This is all KRW's fault!:mad:

Ken V.

Thanks for the credit, but you and I both know this had to happen sooner or later!

Thanks for the credit, but you and I both know this had to happen sooner or later!

I pity anyone who might be within earshot of you, Maggers, Cobalt and me, if we got onto a topic like this in person.

Ken V.

And don't forget about his walker, "Ralph". Now if only he can remember where he left it...

We'll have to get the design team together and come up with some interesting "accessories" to build into that walker.

(By the time we're finished with it, it'll probably be as big as a Sherman Tank.)

Ken V.

That may be, but it's funny!


What's Jack going to do when his prostate acts up and he gets those sudden urges to go, go, go?

Guess we'll have to get him a motorized walker . . . little step on the back like a dog-sled. [SIZE="3"]z-z-z-[/SIZE]o-o-o-[SIZE="1"]m-m-m-m[/SIZE].

Ken V.

I pity anyone who might be within earshot of you, Maggers, Cobalt and me, if we got onto a topic like this in person.

Ken V.

Laughing out loud dropping my beer in my lap! (LOLDMBIML)!!!

Laughing out loud dropping my beer in my lap! (LOLDMBIML)!!!

I gather that's the sort of thing that happens at GU's. Maggers can confirm.

Ken V.

Actually, ankle holsters are best for people who sit. That's why I always wore one at the bench. If things got dicey, I could easily reach my ankle while sitting.

My thoughts as well.

Ken V.

I gather that's the sort of thing that happens at GU's. Maggers can confirm.

Ken V.

Don't know about GU"s, but it happened here tonight.:o

I gather that's the sort of thing that happens at GU's. Maggers can confirm.

Ken V.

It's absolutely the sort of thing that could happen at a GU, anything's possible. And Paul would join right in! So would Mary.

Don't know about GU"s, but it happened here tonight.:o

And we haven't even started designing his walker yet.

Reminds me of the time a friend and I were working on the design of an aerodynamic ski locker for the roof of his car. It started out seriously enough, but then we started adding things . . .

Kaye just kept bringing us beer, and tried not to laugh too loudly.

We made the ski carrier out of aluminum, (this is the design phase mind you) made it aerodynamic so it wouldn't cause him to use more gasoline. Then we made it detatchable so he could use it to carry his ski's when he flew on commercial airlines. Naturally, it had to have wheels so he could pull it behind him while walking through the air terminal. But then we figured; why walk?! So we motorized it, and put a seat on it, so he could drive it through the terminal.

By the time we were finished, it had tracks so he could ride it up the mountain instead of using the ski lift.

I think we could do the same for Geriatricman Jack and his walker.

Ken V.