93 Splash in SC, V8-Swap version

[bobbywalter]

that fuggin thing is gonna be a problem.


have you rode your bike with it yet?


better check that

 

[Jim Oaks]

that fuggin thing is gonna be a problem.


have you rode your bike with it yet?


better check that

For fawks sake.

 

[Curious Hound]

that fuggin thing is gonna be a problem.


have you rode your bike with it yet?


better check that

No. Haven't ridden the bike yet. Don't want to get shocked while riding. I'm waiting to see what the permanent implant is like.

 

[bobbywalter]

For fawks sake.

hey.....riding the kawi is priority....i have not even got to go on a ride with him yet.


i think he is fine. ready to go back to work. just have to be leary of magnetism...which means the plant is a mine field.... so thats a fuggin problem.

so ... yeah. get the ranger going and go riding.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

This is more than a tinfoil hat kind of situation...

 

[Jim Oaks]

 

[Curious Hound]

Haven't had trouble with the microwave, yet. But that is something to be aware of, especially the higher wattage commercial ones.

 

[Jim Oaks]

Haven't had trouble with the microwave, yet. But that is something to be aware of, especially the higher wattage commercial ones.

Drink more beer.

 

[Shran]

We used to sell an electronic monocular magnifying device that had magnets in it that would mess with pacemakers. It was serious enough that we had to have people sign a waiver before they were allowed to buy it. Kind of a stupid concept since it's target market was old folks with vision loss - the most likely to have health conditions as well. I imagine there are a lot of things out there that can mess with that stuff.

 

[Jim Oaks]

Eric needs a Duraspark conversion.

 

[Curious Hound]

Eric needs a Duraspark conversion.

It's coming soon. I see the surgeon next week to schedule it. I was going to ask for some kind of MSD HEI version. With the right system, I could interfere with the lawn mower instead of it interfering with me.

 

[Curious Hound]

Progress? I finally packed my bag and came back home this evening. I will still have to go to moms house daily and coach her PT exercises, do her grocery shopping weekly, druve her to appointments and help with a few other things. But I can start getting back to my life now.

She can use a cane if she wants to. That frees up a hand to carry things like travel mugs or a plate of food. It also makes it easier for her to maneuver in the kitchen. I got her set up with easy meals to make. The biggest issues are her dementia and getting her to take walks and exercise daily in addition to the therapy exercises. She wants to be independent and be able to walk and drive. But it's a struggle to get her to exercise. If she doesn't exercise, she won't continue to heal and build strength and that independence won't happen.