when it rains it pours

vannoppen · Post by **vannoppen** » Sat Feb 23, 2013 7:29 am

last sat. was great flying,my first in awhile. the next day riding my bike home from work i broke my collar bone. i guess i was admiring robs cast too much. i got a plate,pins and screws oh my. this#%^&$^*%^*sucks

OP · Post by OP » Sat Feb 23, 2013 10:36 am

Dapps Bro :Bro Fist Bump: Welcome to the bone plate club.

Appear at your event and present this case: "I'm a business owner in town. My commuting choice, limited to bicycle, has cost me more than you can measure".

BTW
You are constant source of disappointment.

jcflies · Post by **jcflies** » Sun Feb 24, 2013 8:12 pm

NEVER NEVER NEVER trust drivers! they're too busy texting, fighting, applying make up, and generally spacing out to be trusted even for a split second. hope you heal soon. DRIVE as punishment?

dhmartens · Post by **dhmartens** » Tue Feb 26, 2013 6:40 pm

I will go out on the limb of ridicule if it means saving one pilot.

You may have contracted a bad luck spell from the "Hallowed rituals of the teufel-hunden"(5th Marine Regiment) by simply flying over the Stand 4 Fatality Site: the Rock Cairn, area above point "B", or area "F" and mistakenly referring to those locations as "Stupids and Retards" which are all located near the base of the Towers/locals mountain.

Mere acknowledgement of the memorial should clear you of your bad luck streak.

Newspaper Article:
http://www.norwegianwest.com/sitebuilde ... repeat.jpg

Professional Analysis of Loop fire case study#9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS59QlowY9U
at the 11th minute you should be able to pinpoint the exact location.

Malury · Post by **Malury** » Thu Feb 28, 2013 1:20 pm

Welcome to the "Broken Bone Club" Dave. I am a charter member.

Members:
Malury, Humerus, Sking
OP, Humerous, Flying
Mike I, Humerus, Flying
Rob B, Heel, Working
The Girl, Heel, Flying

Any others?

OP · Post by OP » Thu Feb 28, 2013 10:32 pm

Pro advice to those with metal... Don't wallop the arm and have and go back to the bone doc. Yea it's cool I have full strength and range of motion after a break that would have cost me my life 100 years ago. However it still is fragile and causes problems.

This was taken today after an accident a week or so ago. Life is no fun with pain and a job:

dhmartens · Post by **dhmartens** » Fri Mar 01, 2013 2:27 pm

Looking for trends, who of those have never landed at the base of the dam or haven't had a landing out clinic there?