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« Reply #10 on: February 06, 2006, 06:29:53 pm » |
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PM Curtis, I bet he has all the parts you need. I know he'll be able to answer all your candy vendor questions.  '>
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« Reply #11 on: February 06, 2006, 09:32:20 pm » |
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Here's one that was on eBay a while back ( have a soda machine folder and candy machine folder that I store
images of when something cool pops up) anyway.....
here's a base.... not much to them.....
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« Reply #12 on: February 07, 2006, 12:03:54 am » |
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I just bought a pretty cool 5 cent candy machine tonight. I pulled a muscle this morning in my back so I will be picking it up on my next trip towards that direction. It will probably be somewhere around a couple of weeks. I have never seen one quite like this one. I will post some info. on it tomorrow.  '>
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« Reply #13 on: February 07, 2006, 12:21:11 am » |
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That hurts! Hope you recover soon. If you don't need to make any important decisions for a few days "Soma's" (prescription) is the best I've found for back injuries.
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« Reply #14 on: February 07, 2006, 09:19:26 am » |
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I would post pictures but I don't have a digital camera. The last picture that Eric put up of the white one is exactly what mine looks like..... It is missing the top piece I guess. I'll probably build a heavy base for it though. I think it will be nicer that way after it is painted. Do you think the guy you mentioned has an extra top that he will sell me? How do you get a key? Can they be picked? Are keys universal and might I borrow one? Also interested in the source for the stickers....Thanks guys! My wife just rolled her eyes when I brought it home....However your encouraging posts did help.
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« Reply #15 on: February 07, 2006, 10:11:13 am » |
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Hey... I like Glen's granola/health bar idea (great excuse to get it displayed in the kitchen)
I'll call my friend and see where he got his decals.....
And Curits or BrianC will probaby be able to help quite a bit.....
That chrome piece along the top may have been a option or a upgrade model.....
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« Reply #16 on: February 07, 2006, 10:54:38 am » |
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| Quote (Creighton @ Feb. 06 2006,9:21) | That hurts! Hope you recover soon. If you don't need to make any important decisions for a few days "Soma's" (prescription) is the best I've found for back injuries.
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« Reply #17 on: February 07, 2006, 12:18:36 pm » |
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Go to regular Doctor and get some Flexiril that really loosens up things. I never seen a pill so small do so much. I used them once when I cut down this big tree. The trunk pieces were as big around as a truck tire and about as tall. I was to lazy to cut them smaller, but wasn't to lazy to pick them up into truck. I did fine until I arched back to get under one of the bigger ones. I got it in but I felt like I was carrying a ton of wait around my waist. Wen't to a Family Practice doctor that pops backs real good, and he gave me the prescription. You take those before you go to sleep and you wake up 12 hours later feeling like a newborn baby. No not cranky and wet, but fresh and new......I like going to the doctor because they try to take care of you then and there. They don't try to milk you with a bunch of bull. Not all back quacks are bad but some will run you through the ringer. Anyway hope this helps too.......
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« Reply #18 on: February 07, 2006, 12:25:04 pm » |
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Monkey Boy,
Thanks for the info., I really wasn't looking forward to going through a chiropractor's 14 visit routine. Been there done that back in day playing football.
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« Reply #19 on: February 07, 2006, 04:54:01 pm » |
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I guess it's not family practice, but it's D.O. Doctor of Osteopathic medicine that you are looking for. They are trained to manipulate the spine. My wife used to work for one. Call and ask nurse if the good doctor is well versed in this. Because a lot of people don't realize that they are so they don't get much practice. The one my wife worked for was a wiz at it the other one wasn't because he never hardly done it. I would ask him how he does it and if that is what you want go with him. I prefer the you lay left he pushes you both ways and then you lay right and he pushes you both ways. Then he would have you hold your shoulders like an "X" with right hand on left shoulder, and left on right in the sitting position. Then I guess he pulled you back into the lower part of his leg. Anyway all you heard was RIPPP. He did a fine job and if he wanted to he could've probably broken a guy in half. He was as strong as an Ox. Sorry though I never get that right D.o vs Family Practice, and I meant to check on it after I wrote it. Something came up though and I just remembered to do it...Sorry.
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