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[cleatus12r]

Originally Posted by Power Hungry

Yeah... I can't say for sure. Can't imagine why anyone would invite you to our forum.

Hope you're doing well, sir. Give me a shout when you have some time. Would love to catch up with you.

Take care.

Of all people, you know how it goes with these electronic leashes. I've succumbed to the "smartphone" way of life and I think I have transferred the correct number a couple of times to new ones unless you've changed it within the last two years. If you want to PM the number you can......or if I just ask if it has two threes and three eights in it (including area code) and you could reply with a "yes" or "no".

[Jackpine]

Yup, still have the "Ferd". The EcoBoost engine is great at towing my 3500# trailer, much better than the old 5.4L Triton. Even going up long 7% grades, I've not seen it drop below 4th gear when pulling the trailer.

Janet and I are separated, but we still like each other and do many things together, including camping. She often visits me in my new home in Pine and I go to Tucson often to see her, and other friends.

Still healthy, but I've had FOUR hernia operations in the past four years. They were all successful, but two had to be emergency ones that probably could have killed me if I had not gone to the emergency room. It was interesting, my GPs (there have been two now) both seemed unconcerned about my hernias and told me not to worry about them. My surgeon upset when I told her this, since the two emergency surgeries had to be corrected the "old-fashioned" way, instead of robotically. I'm sort of wondering now, why I even see a GP at all?

Had a great time with Bill and Angela at SEMA back in 2016.

Cheers!

- Jack

[cleatus12r]

Four emergency room visits...not a hernia (according to CT scan, ultrasound, and numerous x-rays). Tore some abdominal muscles for sure though and haven't been "regular" since.

SEMA was fun and I still have the ID lanyard.....from 2009.

[Power Hungry]

Originally Posted by cleatus12r

Four emergency room visits...not a hernia (according to CT scan, ultrasound, and numerous x-rays). Tore some abdominal muscles for sure though and haven't been "regular" since.

SEMA was fun and I still have the ID lanyard.....from 2009.

Ouch! Bruh, you need to take it easy.

SEMA is always a blast. Angela and I invited Jack to come out a few years ago. We had a great time.

If we can ever get past this virus garbage, we should all have a SEMA get together this year.