Re: Ouch! That smarts!

Posted by Steve from ppp-94.col.cableone.net on May 22, 2000 at 14:51:21:

In Reply to: Ouch! That smarts! posted by bud-arc on May 22, 2000 at 14:22:14:

: Hey, Steve. Sounds like you and me think alike. Not only do we both enjoy wilderness trips, but we also prefer to do it ALONE, and without the idea of being accompanied by any "chaperone". Now that sounds like adding insult to injury! Anyway, your situation almost seems like an Indy plan gone wrong (we know them well), except you weren't being chased by any Nazis or swordsmen or anything. And bumping your head - Yeowch! You had to have felt that in the morning. Good to see you're still up and running, and that even a fall can't bring down an good Indyfan! Too bad about the hat, though; maybe you can give yourself another adventure by finding (cue adventure music): "The Lost Miller Hat of Doom!" It couldn't have gotten too far...heck, maybe it's hanging on some jagged outcrop from that cliff you fell off of. Hey, keep us updated on any other Indy-esque adventures you have in the great outdoors!

: P.S. Losing a tooth, eh? Well, on the bright side, you can compare that to Harrison Ford's losing his teeth during an accident, too. If that's any consolation, of course...

Well actually to be honest about all of this, I didn't loose a complete tooth, just the cap. And also the cliff was only about about 10 or 12 feet high, but there were rocks at the landing site. Ouch! And unlike a cat, I don't think I landed on my feet. All of this got me away from cabinet making for a day, and so I think I will stick in TLC, and watch at how Indy does it. Regards, Steve

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: : Hey, Steve.  Sounds like you and me think alike.  Not only do we both enjoy wilderness trips, but we also prefer to do it ALONE, and without the idea of being accompanied by any "chaperone".  Now that sounds like adding insult to injury!  Anyway, your situation almost seems like an Indy plan gone wrong (we know them well), except you weren't being chased by any Nazis or swordsmen or anything.  And bumping your head - Yeowch!  You had to have felt that in the morning.  Good to see you're still up and running, and that even a fall can't bring down an good Indyfan!  Too bad about the hat, though; maybe you can give yourself another adventure by finding (cue adventure music): "The Lost Miller Hat of Doom!"  It couldn't have gotten too far...heck, maybe it's hanging on some jagged outcrop from that cliff you fell off of.  Hey, keep us updated on any other Indy-esque adventures you have in the great outdoors!

: : P.S.  Losing a tooth, eh?  Well, on the bright side, you can compare that to Harrison Ford's losing his teeth during an accident, too.  If that's any consolation, of course...

:     Well actually to be honest about all of this, I didn't loose a complete tooth, just the cap. And also the cliff was only about about 10 or 12 feet high, but there were rocks at the landing site. Ouch! And unlike a cat, I don't think I landed on my feet. All of this got me away from cabinet making for a day, and so I think I will stick in TLC, and watch at how Indy does it.  Regards, Steve

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