The short answer Ken is "No." Joyce and I take a break and eat dinner(free
of course). It was right after we had eaten, I attempted getting on the
escalator.
I stayed in the Paramedics office and Joyce was met by a Paramedic who said,
"Something's happened to your husband." Can you imagine poor Joyce??

Bobby



>now the question bobby, did you get a chance to gamble? and did you win
>anything?
>
>i had to ask, i can imagine your back was cut up pretty much. another of
>lifes plesantries i have to look forward to.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bobby Greer [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 11:36 AM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Striped! (Was: Eugenics through fear. Corrections!)
>
>
><i have found that escalators are begining to be a problem. they were not in
> yesteryears.>
>
>I fell on an escalator at a casino in Mississippi and it terrified me. The
>security guard(A BUBBA)  just stood there dumb-founded. A well-dressed
>Black man
>hit the stop button and ran up and scooped me up and saved the day and was
>gone before I could thank him. My back looked like someone had gone down it
>with a garden rake. Those grids of the step are as sharp as razors. I spent
>the rest of the night in the paramedic's office with her bandaging me and
>taking pictures.
>
>Bobby
>>I can relate to balance issues, but not because of CP of course.  Having
>said
>>that, I will leave balance comments to those who have actual CP (ACP)
>instead
>>of virtual CP (VCP).
>>
>>I can contribute a comment about that fine ale known as "Old Frothenslosh"
>>though.  It's the "pale, stale ale with the foam on the bottom."  And they
>>have such lovely pictures of ladies on the cans too.
>>
>>In a message dated 05/26/2000 7:41:18 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>[log in to unmask]
>>writes:
>>
>><< it's the brand that i can't remember. i also just want to think malt
>> whiskey. is there such a drink or is it the same.
>>
>> anyway i stay away from ledges, clifts and even steps at times.
>>
>> i have found that escalators are begining to be a problem. they were not
>in
>> yesteryears.
>>  >>