Careful, it’s Friday 13th coffee (hot!!)

Andrew Shadow said:
For those who are concerned about being stuck on the side of the road some of them offer a spare tire and jack as optional equipment now.
I think that that option is designed to lighten your pocket more than it is the result of their concern for your safety.
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My 48V battery pack is where the spare would be.
Guess which I'd prefer right now.
Blummin electrons.
Upt.
 
Obo said:
Always amazed at how just the 2 of you can rack up these totals.
I'm well aware of how much the Mrs. & I can spend at Costco as while the prices are good, it's the bulk bit that gets ya, but never that much!
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Yeah, besides our "monthly" stuff, Chris bought a few Christmas Gifts. ;)

No, NOT for me!

And BTW, the cabinet, we drove down to Las Vegas for, is her Christmas gift.
 
Andrew Shadow said:
For those who are concerned about being stuck on the side of the road some of them offer a spare tire and jack as optional equipment now.
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Oh, I’ve got a spare. Jack, too. I’m just waiting for the day this 73 year old geezer tries to lift a 90lb tire/wheel and line it up with 8 wheel studs.

John
 
Had coffee with y'all in spirit this morning. I endured my 3rd sinus surgery of the year yesterday and it required an overnight in the hospital, I was still mighty groggy this A.M. As it turns out, surgery #2 could have been avoided but my previous ENT gave me the option of letting him take another shot at the cleanup or going to this guy (certified Rhinologist). After ENT #1 explained the surgery that he thought Rhinologist would do, I gave him another shot, which still didn't clean things out. He had told me the Rhinologist would likely split my face from bridge of nose to jaw line and peel everything back, then make a hole through the bone. Turns out, they only do that these days if time-critical and thorough cancer removal is involved, which is why I say I could have skipped surgery 2 and gone straight to 3.

Anyway, it pays to specialize. This surgery stripped my front left sinus cavity down to bone and required removal of some internal structure for access, but I feel less pain post-op than either of the previous 2 surgeries. I can breathe better right now than I have in 3 or more years.
 
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