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Old 01-09-2018, 09:26 AM
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Default Black ice.
Got to work this morning and made it about 3 steps away from my truck and I was airborne. 240lb landing on an elbow isn't fun and my pants are still wet.
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Got to work this morning and made it about 3 steps away from my truck and I was airborne. 240lb landing on an elbow inst fun and my pants are still wet.
I feel your pain. If I know somewhere is slick it’s ok but when you can’t see it coming it’s really bad.
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Yup. Be careful when moderate freeze and thaw temperatures take over. Can be treacherous. Hope your sudden stop on terra firma was nothing serious.
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May yer butt dry and your elbow heal. Glad it wasn't any worse. Take care.
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Be careful Tim!

You too Stan. Saw you hurt your finger the other day. How's it healing?
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Lots of ice on the roads early this morning when I was driving through Mary Land. But its 60 in North Carolina right now.
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Tim, I believe you have added some weight since I saw you a few years ago. Glad you were not hurt. Have a great day.
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This "Black Ice" must be some politically correct invention.
Where I come from, Ice is as clear as the water it froze from,
and slicker than snot on yer middle finger.
Sorry you fell and "soiled" yer britches.
That's hurtful.
But you are Lucky, it could of been worse.
A Lady I know fell, & broke her wrist,shoulder and hip.
Some plates/screws in her wrist and shoulder and a new arti-fishal hip were the outcome.
Getting old ain't the "golden" years.
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Tim, I believe you have added some weight since I saw you a few years ago. Glad you were not hurt. Have a great day.
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Lots of ice on the roads early this morning when I was driving through Mary Land. But its 60 in North Carolina right now.
That's 54 more than it was here in NC on Sunday morning!!

Thanks for bringing us warm weather.


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