Some of you may have heard through the grapevine...
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That my younger brother Richard (the one that doesn't parachute) was involved in a parachuting incident a couple of weeks ago whilst he was in the Czech Republic. He's been very very lucky, in that he broke a bone in his spine, but is still fully functional, and should be ok. He did have a pretty big operation and supposedly has a huge scar up his back (chicks dig scars). He's going to give the full details himself here in the next few days, but in the mean time, here is his new metal work in his spine...
That my younger brother Richard (the one that doesn't parachute) was involved in a parachuting incident a couple of weeks ago whilst he was in the Czech Republic. He's been very very lucky, in that he broke a bone in his spine, but is still fully functional, and should be ok. He did have a pretty big operation and supposedly has a huge scar up his back (chicks dig scars). He's going to give the full details himself here in the next few days, but in the mean time, here is his new metal work in his spine...
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Bruce
Posted by Bruce Elgort At 08:18:41 PM On 05/29/2006 | - Website - |
<>tim
Posted by <>tim At 10:08:01 AM On 05/30/2006 | - Website - |
Posted by Lisa At 11:15:02 AM On 05/30/2006 | - Website - |
Posted by Ted Stanton At 10:47:15 PM On 05/30/2006 | - Website - |
Mum and Dad
Posted by Dad At 08:11:12 AM On 05/31/2006 | - Website - |
In ancient times the bigger the scar the better your status in society. I agree, this could work to his advantage when it comes to the ladies.
Best of luck to Richard.
Posted by Luke At 09:16:25 AM On 05/31/2006 | - Website - |
Posted by Cali At 09:49:21 AM On 05/31/2006 | - Website - |