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Old 01-09-2018, 07:10 PM
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I like Bobs honesty. I’m gaining on you Tim, 20 to go and I’m there.

Black ice does suck though. I came off our deck once and hit it and I swear I was completely horizontal about a foot off the sidewalk and the first thing to hit was the back of my head. Still hurts just thinking about it.
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Sorry Tim about your fall, as long as you didn't get hurt all is good, but I did check with USGS and they did record a slight tremor this morning in the Indiana PA area.
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Sorry Tim about your fall, as long as you didn't get hurt all is good, but I did check with USGS and they did record a slight tremor this morning in the Indiana PA area.

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had that happen last year, was out shopping with my wife and on the way home just had to stop for a pit stop, and too cold out to "find a tree" along the side of the road (ha ha)
so I stopped at a Speedway gas station. On the way back to the Jeep, I stepped off the sidewalk with my 1st foot/ and as SOON as I picked up my 2nd foot, down I went. elbows hit the ice covered asphalt, head hit the concrete sidewalk that I had just stepped off of.... and was slick enough I couldn't hardly get up off the ground.... I'm not that big, 5'11 and 225#.....
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As they say, it ain't the fall, but the sudden stop that hurts. Glad you're still with us, and not broken up in a hospital.
Did you get up and look around, to see if anyone was watching?
Been awhile since I slipped and fell on the ice. But have been wheeling up a ramp, the wheels spin, and fall out frontwards. But, that's another story.
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