You need a kilt to wear to show off your gams! I know where you can get oneHome at last! They finally got my blood to a thickness somewhat less than water, took out the drain, and sent me home. The leg is about 1 1/2 times the original size, so hopefully the swelling will come down as we go along. And since it has been said many times -
:worthless
here's what I got to bring home with me. As I always say
"Some men have tattoos, REAL MEN HAVE SCARS!!!"
All the best in the healing process.
Well, looks like I've swapped from orthopedic adventures to circulatory adventures for a while. At least it's different!
Hope things are going well for you out yonder.
Now that's thought - especially if chicks really dig scars .... ;-)You need a kilt to wear to show off your gams! I know where you can get one
it would be a topic of conversation that could lead to something else.
Something like a loud scream and the sound of fleeing feet ....it would be a topic of conversation that could lead to something else.
White yes, but spindly -'lanky, thin, skinny, lean, spare, gangling, gangly, scrawny '?Not sure they 'dig them' on spindly white legs...
Well, the nerves are being unpleasant as they start to hook back up. The swelling is going down and I can almost get a boot on my left foot. Just not much sleep these days as it all knits itself together. That's why I am posting at 11:30 PM ... ;-)
I take it you aren't to be double timing it to the geedunk for pogey bait any time soon...Semper Fi. my brother mend soon......Bill
Just had some excellent pogey bait - homemade brownies!
Would you two stop using such language. It brings back my memories of "yellow footprints" & my first night in the Receiving Barracks. Glad to hear you're doing well. Semper Fi....my brothers.Just had some excellent pogey bait - homemade brownies!
Ah yes, the yellow footprints that some times had a bit of yellow liquid near them shortly after the feet hit them ... ;-)
Not sure about that, but I know there was some tears of regret!!! The kid in front of me had them rolling down his cheeks. Of course the DI had to "mention" it. I think I'll go to the VA, and request a hearing test. My left ear has never been the same since that night...lol. Isn't it great to be a member, past or present, of the largest fraternity ever!!!!!
