[gwk4667]

Someone just gave us a free deuce and half with a crane and all fuel engine BUT its in florida and its too tall to lowboy and if it ran top speed is 45[/QUOTE]

I just hauled a Tri axel on my low boy - - - drove it on and took the wheels off, chained it down then when you get to the other end put the wheels back on.

If you are not going to get it PM me as I have a house and 5 acres in Ft Drum FL and I would take it.

[downsouth]

Originally Posted by downsouth

Sitting waiting for the doctor to come examine me. The nurse is asking about meds and such. Then she ask if I am feeling depressed or experiancing any anxiety. I say no. When she is done with the questions I ask her if those questions about depression are new. She said they were, doesn't matter if you came in for a sprained ankle. They are mandated now. I ask by who ? She doesn't know. Will ask the dr when he comes in.

The Doctor said that asking if the patient was either depressed or felt anxiety comes from the Dept. Of Heath Services.

[Vikingdad]

Originally Posted by downsouth

Sitting waiting for the doctor to come examine me. The nurse is asking about meds and such. Then she ask if I am feeling depressed or experiancing any anxiety. I say no. When she is done with the questions I ask her if those questions about depression are new. She said they were, doesn't matter if you came in for a sprained ankle. They are mandated now. I ask by who ? She doesn't know. Will ask the dr when he comes in.

Literally just got back from taking my 82-year old mother to the dermatologist and she was asked the same thing. WTF? Mom was there for a tiny spot of sun damage on her nose. The doc is actually a patient of my brother (who is also a doc). But the questions were asked by the nurse before we saw him.

[winds-of-change]

Originally Posted by downsouth

Sitting waiting for the doctor to come examine me. The nurse is asking about meds and such. Then she ask if I am feeling depressed or experiancing any anxiety. I say no. When she is done with the questions I ask her if those questions about depression are new. She said they were, doesn't matter if you came in for a sprained ankle. They are mandated now. I ask by who ? She doesn't know. Will ask the dr when he comes in.

Years ago when my sister was at the OB for a routine yearly exam, the doctor asked my sister if she was abused by her husband in any way. My sister asked why that question. The doctor saw bruises on my sister. My sister said, "I live on a farm and throw hay to horses and sheep twice a day and do a variety of other farm chores. Of course I'm going to have bruises." But she was not offended by the question because spousal abuse is not that uncommon in some rural communities.

[MoreAltitude]

Originally Posted by downsouth

Sitting waiting for the doctor to come examine me. The nurse is asking about meds and such. Then she ask if I am feeling depressed or experiancing any anxiety. I say no. When she is done with the questions I ask her if those questions about depression are new. She said they were, doesn't matter if you came in for a sprained ankle. They are mandated now. I ask by who ? She doesn't know. Will ask the dr when he comes in.

Originally Posted by Vikingdad

Literally just got back from taking my 82-year old mother to the dermatologist and she was asked the same thing. WTF? Mom was there for a tiny spot of sun damage on her nose. The doc is actually a patient of my brother (who is also a doc). But the questions were asked by the nurse before we saw him.

I would use the Pinoccio defense from Shrek 3

Nurse: So tell me, are you depressed or have anxiety?
Patient : Uh. Hmm, well, uh, I don't know if I have or have not.
Nurse: You're telling me you don't know?
Patient: It wouldn't be inaccurate to assume that I couldn't exactly not say that it is or isn't almost partially incorrect.
Nurse: So you do know if you have or have not experienced these symptoms?
Patient: On the contrary. I'm possibly more or less not definitely rejecting the idea that in no way with any amount of uncertainty that I undeniably do or do not know if I could probably be, if that indeed wasn't the case. Even if I'm not, or ever knew I was which would mean I'd really have to know if I wasn't.

[axxe55]

i think my response would be that if i didn't come in with those problems, lets concentrate on what i did come in for.

am i depressed or have anxiety? i will when i get the bill!

[c3shooter]

"Am I depessed or am I anxious? Hmm, let me see now........

I'm sitting on a cold exam table where I have been for 45 minutes. I am waiting for YOU to get this rusty NAIL out of my FOOT, after which you are going to PAINFULLY wash the nail hole out with Betadine, and give me a tetanus shot.

Then you are going to send me a bill for about $500, unless you decide to X-ray my foot- in case there are other nails hiding there- which will bump the charges by about $400.

Now HOW could I be depressed or anxious over THAT? Sounds like the absolutely PERFECT afternoon to me.

BTW, how long have you been making sounds that appear to be speech, but make no sense at all? Does this make you depressed, or feel anxious in any way? "

[Balota]

Originally Posted by winds-of-change

They were not coming from the new power supply but they did turn out to be things I didn't need to connect. I took my computer to my daughter's friends tonight. Her husband worked on it and said they were extra connections for features my computer didn't have. I am here, right now, posting from my own computer with my much loved illuminated keyboard. I am so happy!



It wasn't a mess....... I actually had it all right I just didn't know it.

Outstanding!

[Balota]

Originally Posted by winds-of-change

Yes, I do know what happens when you screw up with electrical. You blow the whole thing up and need to buy a new 'whatever'. I once put a new plug on a vacuum cleaner. I sure didn't like the jolt I got when I plugged it in. And there's the time I plugged in a pump to my fish tank with wet hands. OUCH!! I have a healthy respect for anything electrical.

I have replaced parts in many analyzers at the hospital. I have learned you take out one wire and put the new one in......one at a time. Never take them out all at once.

It just always seems like if it ain't one thing it's a nother around my place. I have a plumbing problem I've been ignoring but I think that's next in line.

My motto is "Don't put both index fingers in the socket at the same time, and everything else is the electrical guy's problem."

I believe electricity is a myth. All such devices actually run on smoke. I find that whenever I let the smoke out of an electrical device it stops working. So, the device runs on smoke... That's my theory anyway!

[pagj17]

Originally Posted by Balota

My motto is "Don't put both index fingers in the socket at the same time, and everything else is the electrical guy's problem."

I believe electricity is a myth. All such devices actually run on smoke. I find that whenever I let the smoke out of an, device it stops working. So, the device runs on smoke... That's my theory anyway!

That explains that putrid smell! It's rotten from being in one space too long!