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imschur

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Yeah, i had this one in Lemoore NAS back in the mid 60s. I was assigned to the flight line (dummy work) until my training class began. This was on a Wednesday. I walked in, saluted the E-6 Petty Officer, and announced my presence. He decided I was an ignorant boot and told me to "go find him some portable pad-eyes and a bucket of prop wash. And don't come back without them!" For those of you not in the know, a pad-eye is a steel anchor point set in concrete; prop wash is the wind created by a propeller. So I left on that Wednesday morning, looking for those two fictitious items. I returned on the following Monday morning. The E-6 was significantly upset with me. "Where the hell have you been?" was the gist of it all. So I related to him his assignment and I said "so I looked ... and I looked ...  and I just couldn't find any." He asked me how long I'd been in the Navy. I replied "about a year." So he told me to "get the f... out of my sight." That worked until my training class began the following Monday.

You're right, I don't play well with others!

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A staple prank on the jobsite, the board stretcher was the usual item to be found but post holes were for the special ones. Had an extra flagger that stuck around to help one day and she was driving everyone nuts. Lead man came and asked if I couldn't get rid of her for the concrete pour at least so I sent her to the lumber yard to get to 3 ft post holes. The lumber yard wasn't twenty miles away so when she didn't come back for several hours I thought maybe she quit and drove back to the yard, nope, about quitting time she rolled up mad as hell. The local lumberyard had told her she would have to go to Menards in the city to find one she made the 70 mile trip where they promptly explained the joke to her. She did stick to the flagging after that.

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So we're setting hangers in an old building that had a clay tile ceiling that required 3/8" toggles 6" long for band iron hangers. We got this guy that was a sign guy just got into ventilation. I explained the MO I'm watching ,he's going a long I'm putting duct work together. At a point you transition to a concrete ceiling. It required a 3/4" 6" hammer drill bit for Hilti for toggles. Concrete you change to a 9/16" bit and a 3/8" drop in anchor that you use a setting tool to smack the bullet that swedges open the shell. I hear the different sound of the hammer drill and sure as $hit he's drilling a 3/4" hole in the concrete I stopped him at the 2" depth. WTF

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