O/T Flop ain't feelin' so well!!

[jimvette59]

Get better soon. Jim.T.

 

[lookin-backtexas]

Thinking about making this my screensaver on the workshop computer so you can keep an eye on me while I'm doing Model A metalwork - sort of like a Big Brother Supervisor.

If you get really bored try playing Angry Birds - it's habit forming and will eat up lots of time! Hope your recovery goes smoothly!

Fred

 

[jimz31]

Glad to see you are home!!

You will have to do some online research on those trucks you found!

I am sure the Giant is glad to have you home!!

Take care, hope you feel better real soon!!

Jim

 

[ckulchar]

Flop, wish you a speedy recovery.

Charley

 

[Flop]

thanks again everyone !!
feeling a little better day by day

heres the $$ shot

 

[Roadster62]

That answers a question I was going to ask, did it take a bit longer to align all, the ink work? Hope everything is healing quickly. NO CAST? See you at Hershey. Bob

 

[jimz31]

You might need some touch-up on the ink work!

Hope you are feeling lots better!

Jim

 

[Farrell In Vancouver]

Whoa Flop!
Too bad about the sleeve.
Hope you heal fast and suffer little.
And stay off of ladders!

 

[Bill in Al]

Get well quick.(looks like bondo is due to smooth out that job)!

 

[TommyCoupe]

Yikes Flop !!!

Don't you think you could have tig welded up that arm.

Hope you get back to 100% soon.

Tommy-

 

[CountrySquire55]

Wishing you a speedy recovery and looking forward to more of your great project postings once you are back at it.

 

[Barry B./ Ma.]

Looks like your dog will be helping with the recovery, I know mine was there by me when I need him. Is yours a Weimaraner as mine was?

 

[Marcus]

Flop - Prayers, of course, and as you know........ladders are NOT for fooling around! GRIN!! Looking forward to your continuing the build posts..........

 

[hotrodA]

Looks like the Doc did a good job lining the ink back up, and closing the incision. Once the incision has healed, twice daily applications of Vitamin E cream for a couple of months will make the scar almost invisible.

Hope you recover quickly, we miss your talent here and on the HAMB.

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

Looks like the Doc did a good job lining the ink back up, and closing the incision. Once the incision has healed, twice daily applications of Vitamin E cream for a couple of months will make the scar almost invisible.

Hope you recover quickly, we miss your talent here and on the HAMB.

Excellent point about the vitamin E. I used it for 2 or 3 months on my face after I had 140 stiches, and it sure helped.
I went through a barbed wire fence on my snowmobile in the 70's.

 

[bogiediver]

Am I the only one that finds it funny Flop is listed as a "Senior Member"... I'm afraid to ask what that makes me...

In that light - you're young, you heal easy... pretty sure I'd be laid up for years after a fall like that.

Best of all to ya...

 

[Banky]

Perhaps it's time to write the memoirs of "The Classiest Scumbag."