Subject: Re: RCR pics
From: "Chris BeHanna" <behanna@fast.net>
Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 14:13:30 -0400 (EDT)

On 6 Jun 2000, at 13:49, Joshua J. Fielek wrote:


> Howard Carson wrote:
> > Hello all you Denizens!
> >
> > Andy Donohue and I made it home Monday evening,
> > the remnant of our original group from PA/NJ/DE that
> > suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
> > throughout the weekend. Our woes in getting to KY
> > continued on the trip home, with Mark DiTullio getting
> > his Bandit crushed by a barefoot gal turning left out
> > of a gravel side road early Sunday afternoon. He's
> > got a broken wrist but is otherwise OK. Mike and
> > Blake stayed with him to secure a rental truck,
> > while Andy and I continued on. Mark's Suzuki now
> > replaces Tom Biggs' FJ (which got him home
> > quite nicely) as "Bike Least Likely To Return."

> Jiminy Christmas, you guys are CURSED!


	There is a silver lining:  Mark now has an excuse to upgrade,
either to a Bandit 12 or to something else.

	The downside is that his wrist will take a year to heal.  Mark,
if you're here, make sure you seek out the very best wrist man you
can find, as a half-assed job will leave you with a lot of lost
mobility (my uncle is going through this right now).  In this area,
Tri-State Orthopaedics and Sportsmedicine has a very good rep., and
they brag that they are the Pirates' surgeons.  They have a knee guy,
an ankle/foot guy, a shoulder guy, etc.  I'm sure they have a wrist
guy, too.  A coworker is *very* happy with the work they did on his
knee.  Cranberry office is (724) 776-2488.  As soon as I make it
through the referral system in my plan, I'm going to try to get to
them for my ankle.

Chrispy