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Offline cotaman

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« on: January 24, 2007, 10:02:35 AM »
So for all of you thta have known about my foot problem.....no it is not foot in mouth syndrome :) .... i have broken my foot... actually it has been broken since the Oct22 run or before  :shock: ....  what started out as a very tiny crack( stress fracture ) in the fifth metatarsal bone in my left foot has opened up to comsume over 3/4 of the bone.....aka a Jones Fracture  :? ( they even have a name for it ).... the only remedy to have any hope of this healing..... surgery with some hardware installed :shock: ...then a minimun of 8 weeks in a cast after that :cry: :cry:  ....hopefully at the same they can fix the damage that was done to that ankle via another extreme motorized sport.... motorcycle observed trials riding :wink: .

atleast now airport security will not be a bore anymore...beep beep beep :shock:

So this will be the extent of my wheeling for the next couple months :cry:    :evil:
98 ZJ, 5" lift, 4.10's, 33" Dick Cepek Mud Country's, 231 swap,  winch/bumper, rock rails, lincoln locker, CB, parked, waiting to pass SK insp
01 WJ, the pavement princess that has been mirror deep in a hole
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Offline BlackYJ

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« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2007, 10:11:32 AM »
Man stop being so down.  I am sure we can rig up so hand controls or the use of a couple golf clubs to get you back on the trails.
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Offline cotaman

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« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2007, 10:39:50 AM »
it isn't being some much down...but more fumed as i was looking forward to more wheeling and camping....  as for driving.... i have an auto :D ..... and it is my left foot that is gimpy :lol: .... my wife has basically said you can still drive but you can get out of the vehicle.... i can do that ...hmmm a caring wife and a winch whench 8) ....shhhh... don't tell her  :wink:
98 ZJ, 5" lift, 4.10's, 33" Dick Cepek Mud Country's, 231 swap,  winch/bumper, rock rails, lincoln locker, CB, parked, waiting to pass SK insp
01 WJ, the pavement princess that has been mirror deep in a hole
RIP -- 88 XJ, 3" Skyjacker, 31 MT

Offline BlackYJ

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« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2007, 10:55:31 AM »
Quote from: "cotaman"
it isn't being some much down...but more fumed as i was looking forward to more wheeling and camping....  as for driving.... i have an auto :D ..... and it is my left foot that is gimpy :lol: .... my wife has basically said you can still drive but you can get out of the vehicle.... i can do that ...hmmm a caring wife and a winch whench 8) ....shhhh... don't tell her  :wink:


Well then I don't see the problem.  If you got a good swamper, you should not need to get out of your Jeep.  Plus you stay cleaner this way.  Sounds like are just making up excuses now  8)  8)
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« Reply #4 on: January 25, 2007, 07:48:48 AM »
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 I am sure we can rig up so hand controls or the use of a couple golf clubs to get you back on the trails.


Man, if you are suggesting he use a golf club to operate the pedals, that is the dumbest (and most dangerous!) idea I have ever heard of.


The golf club are way too cumbersome, everybody knows snow brushes (AKA Redneck cruise control) are much better.

Hope your foot heals ok

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Offline BlackYJ

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« Reply #5 on: January 25, 2007, 09:09:58 AM »
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Man, if you are suggesting he use a golf club to operate the pedals, that is the dumbest (and most dangerous!) idea I have ever heard of.


The golf club are way too cumbersome, everybody knows snow brushes (AKA Redneck cruise control) are much better.

Hope your foot heals ok

Vince


Actually a good blade putter works very well and no plastic that could break.  Then add a little Saskatchewan chrome for some bling and you would be set
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« Reply #6 on: January 25, 2007, 12:57:28 PM »
poor guy  :cry:  
It sucks dont it at least its not your right foot like mine was this past summer. I knew u would find an excuse to get out of going camping  8)
u gonna still work????????
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Offline cotaman

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« Reply #7 on: January 25, 2007, 05:38:59 PM »
the man allowed me to work...light duties...qc and such... i go for surgery on Feb 9... then the recovery starts :)   as for jeeping.... i have  to modify the brake pedal in mine so i can put the foot against the firewall and i have a wife that is willing to be my winch whench :D .... so give me a bit and i will be out on the trails again :twisted:
98 ZJ, 5" lift, 4.10's, 33" Dick Cepek Mud Country's, 231 swap,  winch/bumper, rock rails, lincoln locker, CB, parked, waiting to pass SK insp
01 WJ, the pavement princess that has been mirror deep in a hole
RIP -- 88 XJ, 3" Skyjacker, 31 MT