Friday night and the EggHead Forum option of the forum choices is eerie quiet- I need to get a life!

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Legume said:

This is pretty funny.

Sometimes my wife drives around with empty seats in her suv.

Sometimes the rack on my truck doesn't have a bike on it or anything in the bed.  

Sometimes the trunk in my car is empty.

But when I need those things, they're there. I don't use any of them for work.

I don’t drive my Pagani Zonda R 230mph either.

You have a driver that drives you?

If you can park it we good @Legume

yep. it was too close. has to be 3m (10ft) away from the international border. Violated the Treaty of Ghent. 

it was put up because a senior got lost along that section of Canada, wandered into the States, and was not found until he had already passed away. That section is pretty unique in that it is very wooded and two towns (Tsawwassen/Delta, BC and Port Roberts, WA line up against each other and that the location is a peninsula, isolating Point Roberts on the tip of the peninsula from the rest of the contiguous state of Washington.

Chilean wine night

I wonder if tariff's will be placed on foreign wines being imported into the the US?

I also wonder if that tariff will apply to California wines shipped out of state.

This Friday was not good to me. That morning I was scheduled to go to a Dr appointment. I walked out of the door at my house, put one foot on the stairs that apparently were covered in ice. My left leg slipped straight out really fast but it didn't do any damage. My right leg however, when I tried to put it down to stop the slide, folded up all the way and slammed, knee down in onto the granite step, which is bad if you have  knee placements and I do. I then had to unfold it in order to reach my cell phone to call for help. When I turned it over my lower lea was facing left and my upper leg was kind pointing right, at least the bone was. I had broken my femur just above my knee replacement. I heard and felt it when it snapped. That not the worst news. When I got to the local hospital, they told me that they couldn't fix it because it was to close to the replacement. They started calling around but they couldn't find the right specialist. I waited for a long long time. I sat In the  hospital for two and a half days with a badly smashed femur. Because I'm already on pain meds for my chronic pain (legally) they were very cautious with the pain meds. What they gave for the pain meds amounted to less than what I take daily. So I was sitting around with a badly broken femur, and I'm on less pain meds the I've taken on a daily basis for over a year. It was brutal, going through minor withdrawals WITH a newly broken femur, for two and a half days. Excruciating pain doesn't even begin escribe it. Mid day today they finally did the operation. The bone was pretty badly damaged. I ended up with two fairly large metal plates and around 20 screws. Still in the hospital, will be for a few more days I think. You think I'd be used to it by now but it still gets old. I think this is my nineteenth major operation. I can't even count the minor ones. Woohoo!
 

Thanks John. I did the same on my left femur last year. I fall down a lot and with my bones weakened by a disease, they break easily. This break was far worse. I guess I should happy that it wasn't my head, they couldn't fix that. 

That sounds terrible. Hope your recovery is swift.