above: mine is the right thumb).
So yeah, for you Americans that think we have it great here in Kanuk
Land think again. Our "communist-like regime" (as you Yankees like to
think of it) isn't as wonderful as you may think. If the idiot doctor
that looked at the x-rays had told me about the consequences of torn
ligaments and how it should be followed up quickly (instead of the good
news that nothing was broken) I wouldn't have missed a lot of races and
have believed I'd be partially handicapped for life for as long as I
had. Also it would have spared me about 80 visits to the physiotherapist
(yes, I have to go see my beloved physio later today - ordeal still goes
on).
So yeah, fucking arrogant doctors that think so highly of themselves.
Ought to come down from their pedestal and actually help those looking
for help. Bastards.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785558 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 17:26 |
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"Jeff Deeney" <nospamers [at] biteme.net> wrote in message
news:jIGdnUwVFfYUlSLZnZ2dnUVZ_rSdnZ2d [at] comcast.com...
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> "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1153356300.652897.228370 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
>
> You go girl. The whole shot on the excuses. You're starting into
> the second corner and everyone else is still sitting on the line.
> I am in awe.
Dang. That whould have been "The hole shot".
-Jeff Deeney- DoD#0498 NCTR UTMA BRC COHVCO AMA
'99 ATK 260LQ-Stink Wheels '94 XR650L-HellSickle
We don't stop riding because we get old, we get old because we stop riding.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785570 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 18:15 |
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> > She is even planning on renewing her drivers permit as
> > long as the Doc says it's cool.
>
> That's cool! Maybe she can borrow someone's rental car to drive around
> the campground. Jay C makes it look really fun.
The only thing more fun than beating the shit out of a rental car
through a campground, is doing it without a driver's license. Besides,
I DO need a surrogate (man, I wish I could go).
Tami - you are the only person that busts herself/himself up more than
me. Heal up fast and well so you can keep winning the crown (please -
it's my only hope). The thumb ligament is a suck - I've never had that
specific injury, but learned to always check for it whenever I get
"skiiers thumb" - which, unfortunately, is fairly often.
Good tidings -
Jay
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785585 ] |
Thu, 20 July 2006 18:46 |
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WoodsChick wrote:
> The good news? Kick-ass excuse should I suck in Idaho.
>
> The bad news? Reconstructive surgery in my future...again.
>
>
>
> Tami-
>
Geeze, you really need to knock this stuff off, stay away from
magnets, and good luck! Be safe in spudville!
Joe
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785610 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 00:59 |
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WoodsChick wrote:
>
> There are long-time guests that come back to the hotel every now and
> again and they always ask me if I have any new hardware or scars to
> show them. I hate to disappoint my fans.
And you rarely do, I'm sure.
-Wellen
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785611 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 01:05 |
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WoodsChick wrote:
> mostly washing bikes and cars and dishes. Odd that it hurts worse after
> those activities than it does after riding.
I've been finding that riding somehow "breaks loose" the arthritis at
the base of my thumb so it actually hurts less after 2-3 consecutive
days of hard (for me) riding than it does normally.
> Yeah, when he started bandying about words like "reconstruction" and
> "spare tendon" I started getting nervous, and even got a little queasy.
I can empathize - when the doc talked about peeling a piece of calf
muscle "like string cheese" to use to make my ankle work again I really
didn't want to picture that. Now I wish I had a video - the ankle
works great - he did a fine job :)
> But it doesn't sound *too* bad. At least I'll be able to walk and work
> and stuff. I might have to drive the cargo van to work again, though,
> which will suck Big Time.
But just think of the "bumps" you can give those darn lane-splitters.
-Wellen
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785612 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 01:19 |
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Jeff Deeney wrote
> > You go girl. The whole shot on the excuses. You're starting into
> > the second corner and everyone else is still sitting on the line.
> > I am in awe.
>
> Dang. That whould have been "The hole shot".
When I read it I saw (in my mind) "You shot the [whole] wad."
But then I realized who you were talking about and, well, I thought
maybe you'd disclosed something only you and Eric were aware of...
-Wellen
P.S. Then I saw where you said "That whould have been..." and I saw
(in my mind) "That woody has been..." and blocked everything from there
on.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785613 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 01:25 |
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> So yeah, fucking arrogant doctors that think so highly of themselves.
> Ought to come down from their pedestal and actually help those looking
> for help. Bastards.
Wow - that reads word for word what I see on my teaching evaluations.
I'm glad to know other arrogand bastards get the same feedback.
-Professor Joe
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785618 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 02:05 |
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"Wellen - '02 200exc & '04 MTD 38" <yosef [at] sisna.com> wrote in message
news:1153437569.619312.24220 [at] p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
> Jeff Deeney wrote
>> > You go girl. The whole shot on the excuses. You're starting into
>> > the second corner and everyone else is still sitting on the line.
>> > I am in awe.
>>
>> Dang. That whould have been "The hole shot".
>
> When I read it I saw (in my mind) "You shot the [whole] wad."
>
> But then I realized who you were talking about and, well, I thought
> maybe you'd disclosed something only you and Eric were aware of...
>
> -Wellen
>
> P.S. Then I saw where you said "That whould have been..." and I saw
> (in my mind) "That woody has been..." and blocked everything from there
> on.
Wow Joe, this is a great insight into the inner working of your mind.
Disturbing, but insightful :-) I look fwd to seeing you in a couple of
weeks. What was the plan for keeping you up at night? Scones?
-Jeff Deeney- DoD#0498 NCTR UTMA BRC COHVCO AMA
'99 ATK 260LQ-Stink Wheels '94 XR650L-HellSickle
We don't stop riding because we get old, we get old because we stop riding.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785639 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 05:10 |
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On 20 Jul 2006 04:21:10 -0700, "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com>
wrote:
>.Hey! I think I'll go shopping for a new CRF Junior!)
I'm thinking I've read this before.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785663 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 13:25 |
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scrape wrote:
> On 20 Jul 2006 04:21:10 -0700, "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com>
> wrote:
>
> >.Hey! I think I'll go shopping for a new CRF Junior!)
>
> I'm thinking I've read this before.
Yeah, well, if someone would just win the damn lottery I wouldn't have
to keep saying I'm going shopping for a new CRF Junior...
Tami-
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785702 ] |
Fri, 21 July 2006 20:46 |
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Jeff Deeney wrote:
> "Wellen - '02 200exc & '04 MTD 38" <yosef [at] sisna.com> wrote in message
> news:1153437569.619312.24220 [at] p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
> > Jeff Deeney wrote
> >> > You go girl. The whole shot on the excuses. You're starting into
> >> > the second corner and everyone else is still sitting on the line.
> >> > I am in awe.
> >>
> >> Dang. That whould have been "The hole shot".
> >
> > When I read it I saw (in my mind) "You shot the [whole] wad."
> >
> > But then I realized who you were talking about and, well, I thought
> > maybe you'd disclosed something only you and Eric were aware of...
> >
> > -Wellen
> >
> > P.S. Then I saw where you said "That whould have been..." and I saw
> > (in my mind) "That woody has been..." and blocked everything from there
> > on.
>
> Wow Joe, this is a great insight into the inner working of your mind.
> Disturbing, but insightful :-)
Really.
Ladies and Gentlemen, have you met my best friend Joe?
Glad I'm not like that...
> I look fwd to seeing you in a couple of
> weeks. What was the plan for keeping you up at night? Scones?
Can anyone get some more of those bird bombs?
Tim H
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785719 ] |
Sat, 22 July 2006 00:25 |
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> Wow Joe, this is a great insight into the inner working of your mind.
> Disturbing, but insightful :-) I look fwd to seeing you in a couple of
> weeks. What was the plan for keeping you up at night? Scones?
but, but, you said on May 28:
> Scones? are they only for those awake after dark?
You you Joe, I'll share at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Cranberry scones made with olive oil margarine.
Assuming my trailer freezer repair is successful,
I'll bring them frozen unbaked, and cook up fresh
in camp.
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| Re: Doctor Visit Today: Good News, Bad News [message #785731 ] |
Sat, 22 July 2006 01:44 |
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"Wellen - '02 200exc & '04 MTD 38" <yosef [at] sisna.com> wrote in message
news:1153520758.026926.21920 [at] i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> Wow Joe, this is a great insight into the inner working of your mind.
>> Disturbing, but insightful :-) I look fwd to seeing you in a couple of
>> weeks. What was the plan for keeping you up at night? Scones?
>
> but, but, you said on May 28:
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>> Scones? are they only for those awake after dark?
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> You you Joe, I'll share at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
> Cranberry scones made with olive oil margarine.
> Assuming my trailer freezer repair is successful,
> I'll bring them frozen unbaked, and cook up fresh
> in camp.
Krap. You and Google have a mind like a steel trap.
I'll get the cook working on that this weekend. If I mix
everything & freeze it in the pan, it's easy camp grub.
A promise is a promise...
Oh, the trailer fridge & freezer seems to be working better than
ever.
-Jeff Deeney- DoD#0498 NCTR UTMA BRC COHVCO AMA
'99 ATK 260LQ-Stink Wheels '94 XR650L-HellSickle
We don't stop riding because we get old, we get old because we stop riding.
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On 21 Jul 2006 04:25:50 -0700, "WoodsChick" <TamiRowell [at] msn.com>
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>> >.Hey! I think I'll go shopping for a new CRF Junior!)
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>> I'm thinking I've read this before.
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>Yeah, well, if someone would just win the damn lottery I wouldn't have
>to keep saying I'm going shopping for a new CRF Junior...
Okay fine. I'll play harder.
I tried to return some obviously defective tickets the other day. The
clerk thought I was trying to be funny.
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