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<blockquote data-quote="inyati13" data-source="post: 1051592" data-attributes="member: 17767"><p>Kenny, I am very sorry to hear this. Diverticulosis is a tradition in our family. Right up there with dogs, guns, and goofiness. My brother, Henry, who is the Pendleton County Judge/Executive had the surgery a year ago. It took him until after Christmas to get back to normal. I take about 10 times the normal dose of Metamucil. I take so much, I bought the company. It was cheaper that way.</p><p></p><p>My family has been going to Mt Sterling Courtday since the 1950s. There was always a couple of shootings and a dozen stabbings. Just clean hillbilly fun. My brother would drag out his black and tan coonhounds that he didn't like and walk up and down the street with about 3 or 4 on a leash. Everyone was going up and down the street trading guns, knives and watches. I remember my dad would go to Courtday with an arm full of broken wristwatches. Not one of them worked. If they had those flex bands that were all the rage in those days, it didn't matter if it worked. Those hillbillies just liked it because it had some shine on it. About noon, dad would be back with all his watches gone but a few pretty good pocket knives. By the end of the day, he would have traded up to a nice old shotgun or .22 rifle. He would sell that. He would buy us all something to eat and pay for the gas back home. My brother would have traded all his dogs for one that he said would be the best coonhound in the county. After he hunted it for a week, he would find out he was cheated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="inyati13, post: 1051592, member: 17767"] Kenny, I am very sorry to hear this. Diverticulosis is a tradition in our family. Right up there with dogs, guns, and goofiness. My brother, Henry, who is the Pendleton County Judge/Executive had the surgery a year ago. It took him until after Christmas to get back to normal. I take about 10 times the normal dose of Metamucil. I take so much, I bought the company. It was cheaper that way. My family has been going to Mt Sterling Courtday since the 1950s. There was always a couple of shootings and a dozen stabbings. Just clean hillbilly fun. My brother would drag out his black and tan coonhounds that he didn’t like and walk up and down the street with about 3 or 4 on a leash. Everyone was going up and down the street trading guns, knives and watches. I remember my dad would go to Courtday with an arm full of broken wristwatches. Not one of them worked. If they had those flex bands that were all the rage in those days, it didn’t matter if it worked. Those hillbillies just liked it because it had some shine on it. About noon, dad would be back with all his watches gone but a few pretty good pocket knives. By the end of the day, he would have traded up to a nice old shotgun or .22 rifle. He would sell that. He would buy us all something to eat and pay for the gas back home. My brother would have traded all his dogs for one that he said would be the best coonhound in the county. After he hunted it for a week, he would find out he was cheated. [/QUOTE]
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