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Yes, I did! I thought about it, then sanity prevailed.........
Originally Posted by dustybumpers
stopping for a nice break
I got unexpected wealth this morning
A "super dumptrucker" was rolling with his tailgate unlatched. Cracked a gear showing off in front of my house ( they still think I'm a challenge even though I don't drive anymore)
And lost 1/2 a load of #57 stone
Of course, me being the nice guy I am, I went up with the skid steer, and cleaned up the mess.
I'm Still looking out for them, I put the pile inside my compound with the locked gate so no one can steal it Such a nice guy I am, eh?
If the house, it's too bad that those panels will have to go on the "street side" of the roof (if they're going on the roof), as they won't be much use on the "back side".
I wouldn't mind panels if they didn't detract from the appearance. Not-to-mention they're a real problem if the place ever needs a new roof.
Sorry Pat.....................HeHeHe...................l ol
Hey, I know that guy!
Originally Posted by Old93junk
You guys ain't doing it right!
Where's the grease, grime, spit out chew and cig butts............That's how you keep a plant running!
Don't laugh, Dave, we used to find that kind of stuff, from some of the contractors we'd hire! If you go down into the Reactor coolant pump bays, the walls are literally covered with graffiti!
I worked up at Hanford for 5 years and It didn't bother me then. Besides, the wind is mostly from the west up there, and that crap would head East, not south!
If the house, it's too bad that those panels will have to go on the "street side" of the roof (if they're going on the roof), as they won't be much use on the "back side".
I wouldn't mind panels if they didn't detract from the appearance. Not-to-mention they're a real problem if the place ever needs a new roof.
Pop
Morning Marv! They will go on the shop, not the house.....
Don't laugh, Dave, we used to find that kind of stuff, from some of the contractors we'd hire! If you go down into the Reactor coolant pump bays, the walls are literally covered with graffiti!
Jeez! did you hire the Russian contractors from Chernobyl or something?
In best Russian accent: "eh, is no problem here, don't pay attention to gauge, is reads high all time."
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