Thread: left hander group.

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

Bloody hell Ed! Not your brightest moment.
Bet that made a mess of the walls

No it actually wasn't too messy, well it was if you consider my arm, I could see tendons and stuff, the doctor said that my slightly fat arm might have saved me from a.worse injury.
To be honest with you I am grateful that it hit me, my daughter was wandering around in the garden and was standing really quite close when the blade came off, if it hadn't been stopped by my arm there is a good chance it would have hit her in the head or face.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

No it actually wasn't too messy, well it was if you consider my arm, I could see tendons and stuff, the doctor said that my slightly fat arm might have saved me from a.worse injury.
To be honest with you I am grateful that it hit me, my daughter was wandering around in the garden and was standing really quite close when the blade came off, if it hadn't been stopped by my arm there is a good chance it would have hit her in the head or face.

When you put it like that, I'm glad it hit you too!

Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Ed, MickR, et al: This is the rejected ambi speaking. Get used to your new utterances and stiffness in places that you never knew existed. Put on your learning caps, you're going back to school to learn a whole new language related to growing older, (and in some cases wiser). A positive attitude is the needed ingredient to keep from doing the 'old men carping about all those young whippersnappers' syndrome. I've frozen my mental age (after regressing) at 18, the brink of adult like foolishness. My new motto posted on the wall is "Let me tell you about old age. Age is old, I am not." Keep up this pissing and moaning instead of celebrating everyday or I'll have to get a quart of energy drink and hit all three continents to deal with the bunch of you 'young'ns' in face to face thumb wrestling. And I'll even let you use your dominant hand!

Don't get all violent just because we won't let you in our club.
I don't much care whether I am old or not, I often struggle to remember how old I am. I just observed that I am getting noisier as time moves along.

When I was a teenager and looked a guys my age with a wife/kid/mortgage/job and I thought "that's a grown up". Now I am that age with all those things and I realise I didn't grow up, I just got older.
I still feel like the same big kid I was back then. That make sense?

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

When I was a teenager and looked a guys my age with a wife/kid/mortgage/job and I thought "that's a grown up". Now I am that age with all those things and I realise I didn't grow up, I just got older.
I still feel like the same big kid I was back then. That make sense?

100%. I'm the biggest kid I know. Just that some of my abilities have acquired disabilities these days.


Mick

Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Ed, MickR, et al: This is the rejected ambi speaking. Get used to your new utterances and stiffness in places that you never knew existed. Put on your learning caps, you're going back to school to learn a whole new language related to growing older, (and in some cases wiser). A positive attitude is the needed ingredient...

Seriously. Poor old Mickmeister. In keeping with this thread I would give up his two left testicles to be 43.

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

I still feel like the same big kid I was back then. That make sense?

Uh huh. I STILL hope some schoolboy starts a fight. I'll poke him in the eye with my pipestem.

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