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Gotta love a good dumpster fire

 

Don't work that way
They chase you.

 

One of the reasons I go to work before everyone else and gone before they get to the office.

 

Oh she's plenty riled. Wondering how many days of I'll get. We should start a poll?

 

Sippin on Gin-n-Juice

 

Yep, Andy is OG.

 

You are a god my friend, when you put new brakes on they should never wear again, even when the driver is a total mental douche that shouldn't be riding a bike!!

RJ

 

Morning Everyone !!!

Thought my sleepless nights were behind me , last night I couldnt get comfortable . My knee was causing my leg to cramp up and even with strong pain meds onboard it didnt help

Looks like a midafternoon nap is on my to do list

 

I've started using ice packs and it makes a big difference. We have the kind with the screw cap so we can reload it. Tip from the PT lady - add alcohol so it gets colder and doesn't freeze. I only have a few days of pain meds left, and they are fairly week taken only every 8 hours. Doesn't do much so I depend on the ice.

 

Basically if you touch the car and something happens it's your fault.

 

You have a hip replaced ?

 

A year later?

 

You touch it you own it.....

 

Close,

Last one to touch it, owns it.

 

They are following the Military rules then lol

Cypher

 

I rely on ice therapy alot and use what was given to me at the VA . I've got (8) frozen gel pads with a velcro pouch that I can strap onto my knee .these pads work very well and last over an hour

I also have a cold therapy machine that resembles an ice chest with pump , hoses and bladder with velcro straps . This machine I can leave on my knee for longer sessions and the ice stays cold for up to six hours

 

Exactly, the same thing with networks in my business... You did this, 17 network engineers back, it's your fault!!

RJ

 

No, a plate with screws. The first illustration is of a femoral neck fracture. My fracture was more vertical. The second illustration was drawn by the PA and the squiggly line is the fracture, with the pins/screws pulling it all back together.