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Re: Was 10 feet tall and bullet-proof
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Posted by kyhayman on January 24, 2007 at 15:36:08 from (76.177.155.220):
In Reply to: Was 10 feet tall and bullet-proof posted by coflyboy on January 24, 2007 at 14:02:27:
I hear you, and I was the same way. Everything was designed to run like a sewing machine. Time critical, and for someone 6'1, 235, and in better physical ability than when I got out of the Army. Now, here I am at 39, using 2 canes. Cant get up from the floor without help, or kneel at all; right leg stuck bending 0-90 degrees with 4 pounds of steel and titanium holding it together. I watch my 82 year old dad, work his farm without help and then come help me since it takes 20 mins for me to get to and in the tractor.
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