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Yeah well, I think it's a good plan though. If I have any hope, I have to sacrifice now. Sell the house and take the equity and make the right choices in spending it and live off of it long enough to get on disability. Hopefully, I get the surgeries I need done, recover and do therapy and can get back into the job field. I hear there are some damn good tax breaks for companies putting disabled people back to work, so I might be worthy to a company some day as a tax break as an incentive to hire me. In selling the house, I hope to at least keep my tools, guns, ATV and trucks to be sold so I can buy what I want in almost done condition, and then slowly build one of the trucks the way I want it. Building a truck from ground up is on the bucket list and always has been, and I'm not giving up on that.
In short, the idea is, sell the house on my terms and get something out of it, rather than let it slip into foreclosure and not get **** then be livving in the gutter with nothing. Hopefully it'll work, I just hope I can make it til after Christmas, and preferably February since I don't function well in cold weather with all the ailments.
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That deadline is pretty close. Where you plan on winding up?
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Don't even have a clue yet. I hope I can rent one of those shops I had like my mancave I used to rent at the airplane hanger. Most of those don't have electricity though, and none have running water. Hopefully most of what I keep can go there, and I guess go toward OKC in the slums and get a dirt ass cheap apartment with boarded up windows and lay low so I don't get his with stray bullets.
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Oh my God. 
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Yep, you're late. We've done seen that hunk of **** Ford Aerostar molesting a Burb.
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I have too. Then there's always the opposite too, like at work right now there's an '84 Custom Deluxe with tilt, cruise, and delay.
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Better it's me than the wife.
That's No Lie. Where you been sky? Not here much anymore.
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Been working on a structure to keep the coon toon out of the weather. I still check in every day, just haven't had anything of value to add so I keep my yapper shut.
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Awww man, you know us. You don't have to have much intelligence to have anything to say here. I mean, you could at least visit the Conversation thread and let everyone know if you pooped or not. 
Lots of us don't have anything good to say at times.
Does it get cold enogh where you live to where you have to winterize coon toon or something you'll use year round?
Lots of us don't have anything good to say at times. Does it get cold enogh where you live to where you have to winterize coon toon or something you'll use year round?
