Chuck Slusarczyk

Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.

Ron Wanttaja

On Dec 17, 9:01*pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. *Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. *Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.

Ron Wanttaja

As Ron said the initial news about Chuck was pretty scary. It seems
that he was down for only about 24 hours however to be safe they kept
him in ICU for about a week. He answered the phone in his room the
other day as "hello,Bob's pizza" so he is on the mend. From what I
understand about strokes he had about as minor a stroke as one can
have. Then again no stroke is minor.

Frank M.Hitlaw Hawk owner 2X

wrote:
On Dec 17, 9:01 pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.

Ron Wanttaja

As Ron said the initial news about Chuck was pretty scary. It seems
that he was down for only about 24 hours however to be safe they kept
him in ICU for about a week. He answered the phone in his room the
other day as "hello,Bob's pizza" so he is on the mend. From what I
understand about strokes he had about as minor a stroke as one can
have. Then again no stroke is minor.

Frank M.Hitlaw Hawk owner 2X

For what it's worth, my ex had a stroke like that and only a couple
years later it was nearly indiscernible that she had one. However 20
years later she is still a little weak on one side.

Tony

wrote:
On Dec 17, 9:01 pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.

Ron Wanttaja

As Ron said the initial news about Chuck was pretty scary. It seems
that he was down for only about 24 hours however to be safe they kept
him in ICU for about a week. He answered the phone in his room the
other day as "hello,Bob's pizza" so he is on the mend. From what I
understand about strokes he had about as minor a stroke as one can
have. Then again no stroke is minor.

Frank M.Hitlaw Hawk owner 2X

Tell him to demand his right to give the nurses sponge baths and give
him my best.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Dear Tony & crew,

That is very true.

I recently had a stroke and I am still weak on one side.
Unfortunately, it is the TOP side...

-R.S. Hoover ...who is organizing an Air Drop to get some Old Bore
Cleaner to Chuck disguised as mouth wash. (Yeah, I know. Put it in a
Coke can. Tried that. Ate through the can.)

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On Dec 17, 8:34*pm, Anthony W wrote:
Then again no stroke is minor....
...* 20
years later she is still a little weak on one side.

Tony

wrote:
Dear Tony & crew,

That is very true.

I recently had a stroke and I am still weak on one side.
Unfortunately, it is the TOP side...

-R.S. Hoover ...who is organizing an Air Drop to get some Old Bore
Cleaner to Chuck disguised as mouth wash. (Yeah, I know. Put it in a
Coke can. Tried that. Ate through the can.)

Add food colour, put it in a Listerine bottle.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

On Dec 17, 11:56*pm, Dan wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 17, 9:01 pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. *Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. *Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.

Ron Wanttaja

As Ron said the initial news about Chuck was pretty scary. It seems
that he was down for only about 24 hours however to be safe they kept
him in ICU for about a week. He answered the phone in his room the
other day as "hello,Bob's pizza" so he is on the mend. From what I
understand about strokes he had about as minor a stroke as one can
have. Then again no stroke is minor.

* Frank M.Hitlaw Hawk owner 2X

* *Tell him to demand his right to give the nurses sponge baths and give
him my best.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired- Hide quoted text -

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Some how I doubt that he has not already tried that and may have
succeeded. You know Chuck, he will try to take everything lying down.

BobR wrote:
On Dec 17, 11:56 pm, Dan wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 17, 9:01 pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Boy, it's been a rough couple of months for longtime netters. Got word
that Chuck Slusarczyk is in the hospital with a stroke. Sounds like
he's doing pretty good... "keeping the staff in stitches" was the term used.
Ron Wanttaja
As Ron said the initial news about Chuck was pretty scary. It seems
that he was down for only about 24 hours however to be safe they kept
him in ICU for about a week. He answered the phone in his room the
other day as "hello,Bob's pizza" so he is on the mend. From what I
understand about strokes he had about as minor a stroke as one can
have. Then again no stroke is minor.
Frank M.Hitlaw Hawk owner 2X
Tell him to demand his right to give the nurses sponge baths and give
him my best.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired- Hide quoted text -

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Some how I doubt that he has not already tried that and may have
succeeded. You know Chuck, he will try to take everything lying down.

I would have assumed he'd offer to give free breast exams seeing as
he's not busy at this time.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"Dan" wrote in message
...

I would have assumed he'd offer to give free breast exams seeing as
he's not busy at this time.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

If it was me, the cute little blond nurse would accept, the shift would
change, and I'd end up with big, fat, hairy male nurses.

Beauciphus wrote:
"Dan" wrote in message
...

I would have assumed he'd offer to give free breast exams seeing as
he's not busy at this time.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

If it was me, the cute little blond nurse would accept, the shift would
change, and I'd end up with big, fat, hairy male nurses.


You could have gone all week without giving me that visual. May all
your fleas have camels.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired