I wish it was pot smell. This young man needs to have a woman tell him to his face, "Dude, too much."
Turns out just an axle seal by the way.
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I wish it was pot smell. This young man needs to have a woman tell him to his face, "Dude, too much."
Turns out just an axle seal by the way.
As some members have assumed about me for a while now, I do, in fact, have a hatchet wound.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/mj...g=w517-h918-no
Also, great news on taxes. Sounds like the remaining amount that I'll be owing for 2017 is only going to be about half what I thought it was! I'm so relieved.
I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor. That's my dream; that's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor... and surviving.
That's the up side of not working year roundQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Nah, it wasn't from not working, just the amount of write off's I was able to swing. My mileage dropped like a rock after June, but then income dropped after August.
Hatchet wound? Barely a knick. Rub some dirt on it and wrap it in electrical or duct tape. Half drop of super glue if got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
If you're unarmed, you are a victim
No shit, looks like a good paper cutQuote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
I'd say it was/is almost to the bone. 2 1/2 boys ax (sharp) fell on it.
As long as relatively clean with no tendon/ligament damage, I super glue immediately, bandage/protect well and often have them close tight/heal in a week.
I hate E-room and will go to great lengths to avoid it if possible. If it ain't obviously broken or bleeding beyond control I ain't going.
If you're unarmed, you are a victim
Still waiting for the bill on those stitches in my palm. I probably could have gone without them. This time around we went and bought some liquid bandage and I've been using that.
Throw a couple butterfly bandages in that box, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Use the pressurised wound wash, get crud out, dry, butterly and move on.
Serious on the pressurised saline wound wash.
A squeeze bottle works , they gave the spouse a large squeeze bottle of it when she shattered her leg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
I thought the idea was going to be snake milking.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
First one, then the other.
LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
My first UCS implementation was supposed to be a shadow of someone experienced that had done many.
He didn't show up and I had to wing it alone fresh out of 4 days of online training.
No training can touch the experience of being baptized by fire like that.
That one was at a financial client. Yippee. At least there was a network gut there that did all the Nexus work.
My second, as I recall, was to deploy a "frankenblock" for a healthcare client in a Windstream data center in Raleigh. Anyone that does/did v-block(VCS) will understand.
My third was to deploy for Sherwin Williams Paint - 12 freakin network and server engineers in a room grilling me as I "showed" them how to deploy.
The fourth was at Kemet, an electronics manufacturer (capacitors) and an add on following a prior install that was kinda effed up and hard to integrate with.
I've deployed lots of "firsts," doing pre-flight whenever possible, but sometimes reading the redbook on the plane on the way out.
Bob Badass Dole
How is Scott doing? He hasn't responded to texts. I'm not going to bug him, just wondering if you knew if he was holding up okay.
The city has been doing construction on our street since December. They occasionally put signs out saying not to park on a certain side of the street, or both sides, while they work in the street. With a single lane driveway and my garage being used for remodeling, I parked a vehicle in my lawn so my wife could leave for work and I can follow the rules and stay off the street. SO WHY IN THE FUCK ARE THERE A BUNCH OF CONSTRUCTION WORKER VEHICLES PARKED IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE?! There is a church with an ALWAYS open parking lot a quarter of a block down the street. Fucking assholes.
#unionpriviligeQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Try living across the street from a funeral home. A couple times a week there are 50 cars bumper to bumper all the way down both sides of the street. Their drivers are all super considerate about not encroaching on your driveway entrance/egress too....super considerate.
Manners don't count when you're sad.
We have a church next door. They had this bad habit of parking where 1/3 - 1/2 their vehicle seemed to encroach on to my driveway access.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
When i'd call them on it, their text book response was I'll only be an hour.
Thanks. in 30 minutes you'll be calling this (hand them business card) towing company to figure where they towed your car.
That's after i blocked one in between my cars. Another, letting the air close to out got their attention too.
Thank God I'm and atheist
I don't support your atheism, obviously (and what does that have to do with it?). However, I do support the actions you have taken.
You should make a business card for a fake business called "Tinkling Cymbal Towing Alert", and have the motto be, "We tow without charity, to complement those without it", and then have "1 Corinthians 13:1" in cursive at the bottom.
Just leave it under their windshield wipers. Maybe they'll get the hint.
I had an acquaintance in Texas who lived next to a Catholic parish. Acq. had a rooster. Rooster would rooster right during Mass, every. single. day.
Some old harpy kept coming over and complaining, saying it was disruptive. dude got sick of being bothered in the mornings, so he finally told the lady if she bothered him about this again, he'd answer the door naked and holding a shotgun. She did it again, so, being himself, he answered the door naked and holding a shotgun. She stopped bothering him.
Personally, I would have said, "Let its sound be a reminder of the denial by Peter, and inspire you to lead a holy life."
I suppose nekkie shotgun in an acceptable second.
Mrs bo has narrowed list of birthday gifts to two. Claims she can get good deals on either and I must choose one by tomorrow. Unfortunately neither one can be utilized until fall. I would prefer to wait but she refuses to let go of chance at deal.
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Awesome birthday presents either way!Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Happy birthday, whenever it is!
Hmm, tough choice.
The Dillon, obviously.
ThisQuote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
I dunno.
If there is a bonus round question for both curtains....see if that route is available.
If not, I'm thinking curtain number 2.
Nice big cozy brothel for all of your tools to receive solid love every night in their place. Ready, willing and able to go to work for you the next day.
I can stick tools in a plastic bin or cardboard box. I cannot do anything productive with a cabinet. I insist, Dillon.
Busy as hell man, shoot him a ring though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Bob Dole
My drywall square isn't fucking square! You had ONE job!!!
(!!!) is an angry ellipsis.
Thank you for the update Mazin. I was just curious, I'm not going to bug him.
I've been curious too...he's a good guy and glad to hear he's doing well, just busy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I'd like one too, but I did advocate for the bonus round question and Grand Prize multi curtain WIN.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
:)
I know that feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving