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ferider
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Was just thinking what he's missing; at the risk of not being popular with that opinion: the cigarette at morning coffee and the one before sleep ....
(I know smoking is bad and I have to stop. But those two, I'll miss)
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What a morning, these guys know how to keep me busy. Some coworkers tore the doors off the shop dump trailer so I had the honors of fixing it. Currently waiting for the welds to cool so they can be primered & painted. May have went a little overkill on the repair but don't want to deal with it again anytime soon.
Luckily they still had some trees in the trailer and my BFK said "please stab me into a tree"
Luckily they still had some trees in the trailer and my BFK said "please stab me into a tree"
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As some branch of the military is rumored to say "Overkill is just the right amount of kill".
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So what you're saying is....the repair is Mil Spec?
Nathan the Machinist
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I would wager that's probably not going to break anytime soon
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Luckily not a Ford tailgate
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More like, "Nathan, we're on vacation. You don't have to try hammering your knives through EVERY chain you find. I think that one was for the anchor"Somewhere, NW of Seattle...
"Um, Jo...I don't think you're supposed to cut those hawsers...eh, what the hell..."
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Just a quick heads up...
Nate just contacted me a little while ago...he and Jo are probably going to be out of pocket as far as communication for the better part of the next two weeks...so please be patient and don't expect any replies to questions you may have posed that only he and Jo can answer.
Thanks. (I promised not to let the house burn down, so help a brother out.
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Nate just contacted me a little while ago...he and Jo are probably going to be out of pocket as far as communication for the better part of the next two weeks...so please be patient and don't expect any replies to questions you may have posed that only he and Jo can answer.
Thanks. (I promised not to let the house burn down, so help a brother out.
)
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Hopefully there's not a lot of lead on the shipMore like, "Nathan, we're on vacation. You don't have to try hammering your knives through EVERY chain you find. I think that one was for the anchor"
