tonycondon
Gastons CRO (Chief Dinner Reservation Officer)
N2212R said:NW to EST not NE - and out of my way.
does this mean you are coming Ed?
N2212R said:NW to EST not NE - and out of my way.
Priorities Bruce...bbchien said:I am so bummed. But I Sooooo DO need to be home.
bbchien said:Sigh. Can't come. My Daughter's going to be post op day #1 from a torn Anterior Cruciate Ligament repair....
Come to Ames... You can fly with me to Estherville.. That'll save you some fuel.N2212R said:Well, it's three hours (no wind) to Ames. Then an hour to Esterville, then an hour back to Ames, then three hours back home. And it's not like there's cheap fuel in Iowa.
vontresc said:Well I'd love to hitch a ride with Kent, but I have too much stuff going on that weekend. Badger game, and housewarming party at a friends place Saturday, and Packer game Sunday.
Pete
Yea . . . about them Hoosiersvontresc said:Talking about Iowa football....how 'bout them Hoosiers......
Pete
No, this is the No 2, the tumbler cheerleader diver. She dismounted from the top of the pyramid, in a layout (reverse back flip with no pike position) and came out a few degrees rotationally short. Boom! No Anterior Cruciate Ligament anymore.AdamZ said:Ugh is this the ballerina Bruce? Result of the recent car accident? Heres to a speedy recovery.
N2212R said:Yeah, but those aren't real football teams. Might as well go to Iowa.
OH Flier said:Any room for a buckeye pilot?
It's 519nm, closer than Gastons or SERFI.
Tomahawk674 said:Anyone going that could give me a lift, from St. Joseph MO? (KSTJ)
I would help cover rental/avgas
flyingcheesehead said:Wow. Those Detroit Lions fans get one win, and think they've conquered the world!
bbchien said:No, this is the No 2, the tumbler cheerleader diver. She dismounted from the top of the pyramid, in a layout (reverse back flip with no pike position) and came out a few degrees rotationally short. Boom! No Anterior Cruciate Ligament anymore.
Sigh.
bbchien said:There are now NO OEM body panels on the 1997 Camry.
Sigh.
Yeah, I see a lot in the waterskiing world, especially the serious jumpers and the trick skiers (tie the rope to your foot and spin around while jumping the wake and or rope). From what I've seen, a good surgeon can usually restore full function, but there are failures as well. After the surgery, I would assume that PT is important to strengthen the joint and restore full range. From what I've seen though, the biggest problem is it seems the folks who tear the ACL in the first place are prime candidates to do it again because they continue to do the same risky stuff.SkyHog said:Bruce, I am sorry to hear about your daughter. When I was wrestling, I saw a lot of ACL and MCL tears, and not a single one looked like it was fun. And the aftermath didn't either.
Is it a complete tear? Will she be able to get back to either cheerleading? Ugh, the sight of ACL tear on the face is really bringing back some ugly memories. I'm so sorry.
bbchien said:Boom! No Anterior Cruciate Ligament anymore.
There are now NO OEM body panels on the 1997 Camry.
bbchien said:There are now NO OEM body panels on the 1997 Camry.
Sigh.
N2212R said:Do what my parents did. Make her drive the car around - wrecked - as a badge of honor. Sheet metal from the HVAC supply house should do the trick.
ApacheBob said:Mike Andrews -- when you try to talk yourself out of going...just don't listen!
ApacheBob
tonycondon said:supposed to be 49 F and partly cloudy. lets hope it holds.
jangell said:Just changed to showers. But..the weather forecast out nine days isn't exactly...solid.
I was thinking 1992 F150, but what I need are mass and lotsa airbags....that translates into......my FORD 500! How come I never get to drive a new car....!lancefisher said:Shoulda got a Saturn with those indestructable body panels.B)
It's completely, totally totally gone. Sigh.skyhog said:Is it a complete tear? Will she be able to get back to either cheerleading? Ugh, the sight of ACL tear on the face is really bringing back some ugly memories. I'm so sorry.