On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:19:49 -0500, "Eisboch"
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Ok. That's enough about gays. Let's get back to the original, off-topic
subject that we were discussing.

I just finished moving the Hammond "Porta-B" and it's Leslie speaker up from
the horse garage to my "apartment".

Whoever decided this thing is portable took a lot of liberties, especially
when you are doing it yourself. The upper section still weighs 249 lbs and
the Leslie isn't exactly a lightweight either. I got my energy up, grabbed
a dolly and got it done. Out of the garage, up that ice packed driveway,
into the house (with Mrs.E. freaking out), up two flights of stairs and ....
whew.... done.

Now I need to get some beer to nurse my aching back. I also am thinking
that thank God my B3 rental business really hasn't taken off. The Porta-B
is 249 lbs. The B3 is 500.

Sounds good though.

I'll being the MRI scans of my back and spine over sometime and we'll
compare.

Damned spine looks like a pretzel. :)

--

When I want your opinion, I'll beat it out of you

Tom Francis - SWSports wrote:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:19:49 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:

wrote in message
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Ok. That's enough about gays. Let's get back to the original, off-topic
subject that we were discussing.

I just finished moving the Hammond "Porta-B" and it's Leslie speaker up from
the horse garage to my "apartment".

Whoever decided this thing is portable took a lot of liberties, especially
when you are doing it yourself. The upper section still weighs 249 lbs and
the Leslie isn't exactly a lightweight either. I got my energy up, grabbed
a dolly and got it done. Out of the garage, up that ice packed driveway,
into the house (with Mrs.E. freaking out), up two flights of stairs and ....
whew.... done.

Now I need to get some beer to nurse my aching back. I also am thinking
that thank God my B3 rental business really hasn't taken off. The Porta-B
is 249 lbs. The B3 is 500.

Sounds good though.

I'll being the MRI scans of my back and spine over sometime and we'll
compare.

Damned spine looks like a pretzel. :)

I've got 20 years of lumbar MRI's. Since December of 2004 the look
really cool.

On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 18:46:52 -0500, BAR wrote:

Tom Francis - SWSports wrote:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:19:49 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:

wrote in message
...


Ok. That's enough about gays. Let's get back to the original, off-topic
subject that we were discussing.

I just finished moving the Hammond "Porta-B" and it's Leslie speaker up from
the horse garage to my "apartment".

Whoever decided this thing is portable took a lot of liberties, especially
when you are doing it yourself. The upper section still weighs 249 lbs and
the Leslie isn't exactly a lightweight either. I got my energy up, grabbed
a dolly and got it done. Out of the garage, up that ice packed driveway,
into the house (with Mrs.E. freaking out), up two flights of stairs and ....
whew.... done.

Now I need to get some beer to nurse my aching back. I also am thinking
that thank God my B3 rental business really hasn't taken off. The Porta-B
is 249 lbs. The B3 is 500.

Sounds good though.

I'll being the MRI scans of my back and spine over sometime and we'll
compare.

Damned spine looks like a pretzel. :)

I've got 20 years of lumbar MRI's. Since December of 2004 the look
really cool.

Heh - me too.

The latest is really interesting. I've been feeling this weird
pressure right were L1 and T12 meet some times up to T-10.

Turns out the rheumotoid arthritis is affecting the spine - oh goodie,
just what I needed.

--

"The superfluous, a very necessary thing."

Voltaire

"Wizard of Woodstock" wrote in message
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On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 18:46:52 -0500, BAR wrote:

Tom Francis - SWSports wrote:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:19:49 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:

wrote in message
...


Ok. That's enough about gays. Let's get back to the original,
off-topic
subject that we were discussing.

I just finished moving the Hammond "Porta-B" and it's Leslie speaker up
from
the horse garage to my "apartment".

Whoever decided this thing is portable took a lot of liberties,
especially
when you are doing it yourself. The upper section still weighs 249 lbs
and
the Leslie isn't exactly a lightweight either. I got my energy up,
grabbed
a dolly and got it done. Out of the garage, up that ice packed
driveway,
into the house (with Mrs.E. freaking out), up two flights of stairs and
....
whew.... done.

Now I need to get some beer to nurse my aching back. I also am
thinking
that thank God my B3 rental business really hasn't taken off. The
Porta-B
is 249 lbs. The B3 is 500.

Sounds good though.

I'll being the MRI scans of my back and spine over sometime and we'll
compare.

Damned spine looks like a pretzel. :)

I've got 20 years of lumbar MRI's. Since December of 2004 the look
really cool.

Heh - me too.

The latest is really interesting. I've been feeling this weird
pressure right were L1 and T12 meet some times up to T-10.

Turns out the rheumotoid arthritis is affecting the spine - oh goodie,
just what I needed.

--

"The superfluous, a very necessary thing."

Voltaire

Broke my 5th Lumbar when I was 19. Years later a doc is looking at the
xrays of my back and comments that back looks abused. I commented I fell
down a few times, Nope, he states that back has been ABUSED.