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Damn, poor guy.

I wish you a quick continued recovery as well. I tell you (meaning everybody), accidents and illness are some of the biggest things in life. Certainly people don't need to make more trouble for each other beyond those two things that already unfortunately exist.

Is he still seriously laid up, or making a recovery now?

Whoa, I'm not sure what I'm looking at there, and if i want to know.

I used to enter an annual bicycle race that required a preliminary check before getting the ok to participate. One requirement is that your bike had to have a bell on it. The event was put on by a local town municipality, people that likely didn't ride themselves. A bell in a bicycle race.....

I agree. There has been some talk about that, but it seems that business interests prevail in keeping it to time, rather than usage. Vehicle inspections are big business. I wasn't using my two ton truck more than a thousand miles a year, and still the annual inspection was required. I became...

We have mandatory vehicle inspections here, usually the first one is three years after the purchase of a new car, then every two years, or annually if it is more a work type vehicle. It's also when you substantiate that you have insurance and pay your vehicle taxes, which normally amounts to...

I've had a number of broken bones, but never my wrist. I imagine it must really hurt. Broken bones suck.

Thanks for posting, Dennis. I'm wondering how he is doing? Hell of a wreck it seems.

Good post, Pat. I have been interested in reading about that NFL player that recently head butted his newly married wife during an argument. He lost her, his job, and his reality show, all in quick order. He's out there babbling apologies now. Almost feel sorry for the guy...

Something a gun won't fix.

I see, thanks.

Like the bucket would drop suddenly? That could indeed rattle you in the least.

Unfortunate news. What happens when a cable on your bucket fails?