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yeah that'll never happen i'd have to put another 4cyl in the back to have enough ass to move tires big enough to get over that stuff

 

doing your sprinklers wasn't enough? did your neighbor help you dig? start your own buisness impulse sprinklers and root removal

 

god i hope you guys get to feeling better!

 

OMG Chuck I feel for you. I have it in my left shoulder too which was pinned and screwed back together years ago. But it doesn't usually bother me most of the time. When it is really cold and I shovel snow there are times that both the shoulder and foot give me pain that is over the top. So I can't even imagine what you have to go through most days.

On a positive note Sports Med built me a custom pair of orthotics that help a lot, and I've had quite a few pairs from foot doctors but these actually work, to some extent. They help keep the bone on bone grinding to a minimum. I have spent a small fortune on boots trying to find a pair that give me support and help keep the pain down and work with the Orthotics. Today I received a pair of Mountain Hunting boots that seem like they are really going to work. Sheep and Elk hunters have raved about the ankle support while sidehilling in the Mountains. So far I'm loving them. Put them on about 4 hours ago when they came and don't want to take them off. They are insulated Gore Tex and it is almost 90 with humidity about 90% too. And I don't care they feel that good and my foot is locked in place. Had to wait awhile for them to come in they are made in Italy and Black Ovis is the only US distributor and just got their once a year shipment in. Going to give them a couple of days and hikes and if they work out as well as I think they are going to get another pair and rotate them. Spendy but if they work are worth it at least to me. The ruff grouse on the North Shore and pheasants in SD better be afraid this year, very afraid!
http://www.blackovis.com/brands/crispi-boots

 

nothing like using the RIGHT tool for the job - he cut the pipe with a tree saw and loppers One end came out ok, but the other needed a little trimming. He bought one of the repair pieces and the gap was just right. I made him dig what needed to be dug.

 

Gotta wear what is comfy and works for you.

 

Yeah, don't spend $10 on a pvc pipe cutter.

 

see already serving as a supervising irrigation engineer

 

dig-dug. that was afun game-lol

 

And buy him a red stapler

 

i'll,i'll burn down the building!

 

shrink wrap his ass to his office chair and roll him out onto the driving range

 

"office space"-you didnt get the memo did you

 

i got to get up at 6am all this week. you know im doin all the drywall at the new mcdonalds

 

is that code for eating egg mcmuffins and drinking coffee

 

chris,please tell me you have seen the movie"office space"

 

guys i work with havent seen blazzing saddles!!

 

nope

 

oh my god! you HAVE too see this movie!!