Love 'em! - thanks for the photos Chris and hope the Missus is OK.
Steve
Steve
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HI Bob matey glad you like the pics of the show as there was so much there an cheers for your kind words on tiger :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
chrisb
AN HI Steve yes im pleased with how pics come out of the models but there was a lot of models i dint get as to tired an thanks Steve about jen just hope they dont have to cut her foot open again oh dear
ATB SIR
chrisb an jen
Great pics, from a great show Chris!!! A big thanks from me for posting them up. I too am hopeful it's nothing serious with Jen's ankle and they won't need to do another OP on it...
Just wondering......If the screws are a bit loose, don't you have a phillips screwdriver in your tool collection? It should only take about 15 minutes to fix it. Jen might not be too amused though........
Wishing you two all the best. And soon, we have to talk about Tiger too...
Prost
Allen
Just wondering......If the screws are a bit loose, don't you have a phillips screwdriver in your tool collection? It should only take about 15 minutes to fix it. Jen might not be too amused though........
Wishing you two all the best. And soon, we have to talk about Tiger too...
Prost
Allen
HI Allen glad you like the show pics an yes im hopein jens ankle is goin to be not to much of a problem as she goes to cromer hos tomorrow night at 17-10 hrs for xray so fingers crossed all please an Allen could you tranlate from german that sigh that was in the enigima box top please as i would like too know what it says many thanks sir if you can
cheers ATB SIR
CHRISB
It's good that they're keeping an eye on Jen's screws.
I have a screw in my ankle after a car crash in 1976. A year after it was put in I had a checkup, and the consultant was surprised to see the screw was still there. "Why is the screw still there" he asked "Because you haven't taken it out" I replied (It was the same consultant surgeon who did the initial op). "Oh well" he said "it's too late to remove it now, you'll have to live with it". I wasn't impressed with that hospital (Cardiff Royal Infirmary) at all. When the plaster was first removed the physiotherapist told me to not put any weight on the ankle for at least 3 months. 3 months later I saw the same physio, who was surprised that I had very little movement in the ankle, and asked me if I'd been using it. I replied that she'd told me to not put any weight on my ankle, and she repled that she told every patient that but most didn't take any notice!
Pete
I have a screw in my ankle after a car crash in 1976. A year after it was put in I had a checkup, and the consultant was surprised to see the screw was still there. "Why is the screw still there" he asked "Because you haven't taken it out" I replied (It was the same consultant surgeon who did the initial op). "Oh well" he said "it's too late to remove it now, you'll have to live with it". I wasn't impressed with that hospital (Cardiff Royal Infirmary) at all. When the plaster was first removed the physiotherapist told me to not put any weight on the ankle for at least 3 months. 3 months later I saw the same physio, who was surprised that I had very little movement in the ankle, and asked me if I'd been using it. I replied that she'd told me to not put any weight on my ankle, and she repled that she told every patient that but most didn't take any notice!
Pete
wow Pete fancy that nuse sayin dont put any wheight on your foot then sayin people dont take any notice an walk on it that sheer carazyness you only did what she told you which is right an jens foot has 20 screws an metal plates in as her foot was broken in 3 places an at right angles so they will be in for life so see what the xray says when we hear an jen says does your foot hurt in the winter ?
chris an jen
Let me see what I can do for you Chris. German is not my native tongue, but I'll give it a shot...
OH Allen exscuse me sir but i thought you was german can you tell me what country you are from then ? an yes please if you can sir as i was fasinated with lookin at the machine as first time ive seen one in real
ATB SIR
Chrisb
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Chris, Jen,
Many thanks for the pics of the show,
Jen hope all is well and you will soon be kicking Chris's aristotle around soon.....
Mike.
Many thanks for the pics of the show,
Jen hope all is well and you will soon be kicking Chris's aristotle around soon.....
Mike.
HI Mike glad you liked show pics as there were some brilliant models there an ive been goin takin different ship models each year 5 YRS SO FAR so im gettin known but :thinking: COR Mike i hope jen doesnt kick me up the OLE exhast DONT GIVE HER IDEAS LIKE THAT LOL :sad::tongue-out3::cold-sweat::rolling::smiling::smiling::smiling:
chrisb jen
It did for a couple of years but it's OK now. I still have limited movement but I'm used to it after 47 years!
Pete
Chris, I'm a colonist from New York who has lived in Germany for a long time. I found a translation of the instructions that are on the inside cover too. Here ya go Buddy,
Not the best copy, but you should be able to read it. Enjoy...
Prost
Allen
Not the best copy, but you should be able to read it. Enjoy...
Prost
Allen
OK Peter thank you sir for the information on your foot
JEN
Thank you for posting, Chris. I really liked it. :thumb2:
COR THANKS Allen i will have a gander an see if i understand it many thanks Allen
ATB SIR CHEERS
Chrisb
NO Problem Andy enjoy all as im happy to make you all happy SIR
chrisb
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