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[motherlord6]

That's wonderful! I once knew a guy who was in a motorcycle accident, and was in a coma. My number was in his wallet, so they called me. It was the weirdest time ever, as he had no visitors, and I was the only one who seemed to care.

It was a difficult recovery, but he made it. It changes your life for sure, and putting the broken pieces back together makes perfect sense.

The staff at Discount are wonderful people. Congratulations on all fronts. May life be a little sweeter from now on.

[Erion929]

Congrats, Alpha Male....great you made it back ::

No rush, but don’t forget to return my Tactical Sport Orange that I lent to you :




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[Cokebottle]

Hope this isn't prying, but how did you buy a rifle without knowing you were buying it?

Memory loss prior to an accident is common.
A friend of mine was only "out" for about 10 minutes... she woke up in the ambulance. She "lost" the 3 days prior to the accident and the next 24 after is really spotty.

[Wombats Are Dangerous]

Holy crap, that's a crazy story! Glad you're up on your feet and glad you're finally getting your guns.

[edgerly779]

I am glad it is working out. I am amazed they kept it and you can redros and receive your firearms.

[BigPimping]

Every time I think that this board can't get any more off the wall, it does.

[sarbiker]

Every time I think that this board can't get any more off the wall, it does.

I was beginning to think this was a "monkey fighting a shark" type thread..!!

Happy to hear your condition OP..!!

[I Swan]

Every time I think that this board can't get any more off the wall, it does.

I believe the OP but some of the stupidest things I've ever seen posted online in my life have been on CGN.

As for comas a couple of times in my life I've had people try to use the excuse that they had a loved one slip in to a coma as a ploy to avoid paying me for something. Once they were called out on it and just paid knowing we knew they would be found out was a lie.

[tradecraft]

Memory loss prior to an accident is common.
A friend of mine was only "out" for about 10 minutes... she woke up in the ambulance. She "lost" the 3 days prior to the accident and the next 24 after is really spotty.

Thanks for sharing that info, got it.

[ar15barrels]

Every time I think that this board can't get any more off the wall, it does.

Here is some 'on the wall' instead of all the 'off the wall' for you...

[SonofWWIIDI]

Glad everything worked out.

And that you're on the mend!

[DevilDawgJJ]

That made me laugh!!! Thank you!!

[edgerly779]

From now on do cash and carry (LOL) Buy ammo and go shoot and enjoy life.

[SMarquez]

Memory loss prior to an accident is common.
A friend of mine was only "out" for about 10 minutes... she woke up in the ambulance. She "lost" the 3 days prior to the accident and the next 24 after is really spotty.

Retrograde amnesia. 10 minutes is a long damn time. As a paramedic I would be in a panic to treat someone that won't wake up.

[billped]

Damn. I though the original post was merely in jest and just meant it slipped his mind. I think I speak for everyone in the Calguns community: we hope you continue to improve!