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I think we came back just in time. What with JohnH blowing kisses to
Bert and Flatulent Jim in a tizzy over his hardtop camper........ who
knows where this group was heading.

Just in time for what, dung beetle?

To show some direction. To try and get this newsgroup focused back on its
original purpose.
You do boat, don't you?

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On May 22, 2:37*pm, "Don White" wrote:
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John H. wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 2008 13:22:40 -0400, "Jim" wrote:

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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
;) * gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading
and tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

What kind of camper?

The kind you load onto a boat, or is this new rec.campers?

I think we came back just in time. *What with JohnH blowing kisses to Bert
and Flatulent Jim in a tizzy over his hardtop camper........ who knows where
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Don, please. Don't stoop to Harry's level. This group was nice and
serene until......well you know....

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On May 22, 1:22*pm, "Jim" wrote:
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;) * gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.

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On May 22, 6:38*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message

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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
;) * gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.

I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.

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On May 22, 8:30*am, wrote:

On May 21, 10:07*pm, JG2U wrote:

On Wed, 21 May 2008 16:19:47 -0400, John H.

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Another thing that works well is to use your air compressor to blow air
down the cast. Whatever you do, don't put powder down there! And, don't let
her try to scratch with a coat hanger. That's a good way to get an
infection and lose an arm.

Just be aware that air can damage you as well. *If you decide to do
this, use low air pressure (10-20 psi) and a safety nozzle. *It is
possible, and actually pretty easy, to blow high pressure air under
the skin. *You definitely do *not* want to do that. *It will ruin your
day.

It's all coming back now! We had a full shop when I was a kid and my
brother took a nozzle and put it up to my neck to scare me. He let
that thing go and it tore my skin, then blew air inflating a space a
little larger than a marble. What happened is it seperated the skin
from the meat and man, did that hurt! That turned into the biggest
meanest looking blodd blister you ever saw!

And if that had been close to a blood vessel you could have ended up
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Not to one up, but I hear getting cut with an airless paint sprayer is
wicked nasty too.. *But that whole bubble thing with Loog is still in
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That freakin' hurt!!!

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On Fri, 23 May 2008 04:36:55 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

On May 22, 6:38*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
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On May 22, 1:22 pm, "Jim" wrote:
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message

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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
;) * gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.

I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
accident. *Hope she mends up quickly.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.


Loogy, I mentioned your daughter's accident in Chuck's Place. Hope you
don't mind.

Does she like "Cajun Power Sauce"as a little 'pick me up' to go in her
collard greens? If so, I'll send her a bottle! Just email me an address.
I'm not like some of the folks around here, thinking you'd use it for
yourself!
--
John *H*

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John H. wrote:


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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.


Loogy, I mentioned your daughter's accident in Chuck's Place. Hope you
don't mind.

Does she like "Cajun Power Sauce"as a little 'pick me up' to go in her
collard greens? If so, I'll send her a bottle! Just email me an address.
I'm not like some of the folks around here, thinking you'd use it for
yourself!

Cajun Power Garlic can cure anything, the only thing that comes close is
Tusin. (If you haven't seen Chris Rock's riff on Tusin, you need to
check it out).

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On May 23, 7:44*am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 23 May 2008 04:36:55 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
On May 22, 6:38*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
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On May 22, 1:22 pm, "Jim" wrote:
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message

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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
;) * gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.

I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
accident. *Hope she mends up quickly.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.

Loogy, I mentioned your daughter's accident in Chuck's Place. Hope you
don't mind.

Not at all!

Does she like "Cajun Power Sauce"as a little 'pick me up' to go in her
collard greens? If so, I'll send her a bottle! Just email me an address.
I'm not like some of the folks around here, thinking you'd use it for
yourself!
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John *H*- Hide quoted text -

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Yeah, I know. Some people think that I'd selfishly take something
meant for my ambulatory daughter and use it for myself. I tried to
tell said person that she wanted her T-shirt black, extra
large.........so she could sleep in it!!
Just kidding, thanks man. Tell ya what, you learn quickly went the
crap hits the fan who is your friend and who is not, or at least you
understand who cares, which is great and humbling at the same time.