BigDaddy’s Buzzed Shop Builds, Beer, Smoking BBQ, Grilling, Cake an BS

Man, all ya'll with yo fancy pistola's, rifles and shotties...
I keep a dull spoon on my nightstand, someone breaks in.... I'm gonna stab em in the stomach and then sit back and eat some jello while I wait on the bambulance to carry them off.

 

357--S&W

 

Cauterize as it rips a hole

 

I kind of set my mind last night that if I can upgrade my truck affordably... I'm going to. Makes me sad but there's so much that needs fixed I'm just too overwhelmed...I don't see me being able to get one for the same payments but if I can I probably will. Sucks to start over again though.

 

Join the Looters , It's all Free

 

No, I wasn't sure that would be good for plantar fasciitis or not

 

I feel that. We all need a vacation!

 

Anyone know what day it is?

 

Ftfy

 

Someone ^ gets it

 

Taco Tuesday but I had cheeseburgers lol

 

Jack in the box day??

 

Ugh yeah saw a nice one a few weeks ago.

 

Mossy Persuader 8 shot loaded with 1oz3/8 of #2 hard shot handloads at 1330fps. Coyote DRT at 40 yrds. That otta work.
Too bad all my guns were lost in a horrific boat accident.

 

I know you've had those late night after drinkin $1 tacos. I miss my youth....

 

Yep it helps. Have 1k in them for all shoes and boots.

 

Web MD says you have 2 months to live...

How Do I Treat And Prevent Plantar Fasciitis?
Successful non-surgical treatments for plantar fasciitis begin and end with arch support. Any or all of the following treatments from FootSmartcould help you alleviate and prevent plantar fasciitis:


Wear Shoes with:

1. Stable arch support
2. A wide shock absorbing heel base
3. Cushioning in the front part of the foot

• Wear cushioning insoles. One study found that over-the-counter insoles reduce plantar fascia stress by 25-34%. (1)
• Use heel cushions and pads.
• Wear arch and foot supports (for increased arch support).
• Wear ankle braces to add support to the foot.
• Stretch the foot to relieve tension on the plantar fascia. You can stretch by hand or by using specific stretching aids.One study found that stretching improved symptoms of plantar fasciitis after eight weeks and at a two-year follow-up.

• Wear night splints. Night splints provide a consistent, automatic stretching of the plantar fascia over the course of the night. Using a splint can make those first steps in the morning much less painful.
• Use over-the counter orcustom shoe inserts. In cases where over-the-counter, flexible insoles do not help relieve pain, podiatrists often recommend rigid, custom inserts (orthotics). Rigid orthotics can realign the foot and provide long-term arch support.
• Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis

If those treatments do not sufficiently stop your heel pain, a foot and ankle specialist can administer steroid injections. These injections help your healing process by stopping the inflammatory process.