Cheeee-rist Dave! There's easier ways to lose weight! Glad to hear the spirits are good and healing is in full swing.
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Cheeee-rist Dave! There's easier ways to lose weight! Glad to hear the spirits are good and healing is in full swing.
mntlion=burly
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I got my ABS pack today and it looks pretty sweet. I think I might need a little help getting it set up though.
heal up mang
Glad to hear your recovery is going so well.
I bet you cant wait to sneeze again
When I was a kid, I had a Honda scooter that I thrashed often. One day I decided to “work on it” I took it apart and when I put it back together, the thing still ran great,
But I had all kinds of “extra” parts lying around.
I didn’t think that would work with a human….you must be a tough mofo.
Good vibes on the healing process.
I was just curious about how exactly it went down with the wreck, must've missed it in the updates, no worries I'll go read.Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
Glad to see that your doing ok!!
wow mang, glad you are around to tell the story. heal up and get back after it.
mtlion --
You Are a Huge Asset here --
welcome Back ,,, and welcome home . :redface: J
I think the way to play this in the future is, when the fact that a dumptruck hit your bike comes up, and someone asks how badly you were hurt, you reply: "Oh, I broke a nail."Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
Then, if they press on, you can mention the other stuff too.
Welcome home, and heal quickly and well.
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Originally Posted by iceman
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...hlight=mntlion
driving down the road, 60 MPH limit and I was about the same, small shoulder, one lane eachway, gental turns and hills.
I'm southbound and the dumptruck is stopped on my left, He looks to his left, has room, and looks right and doesn't see me, so pulls out. Next thing I know both lanes are blocked with him, and I hit the brakes, might slow to 40 Mph? and think, shit this is not going to go well.
Overall, good light, no rain, dry pavement. Police report is he was wrong, I was not, He pulled in front of me. not my fault
I bounced off the back of the cab, motorbike went under the truck, (and then got re run over?) and the next thing I remember is a medic helping me and being backboarded. (see threads)
Damn, that was serious carnage.
Glad you made it back home alive, get well soon.
Very glad to read of your speedy recovery and excellent prognosis. I knew a guy who was killed when a semi changed lanes into him on a city street. Apparently someone wants you around to continue skiing great lines and giving the mags great deals. Here's to a full and complete recovery as swiftly as possible.
Glad you're back at home and doing better. That's an impressive recovery. Hope you're up for skiing when the season starts.
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Originally Posted by AKturnanburn
sure, where instructions in the bag?
did others get therer packs?
sorry your vacation was shot, man. hope that you get fitting restitution for what you went through - you deserve it. Thanks for all the help in getting us out skiing with good gear. Heal up fast, brother.
Glad that you are home and that you have such a phenomenal lady !!
So, how much do kidneys and spleens weigh?
Could this have simply been a very complicated weight loss program?
J/K, great to hear you are the current miracle boy around here. Good luck, and Godspeed. Eh.
are you serious? last person to post before me and you take my joke!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
for the love of god...
Glad to hear from ya mtnlion.
Thats one helluva story you have to tell
Damn son. I can't even imagine sitting upright, typing on the innernet and not just sitting around drooling with that list of goodies. Good to see you back on your feet so soon. It sounds odd to say but I'm glad it wasn't worse That inventory is gnarly.
Now back to business. How many pairs of explosivs do I get in exchange for a kidney?
Dave;
Glad to see that you are gonna be OK. I have been in a bike on car wreck, it gives you alot to think about. Stay active and enjoy life.
Happy to hear that your appetite is back and that you're eating...so important. Heal up and take care.
I was wondering, mechanistically, how the internal injuries happened. Sorry, occupational hazard.Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
what's up tough-ass... heal up fast.
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Originally Posted by rideit
yea a great deal of mtnlion's time is taken up just trying to shed all of the extra poundage. It's a struggle for sure.
Way to bounce! I hope the dump truck's insurance will give you your choice of replacement bikes (or not) and a recovery with no medical and travel bill worries.
Perhaps you could have one of these :eek: airbrushed where your fingernail should be, although I'm not sure insurance will cover that procedure.
Hey Flatlandflyfisher your court order to stop stalking us will arrive soon, and
JONG!!!!
welcome
B
WOW - amazing! It's great to know you're on your own now! That's incredible.
No pie for you! :tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by skibee
S.
Glad to hear you pulled through, Dave.
I was totally freaked out when I heard the news.
I knew you'd pull through Dave, because if you can handle growing up in Saskatoon then you can handle anything.
147 pounds this AM. 5 to gain.
A few good sushi and saki binges, and you'll be up to your fighting weight in no time ... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
Glad to hear all getting better. Props.