Boutik reality - Page 3

Wonkie · #21 11-30-2018, 05:39 PM

i think you told me to "mange ma bitte" a couple years ago when i was causing trouble

good luck with the recovery! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Diogene · #22 12-01-2018, 03:49 AM

Mange ma bite pretty much translates to eat my dick. But Boutik is a nice dude, he surely told you this because he likes you.
Also GL on recover, this really sucks. I hope you’ll find all the needed energy to get thru this painful episode. Meanwhile continue TunnelQuest, best fatcat by far (even if you piled beads like no else, some know you’re a stand up guy)

Legidias · #23 12-01-2018, 10:25 AM

Have to be devil's advocate...

Just because someone is disabled doesn't automatically make him a good guy or immune to bad behavior.

I have had literally 0 interactions with him, but just saying.

KansasComrade · #24 12-02-2018, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Rang [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I know something you could do that only takes one hand......

Read the bible?

America · #25 12-02-2018, 03:30 AM

Hey pal! I spent most of 2018 with no arms because of nerve damage. Eventually, I got left arm back after surgery worked. But I am 1-armed after complication in my right arm. It has been...3 months of that!

Anyway, I am able to function pretty well after practice. It sounds like you have other concerns, with the surgeries still very recent, and things must feel like they are crushing down on you. But, I can touch type 1-handed at about 60wpm with my left hand! now and live a pretty full life, work, etc. I do manage to play EQ too, entirely left handed. But I have had a year of warming these talents up.

Put hand in center of keyboard. Eventually you will have spacial sense that lets you zip around all over the place and type pretty dang fluently. Still, I do have to tell my groupmates the deal when I do play. But I am perfectly useful.

Wishing speedy recovery. important thing is to stay positive! Accept the "new normal" and develop skills for managing your life in it, and things are not so bad. I forget I even have a limp right hand to carry around now. Of course pain is another matter, but it will fade.

also, I can't recommend long walks and hikes enough. activities which don't engage your arms will let you feel normal and forget for awhile.

"go with the flow" and attack life from what angles remain open to you!

good luck!