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I have scars up to my elbows from working on tanks, trucks and cars for 30+ years.
It sounds like you might have a keeper there Jacob!!
I forgot to empty my wash buck the last time I wash the vehicles. It has been sitting in the shade of the house and the water was still frozen solid yesterday afternoon. It was 17 degrees when I left the house to head to Ft Benning this morning. High today is only suppose to hit 37, Chance of wintery mix on Wednesday and 20% chance of snow on friday night. COME ON SPRING!!!
Yeah, I know kids cost a lot of money but of course they are worth it. But if Uncle Sam is nice to you maybe It won't be so bad when a lil Axel comes down the pipes.
Uncle Sam is good but nothing exciting. I always get a pretty good return after I come back from a deployment, part of the perks. I am ready for my return so I can get some parts for the 79 and get it back on the road again, and spring too so I don't freeze to death trying to work on it.
I got the 3rd and final injection in my knees today to help with the arthritis and constant pain. It gives some relief but is not a total fix. I can only get them every 6 months.
Off the cane already head back to Dr Friday to get stiches out. Sounds like next step for you is replacement
It gets tougher as we get older with the aches and pains. When I got out of our installation department,I told them that I figured out that I didn't bounce as high, or heal as fast as I used to. Good luck to the both of you.
It gets tougher as we get older with the aches and pains. When I got out of our installation department,I told them that I figured out that I didn't bounce as high, or heal as fast as I used to. Good luck to the both of you.
I think me,you, and Chief are the old farts. I know I got a few on Chief
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