Before/After

[joceiphus]

Only thing is Dale, Joe doesn't think the Yamaha engineers knew what they were doing so he's changing EVERYTHING.

Damn right!
Those tiny bastards have no clue when it comes to GIANT people.
If I'm gonna have a bike, then it's gonna be stretched out so my balls can enjoy the breeze.

BTW Greg, are you calling me a hillbilly? really?

Really?


Hi Fred,
You're comparing apples to oranges here, but I'll try to play along.
Taking one's medical condition to a fella that probably got his certification from a back alley guttersnipe. I.E. a Chiropractor. As opposed to a Medical Doctor who spent many many years training to become a Doctor.
Well, that would be like telling my daughter that toilet seats get her pregnant. Then, pumping her full of qualudes, and pushing her into the football team's locker room.

[XSokieSPECIAL]

Damn right!
If I'm gonna have a bike, then it's gonna be stretched out so my balls can enjoy the breeze..

You might want to try some crotchless chaps.



DAMMIT JOE!......you stole my tooth AGAIN!

Oh well..........if you really need it I understand buddy, being from hillbillyville and all.

I was just through there again today on my RUNNING motorcycle. I actually think it got smaller, or maybe just more of it closed up or fell down.

[WMarshy]

While I can agree that some chiropractors are witch doctors, there are many who are competent medical practitioners. I was sent to a chiropractor by my MD, because my back injury was not bad enough to be dealt with by surgery. The chiropractor I went to (who was highly recommended) was able to deal with my back problems over about 6 months. I have also gone to one who caused me more pain. Any chiropractor who tells me that they can cure my diabetes, I turn and run from. All of those I have gone to, have provided care for a limited time, and while many have encouraged maint care (generally a once a month visit), they have all been more concerned about me taking the proper care of my back on my own.

I have mostly been pain free back wise for the last 25 years, IMHO because of good chiropractors. Would I have recovered from my earlier injury without treatment? I don't know. But I'm convinced it would have taken much longer to recover.

Dont worry cywelchjr, I am a firm believer in chiropractics myself. After receiving care from my CBP chiropractor for about 2 years I was involved in an automobile accident. Fortunately for me, I escaped the wreck with my life but had double orbital fractures and a serious case of whiplash but no broken vertabra. Because I was seeking regular care from my chiro I had x-rays of my spinal curvature before and after the accident. I lost 96% of my neck curvature which translated to about 40mm of forward movment at the base of the skull. After many months of more care I gained almost all of that back and have no serious side effects from the accident, just some permanent screws and reconstruction chain on my facial bones. My point is, there is no medical practice that could have corrected my whiplash and helped me heal fully. Im not dissin medical doctors b/c obviously there is a need for them but when it comes to spinal health and perventative healthcare, none of them know squat compared to chiropractors.

P.S. Once I reached the level I was previous to the accident I went to college and havent been to a chiropractor since. So, saying "once you go you have to keep going" is B.S. The truth is, if I had never seeked treatment after my accident I would be suffering today from serious headaches and numbness in my fingers. To the medical doctors I would be a great candidate for neck surgery or a new round of colorful experimental drugs.