This is all going terribly wrong

[fdegrove]

Hi Rodd,

I needed something to drag me away from the television during my convalescence.

That bike did the nasty on you?

All the best,

[jam]

One for you Rodd.....

[roddyama]

Hi All,

Thanks for the well wishes. To shed a little light without being too long, I had surgery on my (No Jam, not there) cervical spine about 6 weeks ago. It was rather intense, and I am just now getting over the hump and the healing is taking hold. I should be back in circulation in a few weeks. The worst part is that I haven’t been able to drive since the surgery and can only walk for 20 minutes or so at a time, so I have a severe case of cabin fever.

Frank,

It was a car (whiplash) about 10 years ago and it went uncheck until my hands and feet started to go numb about 8 months ago.

Thanks,
Rodd Yamashita

[fdegrove]

Hi Rodd,

It was a car (whiplash) about 10 years ago and it went uncheck until my hands and feet started to go numb about 8 months ago.

Talk about "Ten Years After"...

Just trying to wring a little smile on your face, not meant sarcastically.

Take good care, Rodd.

[Jocko Homo]

I accidentally posted this pic in the wrong thread earlier.....and since you may have missed it..........

Guess where I sat in this picture from my high school yearbook.

Phred gets to buy the winner pizza. Unless it is Jam. Then he buys for both of us.

(Sorry for "crapping" in 2 threads today. My mistake.)

Jocko

[nania]

JockoHomo

I accidentally posted this pic in the wrong thread earlier.....and since you may have missed it..........

I'm assuming that you had a chance to read the reply I made to that post so I won't repeat it here

Curious members may ask the mods to return that thread to an active part of the forum where the membership can view it. I can no longer find it so I can only assume that they have decided in their combined wisdom to move its entirety to Texas. The membership fortunate enough to HAVE read it may draw their own conclusion as to the reason it was moved. The thread was called "Fly me to the moon: 6181/inverted gainclone integrated" or something like that.

[fdegrove]

Hi,

Nania,

From Texas to Texas.

Ciao,

[Peter Daniel]

Originally posted by nania

Curious members may ask the mods to return that thread to an active part of the forum where the membership can view it. I can no longer find it so I can only assume that they have decided in their combined wisdom to move its entirety to Texas. The membership fortunate enough to HAVE read it may draw their own conclusion as to the reason it was moved. The thread was called "Fly me to the moon: 6181/inverted gainclone integrated" or something like that.

Since the members started to draw their conclusions, I decided to move it to Texas. I believe you can still read it there: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...058#post183058

[Fred Dieckmann]

The membership UNFORTUNATE enough to HAVE read it will all draw the same conclusion as to the reason it was moved. It would be something along the lines of why newspapers print retractions on page 17E in small print. If they want to send it to the real Texas, I believe Jocko and I can find an abandoned well to drop him ...... er I mean it into. Sorry about that Freudian slip. For those who haven't read it I would recommend Vogon poetry as a more satisfying use of your time.

[jam]

Example,

About a week ago I broke my ankle (in three places) and was in the hospital
for several days. My first night in the hospital, after having surgery to
rejoin my bones with pins and plates and such, I was in a great deal of pain
and quite immobile. My nurse for that first night was a very nice 50ish
lady with a strong German accent. At one point in the middle of the night she
came in to give me a shot of morphine. She asked where I would like the shot
and I pointed to my right thigh. I slid my blankets down and she lifted my
gown. With my gown raised, she uttered the words "ok, small *****," and
proceeded with the injection. I'm still not sure whether her words were meant
to warn me of the upcoming pain or as an editorial comment.