I DIDN'T Ride My Bike Today, Cuzz....

Because the wife no longer likes the old tile I put in 18 years ago. :( So gotta get rid of it to make room for the new tile....:facepalm:

And a primer - never, ever attach a wood transition piece to an original (late 1950s) hardwood floor with Liquid Nails. :bang:

And I'm a cheap bastard so I'm doing it myself. Again. :gag::laugh::cool:
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Because the wife no longer likes the old tile I put in 18 years ago. :( So gotta get rid of it to make room for the new tile....:facepalm:

And a primer - never, ever attach a wood transition piece to an original (late 1950s) hardwood floor with Liquid Nails. :bang:

And I'm a cheap bastard so I'm doing it myself. Again. :gag::laugh::cool:
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you are like me, just enough thin set for the big tile. then move on to the next. I am a trouble shooter so I see clues in everything
 
'Cuzz my back is a mess... :bang: :(

After moving 1,256 lbs of tile into the garage, and scraping 100 sq feet of old thinset, my back is warning me and my right wrist is channeling repetive use injury (wannabe carpal tunnel, but it ain't...just sore).

When you do stuff you haven't done in ages it can be painful. But I still won't pay someone else to do it. :stop::whistling:
 
Those of you who have met Mrs. DangerDirtyG know she’s the brains behind this operation. Accordingly, she went back to work after a 5-year sabbatical, and the kids went into daycare last week. By yesterday, all four of us were sick (so far all Covid tests are negative), so my Strava Cuppie mission at Bonelli will have to wait.
 
Because the wife no longer likes the old tile I put in 18 years ago. :( So gotta get rid of it to make room for the new tile....:facepalm:

And a primer - never, ever attach a wood transition piece to an original (late 1950s) hardwood floor with Liquid Nails. :bang:

And I'm a cheap bastard so I'm doing it myself. Again. :gag::laugh::cool:
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That’s hard work!
 
What happened, did you tweak it?
Not really.
Old age I presume. :Roflmao:D
Yup.

My vertebrae look like I've been a fighter pilot pulling 6 Gs for a living - all compressed with bulging discs protruding everywhere. So my mission for the past 15 or more years has been to manage that without it getting worse. Well, it's getting worse - starting with the disc explosion that required surgery last January.

I will call a different neurosurgeon for a consult today. I want to see what options are ahead of me.
 
Not really.

Yup.

My vertebrae look like I've been a fighter pilot pulling 6 Gs for a living - all compressed with bulging discs protruding everywhere. So my mission for the past 15 or more years has been to manage that without it getting worse. Well, it's getting worse - starting with the disc explosion that required surgery last January.

I will call a different neurosurgeon for a consult today. I want to see what options are ahead of me.
Good luck. Back issues suck big time
 
Not really.

Yup.

My vertebrae look like I've been a fighter pilot pulling 6 Gs for a living - all compressed with bulging discs protruding everywhere. So my mission for the past 15 or more years has been to manage that without it getting worse. Well, it's getting worse - starting with the disc explosion that required surgery last January.

I will call a different neurosurgeon for a consult today. I want to see what options are ahead of me.

I just picked up a welder from Harbor Freight and super glue from the 99 cent store. Give me a few days on You-Tube and I can fix you right up.....
 
The Mrs and I made to the gate that was supposed to be closed. We had a cheese and crackers plate she made at the top of the mountain. @ Run with Scissors around the corner was Big John Fats-1 mile away. Marysvale, Utah.

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I've ridden that route labeled 153, and some forest roads adjacent. I'd love to ride my bike on some of those Piute system trails, 'cause it's flippin' awesome up in that Utah high country. Some day....
 
Had the skin cancer excised from my forearm on Tues. Not supposed to do anything strenuous for a week. Normally, I'd say "have you seem me ride? Nothing strenuous going on here!" But yesterday it was clear that I shouldn't be out trying to rip the stitches with every twist of my arm. It still is quite tender today and looks like another no go. Pretty big incision for such little POS basal cell carc. Lotsa bruising around it but not too much swelling, maybe a light tour around the easy trails tomorrow? Never one to do what I am told unless I am hopelessly infirmed.
 
Had the skin cancer excised from my forearm on Tues. Not supposed to do anything strenuous for a week. Normally, I'd say "have you seem me ride? Nothing strenuous going on here!" But yesterday it was clear that I shouldn't be out trying to rip the stitches with every twist of my arm. It still is quite tender today and looks like another no go. Pretty big incision for such little POS basal cell carc. Lotsa bruising around it but not too much swelling, maybe a light tour around the easy trails tomorrow? Never one to do what I am told unless I am hopelessly infirmed.
Dayummmmm! That's all I have to say. You win. I am not going to try to catch you. Hoping - nay - PRAYING for the best for you.
 
I had a basal cell removed a couple of weeks ago (eight or so stitches), but fortunately on my clavicle so I rode two days later (not the ten requested by the dr) since the area didn't seem to be "active" when I was riding. Definitely don't want to do anything that will precipitate infection and require meds to curtail.
 
I hear you. Mine is a 2.75" diagonal across the radius and there is no way to mtb without twisting or pulling on it. Needless to say, I went out today and rode. All was well until the shooting pains started so I headed home. Not much bleeding, I think, hopefully. Hard to tell with the liquid adhesive bandage over it and all the colorful swelling around it.
 
I hear you. Mine is a 2.75" diagonal across the radius and there is no way to mtb without twisting or pulling on it. Needless to say, I went out today and rode. All was well until the shooting pains started so I headed home. Not much bleeding, I think, hopefully. Hard to tell with the liquid adhesive bandage over it and all the colorful swelling around it.
:eek:
 
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