scottmcneal
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Hey you guyssssssssssssssssss. What have you done to this thread? Did you all kick the bucket or what
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Still alive, though tomorrow, the doctor will try and cut my finger off.
As mentioned previous, just after Thanksgiving, I was helping Noah load a "free" 800 pound hot tub onto his trailer. The two gorillas helping us pushed way too fast, and my finger got caught between the hot tub frame and the trailer frame. After I finished dancing around, and pulled off my glove, I realized the end of the finger shouldn't be hanging on by a tiny flap of skin.
5 minute drive to the ER, and 12 stitches later, I was good as new - not. Turns out I smashed the end bone into 5 pieces, and one of the pieces spun 90 degrees, and now that it's mostly healed, we can see a chunk of that bone protruding from the skin.
So, they'll cut it back open and remove the bone fragment with Vise Grips or similar, then so it back up again. Hopefully, this will allow it to heal, since it's not quite healing yet.
Ahhh, the joys of old age...
David Bricker / SYR
As mentioned previous, just after Thanksgiving, I was helping Noah load a "free" 800 pound hot tub onto his trailer. The two gorillas helping us pushed way too fast, and my finger got caught between the hot tub frame and the trailer frame. After I finished dancing around, and pulled off my glove, I realized the end of the finger shouldn't be hanging on by a tiny flap of skin.
5 minute drive to the ER, and 12 stitches later, I was good as new - not. Turns out I smashed the end bone into 5 pieces, and one of the pieces spun 90 degrees, and now that it's mostly healed, we can see a chunk of that bone protruding from the skin.
So, they'll cut it back open and remove the bone fragment with Vise Grips or similar, then so it back up again. Hopefully, this will allow it to heal, since it's not quite healing yet.
Ahhh, the joys of old age...
David Bricker / SYR
scottmcneal
NAXJA Forum User
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Hey you want to help me move a spa. Now thats just not right
- Location
- In a strange land
No, that sounds about right. I swear The Varmints will be the death of me one way or another.
- Location
- Williams AZ
:wave:
Ryno XJ
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- Murrieta, CA
Checking in.
Skwerly
NAXJA Forum User
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- Ash Fork, AZ (Freedom)
Ayyyyye!
scottmcneal
NAXJA Forum User
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- not here
The wife an i was out your way not that long ago. It was cold but no snow.:bawl: Next time we head out that way i'll hit you up.
scottmcneal
NAXJA Forum User
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Nice to see some of you are still walking upright.
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- Duck River
Not that I’m competing with David or anything, but I did take a little notch out of my thumb with an angle grinder last week. Not nearly as bad, I know. But it bled like hell.
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toyotawrench
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- anaheim ca
Wuuuuzzzzuuuup
- Location
- Williams AZ
Are you even old enough to be in here? 
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- REDLANDS, CA. (SoCal)
Little manic today. Decided the North and southbridge heat sinks on the shop computer needed new thermal compound. It would help if I did not have the focus of a gnat.
Spinning in circles but I'm still in it suckers!
Spinning in circles but I'm still in it suckers!
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- REDLANDS, CA. (SoCal)
It is much pleasure as old people get from complaining, I will never whine about resetting a CPU cooler again.
Oh wait, old people don't understand technology. Never mind. Must be getting senile-er!
Oh wait, old people don't understand technology. Never mind. Must be getting senile-er!
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- REDLANDS, CA. (SoCal)
PISS OFF!
Still in it.
Still in it.
- Location
- In a strange land
It has been so long since any of the others posted you might be the last one left.
Of course it may just be that the rest have forgotten how to log in.
Of course it may just be that the rest have forgotten how to log in.
- Location
- REDLANDS, CA. (SoCal)
Animal control was a couple doors down. So on a lark when they went back to their truck I asked her if a 40 caliber was probably the best slug for dropping a coyote. LMAO! THE OFFICER ABOUT FREAKED OUT! "Don't be asking me that, it's illegal! " I said, but I'd use a silencer.
STILL IN IT!
And probably on yet another watch list. Can't figure out why but I know I'm already on one that I know of...
:dunno:
STILL IN IT!
And probably on yet another watch list. Can't figure out why but I know I'm already on one that I know of...
:dunno:
- Location
- REDLANDS, CA. (SoCal)
I'm here courtesy of my password manager.
- Location
- In a strange land
Since when is it illegal to shoot coyotes?
A 22LR works just fine. Only reason to go centerfire is if you need longer range accuracy. Unlikely you are getting much of that with a .40cal.
Don't lose track of that PW manager. I imagine that could be a fiasco.
A 22LR works just fine. Only reason to go centerfire is if you need longer range accuracy. Unlikely you are getting much of that with a .40cal.
Don't lose track of that PW manager. I imagine that could be a fiasco.
- Location
- Williams AZ
I took 2 shots at a coyote once with a .22lr. 230 yards. Hit under his belly, then 6" above his back. He casually walked away. :roflmao:
