GumbyCT wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 03, 2025 7:32 am

cpaptalk was the best forum on the internet.

I remember. RIP
Those times and those people saved my life.

..and yes, I will see you on the road.

oh...for pitys sake... Electrolysis. 5gal bucket of water, 1 cup epsom salts (electrolyte for electron transfer), some kind of metal plate that will fit in the bucket, 12v DC battery charger. Negative lead goes on your cast iron, positive lead goes on the metal plate. Don't let the metal plate touch...

Unwritten Rule #1 is show Pugsy the respect she's earned. ...hahaha...Leave it to JNK, the master of satire, irony, sarcasm, innuendo, conundrum....and truth.... in a single statement, to shine the light on cpaptalk as it exists today. Kiss the a$$ of the god queen or forever be banished into the d...

Snoredog was the first to welcome me here. Ironically, I was a year older than him when I arrived. https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t24176/Intro-from-Gumby.html?hilit=snoredog ....the days have gone by. You were one of the first to welcome me here. You were also THE one that brought the 2x4 upsid...

Poligrip strips. Cut to fit your lips. Glues them shut. Been there, done that.....got the FFM. A simple solution that worked very well for me.... and synopsis of my cpap equipment progression. Never ceases to amaze me what folks will do to avoid a FFM. A personal observation and opinion. Do what yo...

Poligrip strips. Cut to fit your lips.
Glues them shut.
Been there, done that.....got the FFM.

Never ceases to amaze me what folks
will do to avoid a FFM.

Do what you can,
with what you have,
where you're at.

This stuff helps. Yeah, it's just a rock but it helps me. Placebo or not it's good. Here is a short list of just some of the possible benefits of having a Himalayan pink salt lamp in your home: Purifies the air. ... Eases allergy and asthma symptoms. ... Increases energy levels and reduces stress. ...

From one cyclist to another.....KUDOs to you!
I looked up the ride. Total commitment to do that.....
on many levels. Multi-day rides are just fantastic.

jamesbond007 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 01, 2018 9:47 pm

CPAP is magic.

10yrs ago, cpap gave me back my life, too.
Totally changed my cycling life.
I'll see you on the road.

My neighbor of the past 4yrs is losing her battle to cancer. She came back home 2wks ago w/hospice care. Mostly her husband of 33yrs. It has been an on going battle for the past 5ys. She beat it back for a 3yrs. Now, there is no more medicine and mortal man can do. Sunday was her birthday.....so, sh...

June was my 10yrs. I have missed 3 nights in those 10yrs. 2 in the ER w/my dad. 1 in San Fran airport after missed flight. "Slept" in a booth at the all night Subway. I still have my original M Series Auto w/C-Flex, an S8 Elite and 2 S8 autos. One of those I use for travel and battery use in the tra...

To celebrate my 75th birthday I bought a Yamaha piano and started taking lessons. Found a great teacher who will go with the flow. Catnapper - Joanie I like this idea a lot. I have been thinking about doing the same, I played piano when I was a kid. Mom made us take lessons. Although I always compl...

Ok...here 'ya go. Bandsaw box I created for my neighbor. Apple wood. http://i.imgur.com/2eWysHF.jpg http://i.imgur.com/WpMtPiw.jpg One of my scroll saw projects. http://i.imgur.com/6RDhOHH.jpg Flip top cabinet for scroll saw/planer. http://i.imgur.com/HYid0bg.jpg http://i.imgur.com/e21eIAF.jpg Parac...

OkyDoky wrote: ↑

Mon May 21, 2018 8:52 am

Loved your pictures also. How is your asparagus forest growing?

Thank you!

Two winters ago, I kilt my asparagus forest. Too much
straw on top for the winter. It smothered it.
I replanted in April and none of the crowns came up.
Getting ready to reload next week.

How are the biking and photography going? I miss those posts where you used to take us on your rides with you! Thanks! I'm still out on my bike on a regular basis. Have not done any "off the beaten path" rides in a few years. Pretty much stay on the rides around the house. Figure folks would get ti...

If you mean the first one, "Glorious Sincerity," the only instruments used were that LL-TA, two shaky-eggs, and a mini tambourine. I used the LL-TA plugged in to get the bass sound, and I tapped on the guitar body to get the drum-ish sounds. I used a sound-hole cover to get the brighter sound with ...