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1. Avoid running at all times.-S. Paige Posted: January 25, 2013 at 07:23 AM (#4354705)You have your bathroom in your driveway?
Who was the Celtic player who broke his foot moving a couch? Pervis Ellison maybe?
I understand that people enjoy doing some manual labor and the risk factor is relatively low in a lot of this stuff. I have a friend who loves to work in his yard all weekend and that's fine. I've never in my life heard anyone say "it's snowing, woo-hoo I get to shovel!!!!" If you really want to get out in the snow go build a snow fort with your kids (or hell, with some random kids, what a great PR opportunity), but shoveling sucks.
STOWE, VT - Baseball pitcher Carl Pavano is out for the year with a tornlabrum suffered during a snowball fight with neighborhood kids.
I mean, really, at this point we should assume there is no alternative scenario in which Carl Pavano doesn't get injured.
QFT.
One of the best parts of my (former) marriage is the ex deals with snow in the driveway via the snow blower. I hate dealing with snow. Of course my strategy of ignoring it doesn't work very well.
You have your bathroom in your driveway?
Wherever I fall down and rupture my spleen will become my bathroom, I assure you.
Then, when I was 30 years old, I moved to a house at the end of a road with a large open field next to it. Regular snow falls became monstrous snow drifts as the wind blew the top layer from the field onto our driveway. The drifts would be waist deep in places on my driveway, while the neighbour two doors down would be clearing snow only ankle deep.
I badly threw my back out one morning trying to clear one of these drifts. From then on, I can't shovel snow any more (except pushing one of those large shovels that requires no lifting). The physical act of lifting the shovel and twisting and tossing the snow will trigger another painful back spasm.
I now own a huge snow blower that clears the snow. It's not as much fun any more, with the fumes and the loud noise.
(And now that they've developed the field into more housing, I don't have any more massive drifts to worry about.)
/Canadian
Really, if I had his money I guarantee you I would live someplace where snow is not an issue.
If you have enough money snow is not an issue even if your locale gets oodles of it.
That said, I enjoy a little light shoveling a couple times a year. There's nothing wrong with that. Plus, he's got some kids that are about the same age as my kid, who also loves to shovel snow. I'm going to go with that he was outside shoveling with the rugrats to let them burn off some energy when he slipped, and chose to mention his kids to the media.
Now that is funny - kudos.I almost want to talk about the marriage dissoluton here, because there is some world class snark in it, but nah. Maybe some day.
WFH today and just had to go pick up the recycling which blew over in the wind. Bottom of the driveway is covered in thin hard nasty (slippery) ice. It was an adventure (but unlike Carl I managed to navigate it body intact - go me).
Staying healthy, there is an element of skill and luck there, and it seems Carl has neither.
I have no doubt that shoveling leads to more opportunity to fall.
I seem to recall Ellison was worse than Pavano -- kind of guy who'd break his eyelids waking up.
Were there witnesses? Pavano was known to be less than forthright about his injuries when associated with the Yankees.
You would have positively died the last few days up here in the Great Lakes snow belt. I think we had a low of something like -15 over the past few days and nights.
If baseball had more pitchers like Pavano, there would be a lot less pitchers like Pavano.
I can't conceive of living somewhere where it doesn't.
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