LOL, Vickie, that was my first thought, too. There's a reason for the bandage and removing it is probably not a good idea. Sigh, my second thought was, uh-huh and if it were me? Yeah, I'd probably have moved the bandage, too. But my third thought is that carpel tunnel is usually caused by repetitive movements... and just how often are you going to use that thumb before its wrist has healed? Keep in mind that we can all read e e cummings... capitals are useful, but not really a requirement of cogency. A wild turkey flew off as I was crossing a field one quiet day. I now know that it is possible to levitate while in mid-stride. Would someone explain how to hit the shift key with your elbow? I can hit shift-caps lock or shift-control (which makes for some interesting screen)but not the shift key by itself. Goodness, are your elbows that sharp or is my elbow that fat...

I've pulled distributors that were stuck like this by making a basket out of interwoven coat hangers to grab the distributor. The hangers should tighten up under the head of the distributor as they are pulled up. Attach the coat hangers to the shop crane and use that to apply the vertical pulling pressure. Do not just attempt to power it out with the crane, just put some pressure on it, and then use a twisting motion on the distributor housing. Remember, too much force with the crane will break the distributor. Try to not break it, and bring the lifting force up slowly.

Yes. That truck's switch is at the back of the master cylinder connected to a T fitting under the vehicle. Bad idea. It was subject to road damage,ice,water, and half the time the plactic top where the wires connect would crack and leak. Brake lights would usually stay on because the fuild was on both sides of the diaphragm. My 53 chev had the same setup. Hard to put a switch on the peddle when it comes up from the floor. Haven't looked at the truck but my chev had a momentary spring loaded switch bolted to the transmission case. A 2 inch lever was pushed back by the shift linkage as it was put into reverse for the backup lights. Was looking at the manual for my truck and it had optional air brakes or vacumm boost. Brakes on this thing are standard. Good thing, i guess. Got a phone call this morning. No idea who this guy is or how he got my number but he offered me $2000.00 for my truck. Thought about it. NOT. I haven't heard it run on all 8 and haven't even taken it for a hoot down the road. I'm starting to like that old girl. It's a good looking truck. give you an idea of how long it sat. I found a 1 inch round 6 foot tall poplar growing out of the moss on the wooden box where it connects to the deck. Been snowing now for 48 hours so have to cut more wood. Mind you it seems to warm up when it snows. It's only -13C. pretty nice outside. The old lady wants butter tarts and short bread for christmas so i'll guess i'll get at it and keep her happy. She comes home friday night.

I have a camera my brother sent me. It is sitting here bc I know I should upgrade my computer and it never works and it confuses me. I saw a UFO about 10 years ago in NC. A hovering thing that zoomed out very quickly. My mother and brother saw them in the 1980s or maybe 70's, in PA. It was reported to be seen by many in the local newspaper. I once found a dead fawn torn apart in my bank of ivy next to the driveway and cant imagine how it got dismembered that way. I called animal control and begged to have someone come and get it but they said I had to get it to the curb. I said "That is why I am calling. Would you like to collect these fly/maggot infested parts?" She said no, sorry. Well I think my husband or someone finally got it in a garbage bag and threw it out. But Something was out there. Creepy! The fawn was not very small. I live in suburbs, not wilderness.