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I think we'd damage more than we'd construct. I'd be swinging the excavator around and see Lisa or Cris bend over to get something and then take out half the house.
Or worse. Take out one of the PSDs!
I got a real time playout of that event in my head as I read your post.
I just saw a big bucket crash through the side of a brick building, while Pete has his neck craned off in the opposite direction!
Originally Posted by Powerstrokedlariat
I actually found one here yesterday, nice big lifted 02, straight piped and all. She knew what she was doing when she pulled next to me at the light...She took off like a bat outta hell! I was so turned on...lol
You men are so easy.
Its kind of funny because as an observer from the female driving big diesel truck perspective..some men are obviously turned on by it..but a large percentage of them are outright offended by it and drive like A-holes to try and prove something.
I'm a literal waste of space and oxygen right now.
Unemployed. Searching. Moved to Iowa a few months ago. Left a job as a Marketing Coordinator/Graphic Designer in Denver. Also working on getting into Graduate School.
Living off of money I made off sale of house I owned in Denver.
My dad owns a construction/sitework business so I've been running equipment and driving trucks since I was 8 years old.
Started out right too! First thing I ever drove solo was dad's 96 7.3 F350 DRW 4x4 with an enclosed sorta service box he had custom built for it.
I can out-operate 30 some-odd year old guys who claim to be professional operators. And that's not just my opinion. I was told that by a guy I was working with over the summer.
I was working on a job where it was myself, an employee of the facility where we were working who was in his 30s and claimed to be an operator, and an operator of a D8 CAT owned by the area's largest construction operation.
The D8 operator told me that I was 10x the operator the other guy was.
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