Well........it happened.
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From: North Bay Ont Canada
The un-rep button huh, I did that by mistake one time & I thought the guy was gonna cry.......I got ahold of a mod & had it over turned...
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same button...
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LOL, so it is. I am too chicken to mess with Roy and his rep mafia. My 3 little beans could disapear real quick.
USS Montana has 9..... That is Nine 16 inch Guns trained on a cabin on a lake in Edmonton area
The result..... A crator 1000 yds wide and 100 ft deep.
Or the real story .....
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same button...
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LOL, so it is. I am too chicken to mess with Roy and his rep mafia. My 3 little beans could disapear real quick.
USS Montana has 9..... That is Nine 16 inch Guns trained on a cabin on a lake in Edmonton area
The result..... A crator 1000 yds wide and 100 ft deep.Or the real story .....
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Gig..... He's different (well, I won't go there right now) I give Reps to Gig and he returns them
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What is a TH700R4 ??
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It's raining, so we didn't go riding, instead, the wife made me take her to gift shoppees, arggg! So I just sat in the truck and waited, and waited, and waited. On the bright side the weather looks good for tomorrow!
I gotta share one of my bone head moments with you guys. During our trip from IL to UT, the morning we left the Wakeeney, KS KOA,(half way to UT) I got up, made coffee, put it into a travel mug, got in the truck and took off. When we made our first stop after traveling ~2 hours. I started the generator so I could nuke the coffee. My wife asks me to check one of the windows on the fiver that sometimes opens itself up if we have strong crosswinds. No problem, I checked the window, shut off the generator, got in the truck, headed down the road. An hour and a half later we stop for fuel...do you have any idea how much of a mess half a cup of coffee can make while bouncing around inside of a microwave for 150 miles?
When we got to Moab I spent an hour removing the microwave and the fume hood for the stove, cleaned them, the walls and the stove top. I was lucky, the stove top caught most of it.
We all had a good laugh.
I gotta share one of my bone head moments with you guys. During our trip from IL to UT, the morning we left the Wakeeney, KS KOA,(half way to UT) I got up, made coffee, put it into a travel mug, got in the truck and took off. When we made our first stop after traveling ~2 hours. I started the generator so I could nuke the coffee. My wife asks me to check one of the windows on the fiver that sometimes opens itself up if we have strong crosswinds. No problem, I checked the window, shut off the generator, got in the truck, headed down the road. An hour and a half later we stop for fuel...do you have any idea how much of a mess half a cup of coffee can make while bouncing around inside of a microwave for 150 miles?
When we got to Moab I spent an hour removing the microwave and the fume hood for the stove, cleaned them, the walls and the stove top. I was lucky, the stove top caught most of it.
We all had a good laugh.