Posts by Thunder Rider

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Need info. on rotater cuff surgery

by kls in

jw
friends

i have a rotater cuff tare and will need surgery.i can live with it (pain)or have it fixed.i am worried that it maybe stiff or i maybe worse off after the surgery.has anyone here had this surgery and how did it turn out.i am not getting it done till i know all the pros and cons.

kls

Thunder Rider

My rotator cuff surgery required the insertion of a pin and hook. The pain after the surgery was pretty rough but not much worse than the pain of trying to live with the injury.

I've had lots of people tell me that their results were only 75% recovery of full motion, but my surgery gave me back 100% range of motion and ability. My surgeon's name is Ronald Zipper. He is in North Kansas City MO. He wouldn't cut me until he was sure he could give me an acceptable result. There are other doctors out there that are scalpel happy. Get a couple of opinions before you do anything.

It was 8 weeks from the date of my surgery untill I went back to work.

Good luck.

Thunder

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I WANT REVENGE!!!!!

by worldlygirl in

jw
friends

well, it has finally happened.

my jw husband came home last week and told me he is moving out.

it seems he has been talking to the elders, and they feel his spirituality is being threatened (even though i have not insisted he stop going to meetings, i won't allow any jw material in my home because of my children from a previous marriage - i don't want them exposed to it.

Thunder Rider

Revenge done well is soul soothing and theraputic.

Send him a "Kiss My Ass" Stripogram to the Kingdom Hall! That ought to shake things up.

Have him read COC before you'll agree to a divorce.He may change his mnd.

Call the Mormons and tell them he wants to convert.

Bust his balls every chance you get.

Talk about the flagrant dissregard for other peoples wellbeing!

If you need a sword, I have several.

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Thunder

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JWs - Doggystyle

by Funchback in

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http://www.strike9.com/file.aspx?path=%2fqueeto%2ffullsize%2fdogjws.jpg

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Thunder Rider

Darn! Not what I was expecting......

Funny, but not what I was expecting........

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Marrying Young

by Descender in

something has been bothering me as of late.

my younger brother, who is 17 years old plans on getting married right after he turns 18 this upcoming year.

i have quite a few problems with this, but he thinks that he knows it all at his age.. i'm concerned for several reasons.

Thunder Rider

I don't think the age issue is as critical as the lack of maturity that seems to plauge wittness youth. The limits placed on them as to association with non-JWs and the fact that they are so focused on a future that will never happen, makes them totally unprepared for "REAL" life.

Sheila and I married at 20 and are going to celebrate our 20th anniversary in April.She didn't have the "dub" upbringing that I did. My maturity level was somewhat higher than most at that age as I had practicaly raised my 11 brothers and sisters. I was not completely clueless when I started my own family. I didn't go to college and that sometimes bothers me now. I think I could have had an easier life, had I gotten a degree. Our income at the beginning of our marriage was about $12000.00 a year. It sucked! We had money problems and that caused friction in our relationship. We got through it but we could just as easily have not.

The deck is stacked against him. If he has some doubts about the org., cultivate those doubts and get him the hell out of there! If he marries the "elder's daughter" so to speak, he is in for a rough time. Spare them both the tears, convince him that he needs to rethink this whole thing.

Its hard enough being married without the add pressures of JW heavy handed regulations, low income, little experience and little maturity. As mentioned before that's a formula for distaster if any.

Sad but true.

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Thunder

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For The Love Of Birds

by RAYZORBLADE in

this is not unique to north america, but in some respects, given this continent's cities, and the many skyscrapers that dot the urban landscape, you may wonder how on earth this affects our feathered friends.

well, i'm sure some of you have either seen, or experienced firsthand, a bird colliding with a window: bay window at home, office window, high rise window, automobile window etc., and of course, depending upon their velocity, sometimes it is to their doom.

yes, we are losing many bird species, and here in ontario, some of our songbirds are succumbing to architectural beauty over practical design.

Thunder Rider

Way to go Rayzor! Glad to hear the little guy was alright.

Its funny that you start a thread about birds today. while I was cleaning house last night, while Sheila was at school, I found and filled our hummingbird feeder. I put it up on the cross bracing on the roof over the front stoop. Within 20 minutes 2 hummingbirds were hovering there 3 feet in front of our front door.

We had seen them sporadicaly in Sheila's flowes but they usually darted off after a few seconds. I watched them for about 15 minutes. They are a wonder to behold. I hope Sheila gets to see them today. Its looking like the heatwave may be breaking today and we might actually get to enjoy the outdoors again.

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Thunder

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Do you miss the Kingdom Melodies?

by Candlestick02 in

jw
friends

just curious.

i went to the 3rd church that i've ever stepped foot into after leaving the borg 3 years ago.

so, as i'm standing there (in the front row, i might add) for the musical worship portion of the service.. i felt like a big idiot.

Thunder Rider

Hell YES, and that itchy, scaly, rash I had too!

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Back in the meat raffle of life!

by joannadandy in

of late i have been rattling on about my new boy toy- .

it was a wonderful summer romance that began with the kick off of memorial day fireworks, peaked on the fourth of july--and fizzled out before labor day.

oui?

Thunder Rider

Thunder, you hold him and I'll hit for awhile, then we'll trade places.

JeffT,

I'm cool with that but you better bring smelling salts to rouse his ass a few times. Don't want to have to curb the festivities on account of his unconsciousness.

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Thunder

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Fairweather Friends

by StinkyPantz in

jw
friends

this term can mean many things in my opinion:

) they are only around during the "good times", but not there for you, during the bad

) the friendship is based on their terms only.

Thunder Rider

SP,

Simon hit it on the head. Fair weather friends fit the first defenition. People that fit into the second and third defenitions are just JERKS!

True friends show their colors when things get tough. They're their when you are broke, when you need help and when you ned an umbrella.

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Thunder

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Back in the meat raffle of life!

by joannadandy in

of late i have been rattling on about my new boy toy- .

it was a wonderful summer romance that began with the kick off of memorial day fireworks, peaked on the fourth of july--and fizzled out before labor day.

oui?

Thunder Rider

Jo: I'm very sorry. I agree with Thunder I let him know from the git-go I was NOT like my Mother and would NEVER tolerate infidelity of any sort even meeting someone for coffeeI on the other hand also make sure that he knows I am easy but only for him. Always emphasise that little part some men can think otherwise. Also next relationship tell the man from the start that Thunder has a sword and is NOT afraid to use it LOL

*SHIT* This is SheilaM not Thunder

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Back in the meat raffle of life!

by joannadandy in

of late i have been rattling on about my new boy toy- .

it was a wonderful summer romance that began with the kick off of memorial day fireworks, peaked on the fourth of july--and fizzled out before labor day.

oui?

Thunder Rider

Men are pigs, and cheating men need to be put down, like dogs that bite. I'd voluntere for that duty any day. My sisters have been victimized by their husbands despicable behavior.

Trouble is though, that there are gals out there that encourage that behavior in men. You gals need to demand more from the men in your lives and not put up with our $#!t! Men need to feel needed, wanted, loved, lusted, and controlled to a certain extent. Set boundries, demand fidelity of the heart and mind.

Men don't appreciate what they don't have to work for. I know how lucky I am to be in the relationship that I have. Going on 20 years and looking forward to 40 more. There are some of us menout here that aspire to be worthy of the woman in our life and heart. We can be found, just gotta look in the right places.

Jo, raise your standards, don't settle.

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Thunder