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Well, I guess it does sound kind of silly, especially because I was going less than 10mph. One of those "you had to be there" things. I'll be fine, thanks.
Glad you're ok. Go get that back checked out if it bugs you. I got a back injury in my late teens and paid no mind to it... not even in my late 20's yet and I'm already paying for it dearly.
my dad had terrible back problems when i was growing up, i used to wonder why he complained so much till i hurt mine...ouch is not even the right word. oh now we walk the same, told my youngest son to look at his grandfather and me, you will be like that unless you go to college and learn to do something other than farming or construction. too late for my older two sons both in construction, getting the walk..
4"???? That doesn't even qualify as a pothole up here in Michigan. We have craters that go all the way to Middle Earth....
Originally Posted by bluharley
I grew up in upstate NY, I remember!
Still here, nothing changed for the better!
After this last winter, they are everywhere, and seem to be deeper/wider/longer than normal. Plus with the volume they aren't getting repaired quickly.
In traffic, on roads that you travel less you are constantly surprised.
I'm a wee bit sore, but ok. I went back to the scene of the crime today. I hit it just right, otherwise it wouldn't have been an issue. That one won't get me again.
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