She's not saying "resistance is futile" so one kind is off the table.What kinds of chips did she get implanted?
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She's not saying "resistance is futile" so one kind is off the table.What kinds of chips did she get implanted?
Hey! I had that several years ago! Hope she's feeling better![/QUOTE I shattered something in my elbow. The injury produced about 20 small chips around my elbow under the skin. I thought it was cartilage and just moved on,no medical attention (I was 16). Those chips just stayed for many years. Initially the joint was painful and stiff but the pain faded over weeks and has never affected my amazingly graceful performances...They must have somehow been absorbed by my body. I remember my father joking,"You have allot of good points about you; elbows,knees,etc"....Right elbow has a weird look to it.
My wife has itches under a splint put in place after 'open reduction internal fixation surgery' for a break in the olecranon (elbow) bone.
Translating: she broke her elbow, the surgeon sliced her arm open then moved part of a bone into place and put a plate + screws in her arm.
Isn't medical jargon wonderful. Thank goodness for google.
A favorite!I love winter. Apparently, pipes don't. So..........
One of their best.A favorite!
Curly & the cook are the greatest.One of their best.
Snow throwers are slow for such stuff.We have 1 inch of light fluffy snow....my neighbor's son was just outside....clearing their, rather small, driveway with a snow blower.....apparently dad saw this....son now finishing with a shovel....which, for that driveway, with this amount of snow...you're talking about 15 to 20 minutes.
Snow throwers are slow for such stuff.
For that, I use a 48" wide shovel.
Faster, quieter, more fun.
I have that size too. It's better for wetter snow.Well, since I am not trying to compensate for, shall we say, lacking in other places, I have the same shovel, but its a 36"
I have that size too. It's better for wetter snow.
Great shovels, aren't they? I've been using them
since long before they became widely available.
(Had to buy them from farm supply outfit, Gempler's.)
I rarely break any....just wear them down tothey are best for plowing. Which reminds me, I have to get a snow shovel, mine broke last year...cheap dang thing, only lasted about 20 years.....