OK bs
my jeeps still a low rider, but i will order more stuff in may, and that will force me to install everything due to the fact that i will have no walking space in my room since thats where all the parts are piling up.
So who is a pediatrician on here? I find it weird but cool at the same time that they can still be my doctor.
So who is a pediatrician on here? I find it weird but cool at the same time that they can still be my doctor.
I recall my youngest son, Curtis (who is now 21, BTW) when he was about six or seven years old getting a very serious look at Christmas time and telling his mother and me, "I know that Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny aren't real. But I'm not sure about the Tooth Fairy."
I sure could have used that the other day. I heard on the TV where some university did a study and determined that swearing after injuring yourself helps alleviate pain. Well, I was at church trimming the hedges and, like an idiot, didn't wear my gloves. Funny thing is I had grabbed them in my garage when loading up the Jeep to do the work, then put them back thinking that I'd just use one of the three pair that I keep in the Jeep. So, when I got out the trimmer I also grabbed a pair of gloves. Walked to the far end of the sanctuary to start trimming and realized I'd grabbed two right-hand gloves. 
Like an idiot I figured I'd just be careful, so started trimming. About halfway through I saw a sprig of greenbriar (very thorny and prickly plant) growing between the hedges. So, I carefully watched the greenbriar as I reached in with my hand to move the plant so it would be cut down near the ground. I should have been watching where I put my hand because I managed to get my thumb right into the cutters. OUCH!
Let me say that swearing did not eliminate that pain. Yes, right outside my church and all I let off a stream of words I shall not repeat here. And it still hurts today--four days later. Just a little now, but I can't press on anything with the tip of my thumb. Does anyone realize how annoying that is? Try brushing your teeth without using your thumb.
Conclusion: Boo-boo kisses work better than swearing. That's what the university should study next.

Like an idiot I figured I'd just be careful, so started trimming. About halfway through I saw a sprig of greenbriar (very thorny and prickly plant) growing between the hedges. So, I carefully watched the greenbriar as I reached in with my hand to move the plant so it would be cut down near the ground. I should have been watching where I put my hand because I managed to get my thumb right into the cutters. OUCH!
Let me say that swearing did not eliminate that pain. Yes, right outside my church and all I let off a stream of words I shall not repeat here. And it still hurts today--four days later. Just a little now, but I can't press on anything with the tip of my thumb. Does anyone realize how annoying that is? Try brushing your teeth without using your thumb.
Conclusion: Boo-boo kisses work better than swearing. That's what the university should study next.








