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And stories like this, make me happy that I was impenetrable to gun pusher John's old lady, as she persistently tried (TRIED) to fuk with me all through the evening (2019 fall shoot). Until finally realizing that I just didn't give a Fuk about anything that she had to say. But not in a mean way though...........after all.......that might be construed as rude.

Well at least we know where the short term rally point is. Somewhere in Wisconsin.

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

I knew somebody was gonna say it.

Welcome from Maryland.

Another great find Rene.

Yeah....that seems to be effective. So did you replace it with a new one?

Well of course you had a Nova. Why am I not surprised?

Once we get rid of these bull$hit commie mask restrictions on flights, as my man Jericho Green says, I'll be in your ass like a bike with no seat. Until then, the airlines can kiss my ass.

I never knew that about the great funny man. That's a good story Al.

Aw hell no. I've got plenty of those laying around (10's and 15's) just waiting for their builds to come into the production schedule. Hell......I've even got one that has a SDTF fall shoot meet-up engraving on it, waiting patiently for my Black Rain Fallout 10 billet set build. That too will eventually get it's production schedule set. Thanks again brother. For the mag suggestion..........and the dust cover.

I couldn't help myself. I picked up 5 of these. Thanks Doc.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

You never know. Just get enough beers into him. Fair warning though, he drinks at the same pace and volume that I do. So it might take a while to get him to that point.

Would need two specific things to get Drew out there. First: Second: I could probably meet up with Greg, and we could give it a shot.

Why am I not surprised by this? You just can't follow directions can you?

That sounds like Rob.

No $hit brother. I've seen water pressure push block walls over by a course or two inside a closed room when a pipe let go. Found one with the steel door swinging, barely, by it's closer arm, in the 5 foot high gusher that was rushing out of the doorway. This was a 12" main coming into a 400,000 square foot office building in downtown DC. The flange by the incoming meter connection let go, and filled up a 8'x10' room damn near instantly. The pressure built (quickly) until it pushed the block wall over by about 10 inches, and then blew the steel door off of it's hinges. It flooded the lower two levels of the garage of the building. Funny part of the story? The guy in charge of the garage had called me, and said that there was a "little" leak on the upper level. LITTLE? FUK ME!

Not really a Kid Rock guy, but I can get behind this.

100% truth there brother. I did some work in the "R&D" hanger out here at PAX River NAS. We were hanging new gas fired heaters down the length of the hanger bay. Well, we had to suspend those heaters, obviously, from the top of the hanger, which was about 120' above the deck. No big deal with the lifts. The problem was......we were told that we were NOT allowed to drop anything out of the buckets. If you dropped something.......you immediately had to stop, hit the ground and FIND IT. And I'm talking something as simple as a 1/4x20 nut, or a washer. Anything you drop becomes FOD (foreign object debris) around aircraft. FUK! I can stand on a ladder and drop all sorts of stuff throughout the day. Put me over 100' in the air.......the bucket lined with cardboard, with plastic draped underneath it? Oh.....and there's a 100 million dollar experimental F-18 sitting underneath me? FUK ME!

Of this.....I have no doubt. It ain't easy being me. And just when did I become the Rodney Dangerfield of this crowd?

Another great find Rene.