Hurting knee
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Well, I have had a "construction problem" at birth and my right knee has a dislocation since then. Sometimes the bones just move were they want to and not where there are supposed to go. It's just a pain right now to walk, hope it will stop (like it always did). Sitting, coding, driving, ecc is fine. This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy, and, yes, it is crazy (it snowed once more 20 centemters at an altitude of 1000 - 1200 meters, here we had heavy rain and now it's sunny but with high winds). It's supposed to be summer in 23 days...
vonb wrote:
etc is fine
That's the most important of all. ;) Marc
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Would be exactly the kind of weather I like, with some BBQ and beer perhaps after work... :-D
We had a BBQ yesterday :) BBQ is supposed to take place on fidays but yesterday was the only *almost* sunny day here...
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We had a BBQ yesterday :) BBQ is supposed to take place on fidays but yesterday was the only *almost* sunny day here...
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vonb wrote:
etc is fine
That's the most important of all. ;) Marc
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Well, I have had a "construction problem" at birth and my right knee has a dislocation since then. Sometimes the bones just move were they want to and not where there are supposed to go. It's just a pain right now to walk, hope it will stop (like it always did). Sitting, coding, driving, ecc is fine. This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy, and, yes, it is crazy (it snowed once more 20 centemters at an altitude of 1000 - 1200 meters, here we had heavy rain and now it's sunny but with high winds). It's supposed to be summer in 23 days...
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I saw your title, immediately thought: "I used to be a developer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee."
you beat me to it!!! :thumbsup:
Nihil obstat
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Well, I have had a "construction problem" at birth and my right knee has a dislocation since then. Sometimes the bones just move were they want to and not where there are supposed to go. It's just a pain right now to walk, hope it will stop (like it always did). Sitting, coding, driving, ecc is fine. This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy, and, yes, it is crazy (it snowed once more 20 centemters at an altitude of 1000 - 1200 meters, here we had heavy rain and now it's sunny but with high winds). It's supposed to be summer in 23 days...
When I saw your title I thought of Wounded Knee[^].
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I saw your title, immediately thought: "I used to be a developer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee."
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Meaning of the etc: every thing you can do in sitting or lying positions (sleeping is one of them)
vonb wrote:
Meaning of the etc: every thing you can do in sitting or lying positions
No disagreement there! :) Marc
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you beat me to it!!! :thumbsup:
Nihil obstat
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Well, I have had a "construction problem" at birth and my right knee has a dislocation since then. Sometimes the bones just move were they want to and not where there are supposed to go. It's just a pain right now to walk, hope it will stop (like it always did). Sitting, coding, driving, ecc is fine. This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy, and, yes, it is crazy (it snowed once more 20 centemters at an altitude of 1000 - 1200 meters, here we had heavy rain and now it's sunny but with high winds). It's supposed to be summer in 23 days...
Do you have an ichi ni?
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Well, I have had a "construction problem" at birth and my right knee has a dislocation since then. Sometimes the bones just move were they want to and not where there are supposed to go. It's just a pain right now to walk, hope it will stop (like it always did). Sitting, coding, driving, ecc is fine. This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy, and, yes, it is crazy (it snowed once more 20 centemters at an altitude of 1000 - 1200 meters, here we had heavy rain and now it's sunny but with high winds). It's supposed to be summer in 23 days...
vonb wrote:
This dislocation wakes up each time the weather gets crazy
High air pressure (fair weather) works as a pressure bandage on your joints, so whenever the air pressure goes down (crap weather) your joints swell up and starts to act up. You're a human barometer. Over here in Sweden it's been between 20 and 30 degrees with a couple of thunderstorms for almost two weeks. Problem is just that I've had a fever for three weeks, sinusitis for two weeks and have eaten penicillin for one week. So I haven't had any opportunity to enjoy it, my standard luck. :sigh: Sinusitis during a thunderstorm is also quite rough by the way.
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