Mr Play wrote:Right around the 4th of July show, I started having a lot of pain and numbness in my left leg. Come to find out I had a herniated disc in my lower back, dating back to a collision in a show in Belgium way back in 2001.
I had back surgery 3 weeks ago and I'm almost completely back to normal now. I guess it's proof that your youthful actions can catch up to you later in life. So I'm in retirement for the 3rd or 4th time now - we'll see how long this one lasts
Mr Play wrote:Right around the 4th of July show, I started having a lot of pain and numbness in my left leg. Come to find out I had a herniated disc in my lower back, dating back to a collision in a show in Belgium way back in 2001.
I had back surgery 3 weeks ago and I'm almost completely back to normal now. I guess it's proof that your youthful actions can catch up to you later in life. So I'm in retirement for the 3rd or 4th time now - we'll see how long this one lasts
We all assume you're using "normal" in the relative sense.
Mr Play wrote:I meant retired from doing jet ski shows, not my regular job of organizing tailgate extravaganzas. I can do the planning and Danny can do the heavy lifting.
Fixed it for ya, Bill.
Glad to hear surgery went well. Thanks for the update.
Hank Hill : Just in case I'm incapacitated for some reason, do you know how to start a man's heart with a downed power line?
Bobby: No.
Hank : Well, there's really no wrong way to do it.
This weekend in France, Pierre Maixent pulled off the world's first double backflip. I've known Pierre since 2001, when we did a two-month-long show together in Belgium. He was a crazy Frenchman then, and he's only gotten crazier with age.