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Just got off the fone a few minutes ago with the auto body shop to see if they had time to repair my daughter's vehicle. No thanks to a deer there was damage to the grill, headlight, a/c condenser and fender from what i remember. Although she was going posted speed limit it didn't help avoid the issue. Good thing is it didn't end up in the windshield. I encountered 10 or more impacts with deer on the 5 mile stretch from my house to the highway in my 4.5 decades of driving that same piece of road. Trees right next to the road doesn't help and txdot won't cut them down! Any over width loads will be in oncoming traffic's lane in a bad line of sight. It almost happened to me as there was no lead vehicle as txdot requires. I confirmed this will a local txdot trooper. This road is a narrow 2-lane that needs improvement. I've complained for decades about this problem
 
Just got a text back from my neck doc. Good news and not not good news, only just not bad news.

In regards to my question from last week the doc's office that's supposed to be doing the procedure hasn't returned their calls. I don't know why ir what that means for me on if and when it will be done! Even if the procedure is done before the end of this month it might be the end of next month before I get relief. That SUCKS! Well at least it may help if it works
 
NMEDGE said:
The base does not want to get involved with matters downtown. I suppose I could try to talk to someone there as I have access but don't expect any help from them. It's a whole new world!
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hmmm
i bet if you were to email SEC of War office
it would get the detail
which base is it?

when i was active duty
the commander under advisement from senior enlisted representative, revoke said persons off base living privileges easy as signing a form
that usually solved the matter in a minute
his family still could stay off base, but the active duty person had to move back in the barracks and forfeit part of his housing allowance
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
Just got off the fone a few minutes ago with the auto body shop to see if they had time to repair my daughter's vehicle. No thanks to a deer there was damage to the grill, headlight, a/c condenser and fender from what i remember. Although she was going posted speed limit it didn't help avoid the issue. Good thing is it didn't end up in the windshield. I encountered 10 or more impacts with deer on the 5 mile stretch from my house to the highway in my 4.5 decades of driving that same piece of road. Trees right next to the road doesn't help and txdot won't cut them down! Any over width loads will be in oncoming traffic's lane in a bad line of sight. It almost happened to me as there was no lead vehicle as txdot requires. I confirmed this will a local txdot trooper. This road is a narrow 2-lane that needs improvement. I've complained for decades about this problem
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Is this in the new car?
 
nice day today, cloudy, breezy, not humid at all..

wife got it in her head to wash the floors, back hall, and stairs........

guess who got "elected" to help wash the stairs...??

yeah, i'll be hobbling along in no time.......

then of course, i gotta slide the kitchen table, it has those special disks that allows that.

then she wants me to wash the rubber mats....

jesus h. christ...COME BACK HEAT AND HUMIDITY...............

i'll be back..............dead or alive...........we can't have @Belt Fed feel like he's gonna be in charge of being the old man here.
 
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