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The PT is zero weight just letting the arm swing like a pendulum by swinging your hips. Not engaging muscles yet. Sounds easy, it ain’t!
Nothing a roll cage, some fender flares and new scoop wouldn’t fix!
When they put my knee/leg back together, Alieve and frozen peas were my best friends. After 2 of those oxywhatevers and the following hallucinations I was done with those.
We are mostly Norwegian. Great grandmother on Dad's side was Scottish (later Ulster Scot) with ties to Dunnottar Castle in East Scotland. This is where Braveheart hid the crown jewels and burned the english soldiers alive during the war of independence.
I'm finding out about that hand tying, daughter is marrying a Scottish fellow, we are working on our rope, picking colors to add etc., find it an interesting tradition. Wifes new SMOM is a Magoon (sp) I think, can't remember her Dads
That is very cool. The more you research it the more you will appreciate the ceremony.
Oh I believe it. Not sure what was involve with yours. But for me I think more of the pain was from stuff they disturbed getting into where they actually did the work. And he said it's a lot less because they went through the front on me. Mostly just push things out of the way and not as much cutting.
Yeah pretty surprising................
Good start if you want a 73 and above AND gonna put in a BB, I'd have to offer less than that even if
I do like where the rope is coming from, late fathers crab trap. We're going to give them the float, has his name/address on it, scratched out with ours added as he gave us that trap. Daughters coming over next weekend, not sure what all her and wife are going over but it's ceremony related, May wedding
I took Oxy a couple days, but then just Tylenol. At this point I just have slight pain in middle of back, so still take the PM version at night. Not sure if that is even from the surgury - it's right where they did an epidural shot before. They said no Aleve cause it's a blood thinner.
I agree that helps but I also like the 72 and before tail lightsGet rid of those uglyass bumper guards and Beakers are pretty decent
Lights are important. When I got my Hemi Express I was also interested in the Yota Tacoma. I asked the salesman to turn on the lights. One look and it was "I'll be seein' ya." and I was gone
Not a performance part, really? Untested, wow
I think it works pretty good. I’ve mostly used Tylenol, because I had been on a blood thinner. But stopped that a while back. Before surgery I was alternating Tylenol and Aleve plus Gabapentin just to stay functional.
We know what happened the last time the Chevelle was parked under a tree
It makes you crazy!
But we all are here.
The bumper guards are hideous, I agree it makes a world of difference to not have them on. Beakers are an acquired taste.Get rid of those uglyass bumper guards and Beakers are pretty decent
