The OT
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I actually was starting to get something done. I have a bunch of billing to do so I'm on the computer emailing one way or the other. Usually have the new email notification popping up every 5 seconds it seems.
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I thought you knew better by now. As far as lines go, a nice pair doesn't require any conversation to go with it, and before I was married, I've fallen for the line "Hello"
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Hey gang.
Sorry about letting the last one get so long (again). I had planned on cutting it down about 30 pages ago, but I picked up a bug the middle of last week that knocked me on my keester. Missed two days of work. Followed that up with a case of strep throat that I'm kicking now, thanks to a butt load of medicine.
Anyway. Here's a clean fresh OT for ya'
Sorry about letting the last one get so long (again). I had planned on cutting it down about 30 pages ago, but I picked up a bug the middle of last week that knocked me on my keester. Missed two days of work. Followed that up with a case of strep throat that I'm kicking now, thanks to a butt load of medicine.
Anyway. Here's a clean fresh OT for ya'
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I'll check it out, Ray -- Thanks!! I think it's the fuel pump thing because it runs great when I press the prime button, but dies a few seconds later. Seems like fuel starvation...
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My lawn mower was doing that this summer. I took apart the entire throttle assembly and found a broken linkage...so the only time it got fuel was when I flooded it with the primer button. I rigged it all back together and it works good now
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picture margaritas though...I am not complaining...I didnt want one...just seems a bit weird!
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no point in a pitcher of them, we wont get through all the flavors that way. Cris has dibbs on cherry as of now, the rest are up for grabs.
I just learned I dont have lumber coming tomorrow in time so it looks like I'll be another half day, which means I'll get sucked into the ot again... I might need a new sticker instead of the PAA one, might need an O/T anonymous.
I just learned I dont have lumber coming tomorrow in time so it looks like I'll be another half day, which means I'll get sucked into the ot again... I might need a new sticker instead of the PAA one, might need an O/T anonymous.
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Justin I got your PM...I will give you my info when I get to Iowa. My address is going to change in about 2 weeks.
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GOOD MORNING ALL!!
Hey Lisa wasn't that kinda distubing LOL- WTF- did I wake up in the 90's??
I gotta go down to Camp Pendleton and change the wifes brakes at the hobby shop. I'd do it at the house but they need some cutting, and I don't have a lathe....yet.....
Anyone know who sell the cryo'd powerslots and Hawk pads the cheapest? I need some myself
Hey Lisa wasn't that kinda distubing LOL- WTF- did I wake up in the 90's??
I gotta go down to Camp Pendleton and change the wifes brakes at the hobby shop. I'd do it at the house but they need some cutting, and I don't have a lathe....yet.....
Anyone know who sell the cryo'd powerslots and Hawk pads the cheapest? I need some myself
We have since gotten a little more info on the stolen truck.
Yes, it was stolen......by a hooker that this guy brought home with him.
He went to take a shower,and while he was in there the ho stole his truck, all of his tools (he's a construction guy), and his cell phone.
It is a Dodge, half ton gasser for those of you that asked.
Still going to install the kill switch but the urgency is not quite as high as it was this morning.
Susan won't let me bring hookers home, so there's no risk of that happening to me.
Yes, it was stolen......by a hooker that this guy brought home with him.
He went to take a shower,and while he was in there the ho stole his truck, all of his tools (he's a construction guy), and his cell phone.
It is a Dodge, half ton gasser for those of you that asked.
Still going to install the kill switch but the urgency is not quite as high as it was this morning.
Susan won't let me bring hookers home, so there's no risk of that happening to me.
wow Scott, I guess I wouldnt be worried either then.
He should have had her in the shower with him, to eliminate this situation. Live and learn I guess. Julie isnt cool with hookers either, and my truck is locked in the fence, in the shop, then locked and alarmed again. I think I'm in good shape. There are almost as much money in tools in the truck as the truck itself so it would probably destroy my company if something happened. Thats why the .40 is always with me.
He should have had her in the shower with him, to eliminate this situation. Live and learn I guess. Julie isnt cool with hookers either, and my truck is locked in the fence, in the shop, then locked and alarmed again. I think I'm in good shape. There are almost as much money in tools in the truck as the truck itself so it would probably destroy my company if something happened. Thats why the .40 is always with me.
This is our 2 cycle twin turbo jet boat... oh yeah, twins. Affectionately called the Bat Boat, for obvious reasons. It goes faster than I ever could want to go, with separate controls for both jets, so if you wanted to you could spin on a dime. I dont know if any of you have seen the sticker on the back of a jet boat, but if you have your laughing at what I'm thinking right now!
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Having tube wars, 2-3 of us trying to kill each other. Pushing, shoving, jumping at each other is highly encouraged. I just won! My friend once said after I took him out, that he didnt think it was possible to kick himself in the berries. Guess it is if you get hit hard enough.
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Having tube wars, 2-3 of us trying to kill each other. Pushing, shoving, jumping at each other is highly encouraged. I just won! My friend once said after I took him out, that he didnt think it was possible to kick himself in the berries. Guess it is if you get hit hard enough.
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ain't that the truth!!!
when i started running the heavy equipment, we were lucky if we even had a cab on them, let alone heat in the cab.
knuckle-buster graders with one wheel juice brakes,
single circuit air brakes on the wheel loaders,
12V71TT Detroit diesel engines in the scraper pans,
control sticks out of the floor, or 4 stick/pedal control excavators,
cable dozer's,
gas pony-motor starters on the diesel engines,
Johnson bar clutches,
quad box trans in the trucks.
ahh, the good old days............ you can keep them!!
the new computer controlled, climate controlled equipment with premium sound systems of today almost makes it a pleasure to go to work in the morning.
when i started running the heavy equipment, we were lucky if we even had a cab on them, let alone heat in the cab.
knuckle-buster graders with one wheel juice brakes,
single circuit air brakes on the wheel loaders,
12V71TT Detroit diesel engines in the scraper pans,
control sticks out of the floor, or 4 stick/pedal control excavators,
cable dozer's,
gas pony-motor starters on the diesel engines,
Johnson bar clutches,
quad box trans in the trucks.
ahh, the good old days............ you can keep them!!
the new computer controlled, climate controlled equipment with premium sound systems of today almost makes it a pleasure to go to work in the morning.
How old are you?