Test driving my new wheelchair

satdav wrote: Karl did you get it yet your new wheelchair

Yes but it has gone back as the chair was too weak.. Now I am waiting for a stronger chair

Awww Karl, so now you need a 3 times stronger man chair, just like you had the 3 times stronger man flu? (Sorry I couldn't resist, muscle man!)

My carer was feeling the left arm muscle this morning, she didn't realize how big it was!! I do every thing with my left arm so its real big. I am popeye lol

Everything!! :whistle: Sorry, couldn't resist my dirty mind!! :lol:

Behave as you are a married woman! Lets just say I don't need a sporty car to show off lol

Hey I can window shop! There's no harm in that!! :blush:

What is it with men and sports car? Is it an ego thing or making up for other 'short' comings I wonder? :huh:

BUBBADOG14 wrote: What is it with men and sports car? Is it an ego thing or making up for other 'short' comings I wonder? :huh:

Both :evil:

:lol: :lol:

Yeah, whenever I see a middle aged man in a red convertible, I figure he is on his way to get his Viagra prescription filled. :whistle:

Karl wrote:

BUBBADOG14 wrote: What is it with men and sports car? Is it an ego thing or making up for other 'short' comings I wonder? :huh:

Both :evil:

As us men love our cars

When we went on holiday to Wales last year, the hotel lent me a mobility scooter, it was great. Only trouble is poor George couldn't keep up with me! My friend and I raced along the promenade in our scooters and a teenage girl joined in with her wheelchair, and she beat me, oh, the shame! seriously tho it made a big difference to me getting out and about, as I can't usually walk too far with a stick. Parking it back at the hotel is another story..... let's just say that I scraped the whole of one leg, bruised my knee and the scooter will never be the same again. George had to go in the bar and buy me a double brandy to stop me shaking .... and of course, he had to have one, or two ....... oh the memories!