I'd be thinking about how Wifey would cope without me, as I am her carer.
So apixaban is a blood thinner, like Warfarin. And you like me have to take pills then for ever just in case, as I have to with the anti-seizure thing though they reckon they found the cause and zapped it, just to keep my licence.
My quack tells me I have borderline high cholesterol and should take statins. But they have side effects I am not interested in that, lol!
At least we are both here and able to laugh about it all, well a bit!
But it all came as a shock out of the blue, having a seizure for the one and only time, losing half an hour of my conscious life and learning of how I had behaved when "under", swearing at the paramedics, etc, which is totally not like me! I just "woke up" in the ambulance despite having walked there under my own steam.
So weird!
That's a strange one alright
Do you do this sort of thing totally on your own? Or does your mate help by holding, lifting, pushing, pulling, passing stuff etc?Hey up you lot, tis a mighty cold wind here & only a few flurry's of snow though.
Sunny dry day but I was in the workshop putting my mates defender gearbox
back in.
Silverside for me dinner lurvly
Just asking!
Do you do this sort of thing totally on your own? Or does your mate help by holding, lifting, pushing, pulling, passing stuff etc?
Just asking!
I normally just do mechanical work myself but its good to have a tool monkey
specially if its his motor.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
It's not true.....I know someone who does an even shorter one.
I too nearly always work on my own, but I did get my ex s-i-l in to help me put a BMW 528 gearbox back on when all I had was the garage floor, axle stands and a trolley jack. I needed the extra help just so between us we could push it up to the fly wheel/clutch, while one of us waggled the flange to get the splines to mesh.I normally just do mechanical work myself but its good to have a tool monkey
specially if its his motor.
But he sometimes asked me to help him and that's a different thing. Then we both worked together until it got to bits he couldn't do. like welding up the stainless exhaust on his Rangie.
He did just turn up one dark evening with his Series 2a saying, "We're going to change the head gasket tonight!". Which we did. Had fun at one point trying to find the right sized spanner for something. Neither AF nor metric seemed to fit. might have been Whitworth I suppose. Anyway we had a reet good laugh, go the job done and off he drove in it.
If it wasn't for lockdown, I'd have him helping me get the autobox of the D2 and back on again.
My other son in law worked for a coupla weeks with me helping me get a kit car up to MOT standard. He was really good, although he thought I was a bit of a "faffer" although I think I am just a bit of a perfectionist. anyway it worked, i go it MOTd and registered! but that is very different sort of work to normal spannerin.
For us re-tyred folk, doing double nothing in the morning followed by a nap and treble nothing in the afternoon is a full days workcall that a full days work?
For us re-tyred folk, doing double nothing in the morning followed by a nap and treble nothing in the afternoon is a full days work
It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it!!
When I need to I can still do a good graft. But at doing nothing I have no equals
When I need to I can still do a good graft. But at doing nothing I have no equals
This is something I aspire too
I'm gonna run a specialist course on it. First lesson will be how to be not found when something needs doing.This is something I aspire too
Signing up to your course first thing at some point tomorrow or the next day, otherwise definitely in the next few weeks/months
Thats ten plus points already, towards the degree level qualification. Well done sirSigning up to your course first thing at some point tomorrow or the next day, otherwise definitely in the next few weeks/months
Thats ten plus points already, towards the degree level qualification. Well done sir
I amaze myself most days how brill I am
kurtjohnson10
Well-Known Member
Just been for a spin in my brothers dodge Nitro - not bad for the cash - he only paid £5000 and it drives ok to me
Wot a dodge nitro?Just been for a spin in my brothers dodge Nitro - not bad for the cash - he only paid £5000 and it drives ok to me
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
A j**p wannabe
call that a full days work?
As you will learn young grasshopper we can do nothing and call it hard to do, so warrants a call of a good days work
.J
kurtjohnson10
Well-Known Member
Yes mate 2.8 - i have to say i was impressed, nice car for the money and came with a full one garage history and one owner, The guy who sold it was welling up as we left .
His Mrs made him sell it due to the fact he spends more time in it than he does in her - honestly her words
Great bloke - he even put a full tank of fuel in
He was shouting keep in touch as we left - wtf
If you saw his Mrs you would have lived in the car
