Misery’s a good movie, although the book is better. I don’t see it as much of a thriller, though. It’s bizarre, yeah. And scary in it’s own way. But I wouldn’t say it’s all that horrific.
My girlfriend used to own a large dog kennel. She would have 40-50 dogs a day. She broke her wrist and had to have a cast. She insisted she didn’t need any help, but I went with her to the kennel anyway. I wasn’t there for 2 minutes and she soon realized she could even open the dog food cans. I also realized what a dangerous job she had. Some of the kennels were on a steep hill side and it was easy to fall when there had been rain. Over the course of her work, she broke her ribs and had a compression fracture due to two falls on the hillside; dogs tripping her, or jumping on her, knocking her down. She had a shoulder fracture and the wrist fracture, due to rambunctious big dogs knocking her down onto concrete floors. I took a bad fall, getting clotheslined by an electric fence.
Today, Burl is the Late and Unlamented. That’s exactly the sort of thing my first husband would say – and mean it. Current Hubby (going on 46 years) is a darned good cook, and recognizes a vacuum cleaner when he sees one.
Burl, the ever considerate and thoughtful man! It depends on which arm she broke. If she broke the non-dominate arm she should be OK, but if she’s right-handed and broke the right arm she’s had it!
Jeff0811 about 4 years ago
Sue’s just going to have to start earlier then, that solves everything.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 4 years ago
Found it… it was hiding, but it’s there.
I don’t really think Burl meant that as a joke.He’s just that clueless.
Meanwhile…. WTH is going on with Verla’s feet?
It looks like bear claws are sticking out from her pant legs…
and not the pastry kind.
bookworm0812 about 4 years ago
Misery’s a good movie, although the book is better. I don’t see it as much of a thriller, though. It’s bizarre, yeah. And scary in it’s own way. But I wouldn’t say it’s all that horrific.
SoTired Premium Member about 4 years ago
I see lots of sixes, but no 3
J Short about 4 years ago
My girlfriend used to own a large dog kennel. She would have 40-50 dogs a day. She broke her wrist and had to have a cast. She insisted she didn’t need any help, but I went with her to the kennel anyway. I wasn’t there for 2 minutes and she soon realized she could even open the dog food cans. I also realized what a dangerous job she had. Some of the kennels were on a steep hill side and it was easy to fall when there had been rain. Over the course of her work, she broke her ribs and had a compression fracture due to two falls on the hillside; dogs tripping her, or jumping on her, knocking her down. She had a shoulder fracture and the wrist fracture, due to rambunctious big dogs knocking her down onto concrete floors. I took a bad fall, getting clotheslined by an electric fence.
InTraining Premium Member about 4 years ago
Next Burl will recommend that Bill helps out by staying at the Hilton for the next 6 weeks…!
Dani Rice about 4 years ago
Today, Burl is the Late and Unlamented. That’s exactly the sort of thing my first husband would say – and mean it. Current Hubby (going on 46 years) is a darned good cook, and recognizes a vacuum cleaner when he sees one.
azhoosier41 about 4 years ago
Really had to beat the bushes to “find” it today.
Ontman about 4 years ago
Yup….poor Bill. She divorced him.
paranormal about 4 years ago
Burl, the ever considerate and thoughtful man! It depends on which arm she broke. If she broke the non-dominate arm she should be OK, but if she’s right-handed and broke the right arm she’s had it!
BlitzMcD about 4 years ago
That’s actually funny. Arrogant, ignorant and snarky. But funny.