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  • AxeA Axe

    No, I'll never quit playing but I wont ever gig again and Arthur is slowing my hands down. 🙁  I'll always continue to make music, we just released our second cd

    One of the test discs

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    I'm selling one of our businesses because I'm staring at back surgery and will be down for a while. It's been a bad bad yr. I'm also down 65lbs. Not good lbs either.

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    @axe said:

    No, I'll never quit playing but I wont ever gig again and Arthur is slowing my hands down. 🙁  I'll always continue to make music, we just released our second cd

    One of the test discs

    image.thumb.png.8a6d16a6a9e61a3269317b72bcd30dc7.png

    I'm selling one of our businesses because I'm staring at back surgery and will be down for a while. It's been a bad bad yr. I'm also down 65lbs. Not good lbs either.

    Well that sucks my friend.

    WSS

    www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons
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    • AxeA Axe

      No, I'll never quit playing but I wont ever gig again and Arthur is slowing my hands down. 🙁  I'll always continue to make music, we just released our second cd

      One of the test discs

      image.thumb.png.8a6d16a6a9e61a3269317b72bcd30dc7.png

      I'm selling one of our businesses because I'm staring at back surgery and will be down for a while. It's been a bad bad yr. I'm also down 65lbs. Not good lbs either.

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      gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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      @axe said:

       I'm staring at back surgery and will be down for a while. It's been a bad bad yr. I'm also down 65lbs. Not good lbs either.

      I'm in your same boat, with the bad back.. I've put it off for years..  the pain is beyond putting off any longer.  Chro's to Therapy, I've tried it all. Between my L4 & L5, I have a bone settling in against a nerve... Surgeon wants to trim (her words... grind  ?) that bone back away from the nerve.. I've read nothing good in results 

      good luck to ya... 

      58 years young & I'm done working the stroke of midnight on the date I can retire.. enough, will have to be enough !

      Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends Team Brotherhood-"It's not about You,Me or I. It's about building We"..Hue Jackson
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        C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
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        Congrats on everybody retiring ! it's awesome in my book.  I dealt with knee pain for many years. My knee was reconstructed in the summer after the ninth grade. I was retired when my knee completely gave out one evening at the grocery. I literally fell into her and she kept me from going to the floor.

        I tried to hide it, but my Wife cried and said no more - you have to get your knee replaced. She knew I couldn't take the pain anymore.

        So, I did. My surgeon, one of the very best, said my knee was the second worst he'd ever seen of thousands in his career.

            Medicare and supplemental took care of most all the bill. Don't wait, guys - the pain takes it's toll... at least for a temporary amount of time. I hope your back surgeries go excellently. Find the best dr around.

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          F FairHooker11 wrote on last edited by
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          https://thepostmillennial.com/watch-biden-admin-tax-unrealized-capital-gains?utm_campaign=64474&fbclid=IwAR1prtSn9ZSgeCMfKBgXcH81kS-ljZdnPjf23S_jU2mPLn34LGlgI6SE1yo

          Biden admin wants to tax increased value of assets before those assets are sold

          does this surprise us?

          how about you biden voters? 

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            https://thepostmillennial.com/watch-biden-admin-tax-unrealized-capital-gains?utm_campaign=64474&fbclid=IwAR1prtSn9ZSgeCMfKBgXcH81kS-ljZdnPjf23S_jU2mPLn34LGlgI6SE1yo

            Biden admin wants to tax increased value of assets before those assets are sold

            does this surprise us?

            how about you biden voters? 

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            @fairhooker11 said:

            https://thepostmillennial.com/watch-biden-admin-tax-unrealized-capital-gains?utm_campaign=64474&fbclid=IwAR1prtSn9ZSgeCMfKBgXcH81kS-ljZdnPjf23S_jU2mPLn34LGlgI6SE1yo

            Biden admin wants to tax increased value of assets before those assets are sold

            does this surprise us?

            how about you biden voters? 

            I looked into my crystal ball to see how they will answer:

            Trump trump Trump trump

            I don't really doubt they are embarrassed but they just can't admit it. Still Democrats and the Press try to softsell the upcoming depression.

            Even if Joe Manchin doesn't bend over I can't imagine it's not on the way.

            WSS

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              Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by Canton Dawg
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              After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

              I told him flatly….NO.

              Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

              Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

              Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney
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              • Canton DawgC Canton Dawg

                After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

                I told him flatly….NO.

                Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

                Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

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                DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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                @canton-dawg said:

                After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

                I told him flatly….NO.

                Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

                Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

                Sorry to hear about your wife.

                "You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970.
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                  B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
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                  Stock market is robust and consumer prices increase can be mitigated with individual decisions. Rising oil/energy prices are always a concern but one would hope that demand levels off as people spend their, “we didn’t travel during COVID nest egg”

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                  • C calfoxwc

                    Congrats on everybody retiring ! it's awesome in my book.  I dealt with knee pain for many years. My knee was reconstructed in the summer after the ninth grade. I was retired when my knee completely gave out one evening at the grocery. I literally fell into her and she kept me from going to the floor.

                    I tried to hide it, but my Wife cried and said no more - you have to get your knee replaced. She knew I couldn't take the pain anymore.

                    So, I did. My surgeon, one of the very best, said my knee was the second worst he'd ever seen of thousands in his career.

                        Medicare and supplemental took care of most all the bill. Don't wait, guys - the pain takes it's toll... at least for a temporary amount of time. I hope your back surgeries go excellently. Find the best dr around.

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                    VamboV Vambo wrote on last edited by
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                    @calfoxwc said:

                    Congrats on everybody retiring ! it's awesome in my book.  I dealt with knee pain for many years. My knee was reconstructed in the summer after the ninth grade. I was retired when my knee completely gave out one evening at the grocery. I literally fell into her and she kept me from going to the floor.

                    I tried to hide it, but my Wife cried and said no more - you have to get your knee replaced. She knew I couldn't take the pain anymore.

                    So, I did. My surgeon, one of the very best, said my knee was the second worst he'd ever seen of thousands in his career.

                        Medicare and supplemental took care of most all the bill. Don't wait, guys - the pain takes it's toll... at least for a temporary amount of time. I hope your back surgeries go excellently. Find the best dr around.

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                    • Canton DawgC Canton Dawg

                      After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

                      I told him flatly….NO.

                      Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

                      Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

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                      gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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                      @canton-dawg said:

                      Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

                      I flatly would be so lost.. So sorry to hear about your wife.. Bless ya, good man! ?  

                      Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends Team Brotherhood-"It's not about You,Me or I. It's about building We"..Hue Jackson
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                      • Canton DawgC Canton Dawg

                        After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

                        I told him flatly….NO.

                        Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

                        Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

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                        @canton-dawg said:

                        After 6 weeks of retirement in March of this year, my boss called me and asked if I wanted to come back.

                        I told him flatly….NO.

                        Then he asked if I would consider part time, and I agreed providing I could work from home.

                        Since the wife passed away, it gives me something to do in the mornings.

                        So sad about that. Stay strong - I would probably go live in the woods in a tent or something I'd be so lost.

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