Posted on 03/14/2016 8:25:33 PM PDT by MarvinStinson
Edited on 03/15/2016 12:15:30 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Isn’t getting pneumonia a concern here?
Feels like someone is stabbing you!
-JT
Yes
True but we may find that the thuggery of the street protesters isn’t so petty before long.
Can’t even imagine his first sneeze! OUCH!!! Prayers for a speedy recovery, and keeping the pain pill addiction that seems to follow these types of accidents way at bay!
Enjoy your bourbon. I shall have a rum. Appleton Estates - interesting flavors and excellent when used in a rum cake.
Mmmmmmmmm rum cake! And my favorite are those chocolate rum balls that people make at Christmas. But for me rum is for cooking and bourbon is for drinking. And water is for fighting over.....
The media, Marco, Ksuck, and Ted on. the thugs side
I have lived in Maine for 24+ years and I have never heard the term “snow machine.”
Everyone that I know, and everyone I see on TV here in The Pine Tree State calls them snowmobiles.
Not many of them were used in Maine this year....very little snow on the ground all winter; none in my area for nearly two months.
I can tell you from personal experience that certain cannibas products do more to relieve pain than any of the more common drugs - and I have never smoked anything! if he uses any of “The Devil’s Weed” he’ll sleep a lot but he’ll be comfortable.
I think the word snowmachine & sno go came from Indian influence. They talk their own form of English. IF White Kids are raised in a village when young, the Indian accent & style of speaking imprints on them; they usually never lose it.
A snow mobile has wheels, snowmachines have tracks. Been living in Alaska for 24 years.
Eight fractured ribs plus a fractured collarbone would signify a significant trauma injury. This would accompany internal injuries from bruised heart, kidneys, lungs, spleen, to internal bleeding. Yes, pneumonia could be an issue, but at his age and physical condition I would expect a full recovery.
Don’t forget your ice packs. They are analgesic-decrease pain and an
He won’t be wearing that or any other “pull over” garment for a LONG time!
I got rid of my pull over sweaters and now buy front zip hoodies.
Those pull overs dislocate my shoulders putting them on or taking off!
Todd, you’re getting kinda old for this $hit!
Oh yeah .... understand. We used ours for fun, hunting and hauling wood and the occasional street race down snow packed farm roads. Pure utility and transportation. Rupp 440’s and Skidoo’s. Can’t fathom a 2000 mile ride on one, race or not.
Still snowmobile at our house ..... guess if you own it you can call it what ya want.
I called them Ski-Doos back in the mid 60's because that is similar to the very first one I ever saw in Canada. Trapper friend of my Dad bought one to run his trap lines. He dragged a car hood behind to bring back the carcasses. That is a 66 Ski-Doo. Sales didn't really take off in the states until 68 or 69.
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