Mathews cant hitchike for a bit.

[KYPack]

(Mad, don't get mad at me for this, now)

Pug, you can also hit the F12 key.

A menu will pop up.

go to "cache"

select "Clear cookies for this domain" and JSO will give, like, 15 more views.

[swede]

"Clear cookies for this domain" sounds like me in the cupboard around 9 pm.

[hoosier]

I found if I use IE instead I can read it just fine without messing around with my cookies.

Yeah, for a while, until IE gets maxed out on cookies and then you will have to purge one or the other. If you open FF, go to history (menu bar at top) and select "Clear recent history" that will flush all your cookies for you.

[hoosier]

Or you could just invite the Swede over one evening and let him take care of things. He will not leave a crumb.

[Guiness]

From cookies back to pins.

TFA said they leave the pins sticking out of the hand? Very Frankenstein!

Sound like quite a freak injury. Breaking your thumb by landing open palm on the turf?

[hoosier]

Sound like quite a freak injury. Breaking your thumb by landing open palm on the turf?

Not a freak injury, a pussy injury.

[KYPack]

From cookies back to pins.

TFA said they leave the pins sticking out of the hand? Very Frankenstein!

Sound like quite a freak injury. Breaking your thumb by landing open palm on the turf?

That is the most common ski injury.

& KY has done it.

Last run, last day in Aspen.

I couldn't quite tough out happy hour.

Was a wussy, I guess.

(I won't say the "P", Pug's on here.)

[Guiness]

That is the most common ski injury.

& KY has done it.

Last run, last day in Aspen.

I couldn't quite tough out happy hour.

Was a wussy, I guess.

(I won't say the "P", Pug's on here.)

Heh, I ski and snowboard, don't think I've heard of that in particular...mostly broken wrists!

[KYPack]

Heh, I ski and snowboard, don't think I've heard of that in particular...mostly broken wrists!

I googled it.

I was told the thumb was most common to skiers by the doc who repaired my thumb.

Most common injury is to the knee, the most common to the upper extremities is now to the wrist, with boarders getting most of those busted/sprained wrists.

Guess that doctor was just trying to "cheer me up".

[Guiness]

I googled it.

I was told the thumb was most common to skiers by the doc who repaired my thumb.

Most common injury is to the knee, the most common to the upper extremities is now to the wrist, with boarders getting most of those busted/sprained wrists.

Guess that doctor was just trying to "cheer me up".

Wrists are very common with snowboarders (and rollerbladers), mostly from falling backwards and putting your arm behind you. I know a couple of kids that have broken both wrists at the same time doing that!

[mraynrand]

Wrists are very common with snowboarders (and rollerbladers), mostly from falling backwards and putting your arm behind you. I know a couple of kids that have broken both wrists at the same time doing that!

The thumb injury is very common in skiers because of the poles, they tell me. Next more common are injuries from falls - if you don't have a parachute of course.

[Guiness]

The thumb injury is very common in skiers because of the poles, they tell me. Next more common are injuries from falls - if you don't have a parachute of course.

That makes sense, jamming your thumb when planting your pole. Is that what you did KY?

[denverYooper]

This all begs the question: what was Matthews doing skiing!!??

[mraynrand]

This all begs the question: what was Matthews doing skiing!!??

and without a parachute yet! I guess he bought into that "nobody does it better" malarky....

[George Cumby]

That is the most common ski injury.

& KY has done it.

Last run, last day in Aspen.

I couldn't quite tough out happy hour.

Was a wussy, I guess.

(I won't say the "P", Pug's on here.)

I did the same thing Ky. The last run of the day, I blow it and land hard and jam my thumb.

I had a less severe form which is a strained ligament (I think) which is called, creatively: " skiers thumb". It takes for fucking ever to heal, like months.

My rule oh thumb these days is when I nail that sweet run in mid afternoon, I call it a day and head to the lodge.