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Always the 2nd question out of a woman's mouth for me


charlotte49er

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So what's the answer to the first question?

I wish I could say that I was skydiving and my chute didn't open. that I landed in a grove of trees that broke my fall. Or, I fell off the side of a mountain snow boarding! Or, dumped my Harley going 100 MPH! :eek:

Truth is, I opened the store one morning working as a Sales Associate for Dell Computer at Carolina Place Mall. I knelt down to pick up a laptop computer and completely ruptured 2 disks and started to rupture a 3rd one. The disks screwed up my nerve bundles that run down each side of your spinal cord. (It was a really heavy laptop!) :o

Come November 15th, it will be 6 years ago.

To, GritsRgreat;

No, when my Step Daughter was in High School, I could walk.

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I wish I could say that I was skydiving and my chute didn't open. that I landed in a grove of trees that broke my fall. Or, I fell off the side of a mountain snow boarding! Or, dumped my Harley going 100 MPH! :eek:

Truth is, I opened the store one morning working as a Sales Associate for Dell Computer at Carolina Place Mall. I knelt down to pick up a laptop computer and completely ruptured 2 disks and started to rupture a 3rd one. The disks screwed up my nerve bundles that run down each side of your spinal cord. (It was a really heavy laptop!) :o

Come November 15th, it will be 6 years ago.

To, GritsRgreat;

No, when my Step Daughter was in High School, I could walk.

Damn, that sucks, sorry to hear it.

Fwiw, when in a bar talking to a woman, I would go with the Harley story. Might work a bit better. :)

Also, I think that gritsrgreat was talking about the questions he gets from a woman. :)

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