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Coming home late years ago â 3 am or so with no other cars on the road until I approached a left hand curve and a car came out of the turn towards me out of control in my lane. I raced cars but I was always in control in those situations, I told myself: Today I will meet my Maker. I was at a full stop and the car whizzed by a foot away from mine probably going 50 mph and the smell of brakes and burnt rubber went on for the next hundred yards or so. That was as close to an NDE as I very got.
When I was a freshman in high school (back in the very early 70âs) the family moved from the Chicago suburbs to western Colorado. That first winter there the folks took us up to Powderhorn to learn how to ski.
Thatâs where I learned that if I donât get on snow skis, trees wonât jump in my way.
The last lines of âInvictusâ, by William Ernest Henley, come to mind: âI am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulâ, only in reverse. ; )
LookingGlass Premium Member 3 months ago
The agony of âŚ.. da âfeets!!!â
o-O
sandpiper 3 months ago
Too little thought too late. Someone [or something] else is driving his train.
Nuke Road Warrior 3 months ago
With luck, the royalties from the video will offset the medical bills.
constantine48 3 months ago
I like cross country skiing better. (I did injure myself doing that, though.)
ʲá 3 months ago
âŚand things went down hill fast!
Dogouse Reilly 3 months ago
Youâre supposed to bring walnuts and hard boiled eggs when you visit someone in the hospital.
CountOlaf2.0 Premium Member 3 months ago
Thank you, Sonny Bono.
uniquename 3 months ago
Gravity: itâs the law!
StephenHoyt 3 months ago
Some ski slops have a guard safety fence between the slop and the trees.
InTraining Premium Member 3 months ago
What⌠Ernie has feet, shoes�
[Traveler] Premium Member 3 months ago
That phrase has a different meaning in a Seinfeld episode
mindjob 3 months ago
At least he went for the gusto
Kaputnik 3 months ago
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate,
I am the captain of my soul.
W.E. Henley had had one leg amputated, not just broken, when he wrote that. Quit whining.
Chris 3 months ago
I could have told him that, but Iâm sure he wanted to prove it himself anyways. :J
ChessPirate 3 months ago
Well, now that youâre all wrapped up, you will be âmaster of your own domainâ⌠âş
falcon_370f 3 months ago
Been there, luckily my injury wasnât as severe
Smeagol 3 months ago
Coming home late years ago â 3 am or so with no other cars on the road until I approached a left hand curve and a car came out of the turn towards me out of control in my lane. I raced cars but I was always in control in those situations, I told myself: Today I will meet my Maker. I was at a full stop and the car whizzed by a foot away from mine probably going 50 mph and the smell of brakes and burnt rubber went on for the next hundred yards or so. That was as close to an NDE as I very got.
sml7291 Premium Member 3 months ago
When I was a freshman in high school (back in the very early 70âs) the family moved from the Chicago suburbs to western Colorado. That first winter there the folks took us up to Powderhorn to learn how to ski.
Thatâs where I learned that if I donât get on snow skis, trees wonât jump in my way.
Pony 3 months ago
You didnât try snowboarding down the ski slope, did you?
Gordo4ever 3 months ago
The last lines of âInvictusâ, by William Ernest Henley, come to mind: âI am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulâ, only in reverse. ; )
mbhiggins5555 3 months ago
While the bill on that monitor keeps growing every day.