My car's coming home!

[imadoofus]

Yay! :bannana:

Picked up this morning in Germany, and will be back home on Monday!

Apparently, the handbrake isn't working. Which I find a bit strange...

PJ

Still not allowed to drive it though

 

[mattc]

Good news! How much longer before you may drive again?

 

[MBManInKen]

Thanks for the update - hope all is well with it and that you're recovering well .

 

[glojo]

Yay! :bannana:

Picked up this morning in Germany, and will be back home on Monday!

Apparently, the handbrake isn't working. Which I find a bit strange...

PJ

Still not allowed to drive it though

I think it's good news but congratulations and I'm looking forward to seeing both the pictures and reading a report.

Good luck with the handbrake

Regards
John

 

[imadoofus]

Good news! How much longer before you may drive again?

I hope I'll get the all-clear within the next couple of weeks.

In truth, I can drive now, because my cars are automatic, and I have my left arm. In practice, I am not prepared to drive until I get signed off by the consultant and physio, because if I have an accident (or, heaven forfend, run some poor sap over ) before I'm signed off, I'll be in schtuck, and my insurance may even be invalid.

I can scratch my nose now, but not my head. Two weeks ago, I couldn't even scratch my ar$e, so it's all progress. Originally they told me it would be four to six weeks before I could drive again, and my op was four weeks and two days ago.

PJ

 

[imadoofus]

I'm looking forward to seeing both the pictures and reading a report.

What?! I can't do homework! I've got a bad arm you know

 

[mattc]

Very sensible....if only all road users were like you

I hope I'll get the all-clear within the next couple of weeks.

In truth, I can drive now, because my cars are automatic, and I have my left arm. In practice, I am not prepared to drive until I get signed off by the consultant and physio, because if I have an accident (or, heaven forfend, run some poor sap over ) before I'm signed off, I'll be in schtuck, and my insurance may even be invalid.

I can scratch my nose now, but not my head. Two weeks ago, I couldn't even scratch my ar$e, so it's all progress. Originally they told me it would be four to six weeks before I could drive again, and my op was four weeks and two days ago.

PJ

 

[MBManInKen]

if only all road users were like you

You want all of us to have a dislocated and fractured shoulder?

 

[television]

You want all of us to have a dislocated and fractured shoulder?

I though he meant the no parking brake bit

 

[glojo]

I hope I'll get the all-clear within the next couple of weeks.

In truth, I can drive now, because my cars are automatic, and I have my left arm. In practice, I am not prepared to drive until I get signed off by the consultant and physio, because if I have an accident (or, heaven forfend, run some poor sap over ) before I'm signed off, I'll be in schtuck, and my insurance may even be invalid.

I can scratch my nose now, but not my head. Two weeks ago, I couldn't even scratch my ar$e, so it's all progress. Originally they told me it would be four to six weeks before I could drive again, and my op was four weeks and two days ago.

PJ

I have a good friend who many years had to have his left arm amputated. One day I saw him negotiating a roundabout at high speed. I waved to him and he waved back.....

REgards
John

 

[GRAV888]

Two weeks ago, I couldn't even scratch my ar$e
PJ

So how did you............On second thoughts, don't answer that

 

[wobbly]

Not a nice thought, and I was just about to have my dinner.

 

[pammy]

Yes - let's not go there!!

G;ad you are getting better tho PJ:bannana:

 

[imadoofus]

So how did you............

I do still have one good arm

 

[pammy]

I do still have one good arm

Too much information!!

 

[television]

I do still have one good arm

Do remember it the last good one, and no more left after that

 

[glojo]

So how did you............On second thoughts, don't answer that

Been there
Not there there, as in there! But for many months I was plastered from above the shoulder to the knee-cap

It's one way of finding out who your friends are.

REgards
Friendless John

 

[television]

Been there
Not there there, as in there! But for many months I was plastered from above the shoulder to the knee-cap

It's one way of finding out who your friends are.

REgards
Friendless John

Did you find out ?

 

[wobbly]

Too much information!!

Im with Pammy.

 

[Mondorich]

But for many months I was plastered from above the shoulder to the knee-cap

It's a while since I've been plastered !!!!