Where is everyone #5

This is what I do when I'm trying to make alot of phone calls, drive out to the back roads and do my deal in peace and quiet.

 

Got some juice here in Fargo. Taking a 30... looks like I’m gonna be in @cke neck of the woods tonight and then @Ruthless come Monday...

They got me running coast to coast this week.

 

Dunkirk bound....

 

Wife loves that show!! That and the Hallmark channel, and something about buying a beach or island.... wears me out lol.

 

Same here. Always wantin to move to some “exotic” place she sees on them shows.
My response: “You find me some place I can put my truck to work and make enough money to pay the bills there and I’ll consider it. I don’t think they haul frac sand much in Turks and Caicos.”

Haven’t started packin’ yet.

 

i moved to down by the river...I live up on top that hill a street down from those homes.

After endless calls and about 4 hours wait time I think in finally making progress with pennsylvania Dept. Of revenue.

 

Pittsboro, IN for round 2 of 3.

 

So I am not the only person that has done that before? I don’t feel so bad. Six years ago, I got eight stitches in this finger right across the knuckle. You quickly get over a fear of needles when you get stuck about 15 times with a hook needle and an anesthetic. The best part was when I asked the girl at the clinic if they did stitches and she said, hmm let me check. Such a vote of confidence.
Former ER doctor did a great job, can hardly see it

 

The table saw got hungry one afternoon and bit my thumb....the pad looked like hamburger.

After they stuck it in a bowl of antiseptic that burnt like the gates of hell they numbed it and the doc and I put it back together like a jigsaw puzzle. When we found a piece that fit I'd hold it in place and she'd put in a stitch. It's still messed up and gets all wrinkled up and hurts if I use it much.

I never could figure out why they can't numb it before they make you soak it in Satan's solution??

 

Well you wouldn’t learn if it didn’t hurt.

My dad cut his thumb off with a radial arm saw. Amazingly the doctor sewed it back on, and he has full function other than no feeling.