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Thunderbird Club

I accidentally posted that halfway through, and wondered where it went. The full post is in now. Hard to type with a huge bandage on your left hand. :laugh:
Ha! Well we know it wasn't because of scratching fleas if you had some of that spray!:laugh:

I can't type with two hands, so one wouldn't be much worse, just slower.
 
TT. Group shot.

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He's a GREAT player and is the one who started me thinking about going back to a pick in his last BP Mag column.

Such a masterful player and funky as hell. Sweet guy too, very warm and friendly - that was the second time I met him.
 
Well, PT is "keep fingers moving"... pretty basic for me being an artist/musician/cyclist and semi-retired artisan/laborer = ($) The Dr said over the next year, I will gradually start to feel more feelings in my three affected fingers. I'm down with that - just hearing it will get better was very encouraging. Some people might not use their hands as much as I do and always have, so having this handicap is pretty front-burner. Luckily I've never been one to 'give in' to adversary and I work to stay positive and not succumb to easy/lazy negativity. I will get better regardless of it taking 360 days.
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I accidentally posted that halfway through, and wondered where it went. The full post is in now. Hard to type with a huge bandage on your left hand. :laugh:
Not for me. I use the index finger of my right hand to type letters, and the index finger of my left to hit 'shift'.(I also use the index finger on my right hand to hit 'backspace' when I f---* up.)


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