Re: Re; Statistical Question for Skip OOOrrrooo

[Guest guest]

Greg

A very astute observation. Do you think it has anything to do with the way

water goes down the plughole of the shower/bath - sucking on one leg before the

other. The rotation of water in Australia being opposite to that in the

Northern hemisphere.

I wonder what your views are Skip? Is this anything to do with the secret of

your spin bowlers?

Rog

Re; Statistical Question for Skip OOOrrrooo

G'day Skip,

I enjoy you're writings. I live in the backwords of Oregon over 'ere in

Yankland, so I could easily be mistaken, but it was our understanding, in

this country, that the people/voters in Florida didn't elect anybody. Now

for the technical question. it seems to me thaat after having followed the

postings on the Surface Hippy board for some time, I have come to the

conclusion that in the US and northern EU most people's left hip has to get

replaced first. I guess my question is: Is it the norm. for the right hip to

need to be replaced first Down Under? And if so, do you think it has

anything to do With the direction of rotation of the planet in relation to

which hemisphere you live in? I know that sinks & loos swirl in different

directions depending on whether the drain is going north or south. Maybe

this is really a question for Geoffrey. I'm sure he's got the answer. Well,

I've got to get goin'. Me an the boys are goin to go gimpin all over the

wild wet woods an see if we can't scare us up one o them Sasquatch before

new years.

Arghar Larghar, (that's the sound of a Sasquaatch)

Greg

on 12/28/02 3:44 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day Trudy,

Maybe some confused Florida voters elected him god of hip

replacements.

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > G'day Trudy,

> > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > OOOrrrooo Skip

>

>

> Skippers,

>

> Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read your

> post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

nice

> brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> Trudy

[Guest guest]

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Greg

Sorry to further disappoint you but my downunder LEFT BHR is

progressing fairly well at almost 14 weeks post op and unlike Skip my

family has been in the land of OZ for many years. Trying to remember

which hip Edith had unfused and resurfaced - she will let us know. If

it's the left it may be three strikes and your out. Right and your

still in the game. Watch those Sasquatches if they're any thing like

our Bunyips!!!

All the best from Downunder

Dasher

[Guest guest]

Hi Greg

Sorry to further disappoint you but my downunder LEFT BHR is

progressing fairly well at almost 14 weeks post op and unlike Skip my

family has been in the land of OZ for many years. Trying to remember

which hip Edith had unfused and resurfaced - she will let us know. If

it's the left it may be three strikes and your out. Right and your

still in the game. Watch those Sasquatches if they're any thing like

our Bunyips!!!

All the best from Downunder

Dasher

[Guest guest]

Hi Dasher,

Looks like it is 3 strikes and Greg is out..... it is my left one wearing a

shiny BHR............... however the first person I met with a BHR did have

his right one done........ if that is any help

Greg...........smile............. In the early days with my sample of 2 that

did lead me to wonder if it was a male/female thing - as opposed to Nth/Sth

Hemi thing - i.e. females had left and males had right.........and too bad

for those with 2.......smile..........

Edith

>

> Sorry to further disappoint you but my downunder LEFT BHR is

> progressing fairly well at almost 14 weeks post op and unlike Skip my

> family has been in the land of OZ for many years. Trying to remember

> which hip Edith had unfused and resurfaced - she will let us know. If

> it's the left it may be three strikes and your out. Right and your

> still in the game. Watch those Sasquatches if they're any thing like

> our Bunyips!!!

>

> All the best from Downunder

> Dasher

[Guest guest]

Hi Dasher,

It was just a thought. People have been telling me I've bin a bit out of

touch for years. Never seen a Bunyip. I'd like to though. Never actually

seen a sasquatch either, come to think of it, but there have been numerous

published photos in some of the finest , most disreputable periodicals in

the world.

Love the game! Though I'll have to admit that at some times I think this

whole cricket thing with it's absloutely incomprehensible terminology was

made up solely to confuse poor simple mindecd Yanks like me.

Thanks for the wishes & many more of the same to you,

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:32 PM, dasher3264 at hopash@...

wrote:

Hi Greg

Sorry to further disappoint you but my downunder LEFT BHR is

progressing fairly well at almost 14 weeks post op and unlike Skip my

family has been in the land of OZ for many years. Trying to remember

which hip Edith had unfused and resurfaced - she will let us know. If

it's the left it may be three strikes and your out. Right and your

still in the game. Watch those Sasquatches if they're any thing like

our Bunyips!!!

All the best from Downunder

Dasher

[Guest guest]

G'day to you too sir,

I stand corrected, and after the day's events, I believe I shall forgoe the

persuit of the Sasquatch and change my focus of attention to the cry of the

Bunyip. " Lager, Lager " !

Rest easy,

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:15 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day Greg,

I am going to disappoint you greatly and tell you that I have a bhr

of the left hip. Don't be discouraged though as I am first generation

Australian as my parents came from Scotland in the 60's. Therefore it

may be true that in the southern hemisphere more right hip ops are

done than left and prove your theory correct it will take time but

keep notes and you might end up with some really useful statistical

data and win a nobel prize for math specializing in stats then again

you might just want to grab a beer.

I once mentioned here before that you must admire the skill of our

OS's doing resurfacing not only are they bring new techniques to hip

surgery they also have to contend with making sure it is all secure

since we are upside down on earth.

Sasquatch hhhmmm I wonder if they are related to our Bunyips?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

G'day to you too sir,

I stand corrected, and after the day's events, I believe I shall forgoe the

persuit of the Sasquatch and change my focus of attention to the cry of the

Bunyip. " Lager, Lager " !

Rest easy,

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:15 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day Greg,

I am going to disappoint you greatly and tell you that I have a bhr

of the left hip. Don't be discouraged though as I am first generation

Australian as my parents came from Scotland in the 60's. Therefore it

may be true that in the southern hemisphere more right hip ops are

done than left and prove your theory correct it will take time but

keep notes and you might end up with some really useful statistical

data and win a nobel prize for math specializing in stats then again

you might just want to grab a beer.

I once mentioned here before that you must admire the skill of our

OS's doing resurfacing not only are they bring new techniques to hip

surgery they also have to contend with making sure it is all secure

since we are upside down on earth.

Sasquatch hhhmmm I wonder if they are related to our Bunyips?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello

I don't really know what to say now Rog, I seem to have definately gotten my

toe stuck in something today. A lot of times it seems like whenever I try to

get anything done, I just end up walking around in circles. Maybe that's the

cause of my hip problems. I already tried walking backwards half the time

but that didn't seem to work.

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:22 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello

I don't really know what to say now Rog, I seem to have definately gotten my

toe stuck in something today. A lot of times it seems like whenever I try to

get anything done, I just end up walking around in circles. Maybe that's the

cause of my hip problems. I already tried walking backwards half the time

but that didn't seem to work.

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:22 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>Hello Edith, Dasher, Skippy, Trudy, et al,

I'd rather be out in good company than in, in bad company. There goes my

career in scince & technology though. You already know how bad I am in any

language. I guess it's gonna have to be either art or politics or does

politics qualify as con art?

Greg

on 12/29/02 4:55 PM, ecrow at ecrow@... wrote:

Hi Dasher,

Looks like it is 3 strikes and Greg is out..... it is my left one wearing a

shiny BHR............... however the first person I met with a BHR did have

his right one done........ if that is any help

Greg...........smile............. In the early days with my sample of 2 that

did lead me to wonder if it was a male/female thing - as opposed to Nth/Sth

Hemi thing - i.e. females had left and males had right.........and too bad

for those with 2.......smile..........

Edith

> Sorry to further disappoint you but my downunder LEFT BHR is

> progressing fairly well at almost 14 weeks post op and unlike Skip my

> family has been in the land of OZ for many years. Trying to remember

> which hip Edith had unfused and resurfaced - she will let us know. If

> it's the left it may be three strikes and your out. Right and your

> still in the game. Watch those Sasquatches if they're any thing like

> our Bunyips!!!

>

> All the best from Downunder

> Dasher

[Guest guest]

Hi Greg,

Pehaps you could try walking in circles but in the opposite direction i.e.

anti-clockwise instead of clockwise. Seems to do something for Skip even if its

just a different view on things. I go into hospital (operation on my ear) this

Saturday so I hope everything settles down by then.

I've tried to post on TH - it let's me in but wont accept a message.

Rog

Re: Re: Re; Statistical Question for Skip OOOrrrooo

Hello

I don't really know what to say now Rog, I seem to have definately gotten my

toe stuck in something today. A lot of times it seems like whenever I try to

get anything done, I just end up walking around in circles. Maybe that's the

cause of my hip problems. I already tried walking backwards half the time

but that didn't seem to work.

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:22 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

on 12/30/02 3:16 AM, Frost at roger@... wrote:

Hi Greg,

Hi Rog,

Thanks for the words of wisdom. I'll try anything to get a better outlook on

things. Sorry about you having to go back in for clinical incarceration,

even if it's only and hopefully temporary. My wife is constantly reminding

me that while I basically have nothing between my ears thet they are still

both full of sh__ most of the time and that's why I can't hear anything she

says. I take that to heart when she starts educating me for my own benifit

and turn the radio up. It works for those odd clunky sounds in the car too.

Re: the inability to post on TH...why not just take a lesson fron Sulzer

Corp. After they had all those oily recalls they just changed their name.

You have my best. We'll all be walkin' in there with you in spirit,

Greg

Pehaps you could try walking in circles but in the opposite direction i.e.

anti-clockwise instead of clockwise. Seems to do something for Skip even if

its just a different view on things. I go into hospital (operation on my

ear) this Saturday so I hope everything settles down by then.

I've tried to post on TH - it let's me in but wont accept a message.

Rog

Re: Re: Re; Statistical Question for Skip OOOrrrooo

Hello

I don't really know what to say now Rog, I seem to have definately gotten

my

toe stuck in something today. A lot of times it seems like whenever I try

to

get anything done, I just end up walking around in circles. Maybe that's

the

cause of my hip problems. I already tried walking backwards half the time

but that didn't seem to work.

Greg

on 12/29/02 3:22 AM, skippy2333 at

jlochery@... wrote:

G'day ,

The secret of spin bowling is simple, we bowl the ball imparting spin

to a worried batsman who is on the brink of tears because someone is

actually trying to get him out, rather than facing a pie chucker week

in week out in county cricket trying not to conceed runs. Or maybe it

is the water thing?

OOOrrrooo

Skip

> > > G'day Trudy,

> > > Don't try and spoil my fun, I'm about to let rip!!

> > > OOOrrrooo Skip

> >

> >

> > Skippers,

> >

> > Go for it! You may have the stomach for it. I just read

your

> > post egging him on. I'm with you. I do have to admit I enjoy a

> nice

> > brawl. I wonder who elected him god of hip replacement.

> > Trudy

>

>

>