Posted by GeneMO on February 12, 2015 at 15:31:47 from (71.51.203.52):
In Reply to: Stupid Hurts.... posted by Bryce Frazier on February 12, 2015 at 06:36:25:
When I was your age we had cattle, hogs, row cropped, hayed, and put up silo.
I got ran over, ran into, knocked down, stepped on, bit, kicked, vaccinated myself instead of the hogs. I got cut, scrapped, burned, bruised. I fell, tripped, ran noisy tractors with no ear protection. I went to the ER with metal in the eyes, stitches, broke my front teeth out courtesy of a Gleaner F's rock door.
I water skied with spectaular crashes, I jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, I rappelled off cliffs, I was a long distance runner.
We ran everywhere, jumped off truck beds, fell off piles of hay. We banged into things, things banged into us. Our hands, arms, and shins were masses of scabs, scrapes and bruises. Bandaids were our friends.
Other injurys too numerous to mention.
Now that I am 60, everything has added up, compounded, and stiffened up.
You may be OK now, but it all takes it toll in later year.
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