I advice you to, Rodney... and give it enough time to wake up before you put your body weight on it. There wasn't a muscle responding... it was as stable as spaghetti. A sleeping foot is more hazardous than you might think. This was day before yesterday and I'm still limping around like a 90-year old without his cane.
/Nick -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] För Rodney Barilleaux Skickat: den 19 juli 2005 17:28 Till: [email protected] Ämne: Re: [VFB] Fly-tying is so relaxing... ROFLMAO... Been there, have had that happen more times than I want to count... Luckily for me I've never actually fell to the floor... Come close many times though... Now I have to remind myself to uncross my legs before they fall off... LOL ... Rodney... On 7/17/05, Niclas Runarsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > To make a short story short... > An hour ago: I sat tying for the Mayfly Swap, went to the fridge to > have a glas of water... and forgot the hackle pliers over there. I > went back to the table and sat down tying for a while again... this > time with my leg over the other. Then I needed the hackle pliers again > but they were gone. "Aaaah! They're over by the fridge." My foot had > fallen asleep. When I took the first step a series of sounds shook the > kitchen: "SCRACK!!", when I put the weight on my foot... "BONK!!", > when I hit the floor... and "AAAAAAARGHH!!!!!", when I started to feel > the pain. > > This is when you reach the true fly-tying relaxation... when the > painkillers have kicked in. > > (And Rodney... I don't want to hear anything about not putting in > effort when you get my flies. I'm going to tie tomorrow, even if Teresa has to > carry me to the table.) ;o) > > /Nick
