Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Yeah but all of these MFers didI'm not looking ANY of that up.
Nope.
I don't need to know
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Yes I did, but there's a difference between people that look it up and are disgusted and the normal people that think "I wonder how much that costs?"
By proper dna you mean fake tits and abs..yes also a favorite of mine lol
We have a milf day each week and we have a red head day.
I propose that we have a no photoshop day.
I propose that we have a no photoshop day.
Jabba the Blob won the farcical "National American Miss" version, the Aikido of pageant brands. It's no coincidence that their web name is n/a miss.com.
Here's the UFC version.
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“On the bright side, the homeowner's Dachshunds, Pomeranians and Corgis can now see what's going on outside”
That’s all a real man should want. Make sure your sentries have visibility to watch your 6 when you’re welding on the dozer.
many years ago we carried SF6 gas on our maintenance trucks and we would bo that just playing around. The SF6 gas is Whats used in high voltage equipment like circuit breakers for an insulator instead of oil.
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I got a buddy who does that for a living.
He was a couple hundred feet up a while back demolishing a smoke stack. Here is the robot being lifted, he is in a crane beside it going up
Hold the phone. So that excavator is all robotic?
Certainly makes more sense that way. I cant imagine any labor regulatory body allowing a person to be in there.
Bull gonna bull.
Few things in nature are faster than a calf kicking sideways.
After I moved on from ranch work, I made it a mission to get revenge by eating steak every chance I got.
thats a good way to cripple a young bull
I don’t think that even exists anymore.
I usually don’t carry my pistol while working. Generally I leave it in the truck. If I had it on me, it would be too tempting to dispatch the wild, ornery cows in the moment. I would probably go broke.
sometimes.. the young bulls team up on the old bull. it's a lot like life.
I've seen a big ram kick the crap out of a few young rams. Young rams (3) of them; teamed up on the old ram and gave him payback.
Nature.
Seen a bull, hit an old bull mounting a cow. Broke his dick and the old had to be turned into hamburger.
Have seen that very thing happen. Bulls ganged up on one and he wound up with a broken hip.
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Regulators allow all kinds of things that make the uninformed have a meltdown. A solid plan and some engineering; presto! You can do almost anything, as long as the budget ends up ahead.
But it happens any time you bring a new bull(s) into the bunch.
And every year when you take em out they fight the whole damn way even though they been together.
And when you get to the cows, first one to mount is going to get knocked off.
I see more broke peckers than legs.
Worse thing to have is an old bull, he will spend more time chasing other bulls away than actually breeding.
Bulls do bull shit, best to be well mounted or have a strong grill guard.
The bulls we have are generally well behaved and can be handled.
Get rid of the mean ones, life is to short.
There is always that split second between turning away from you and coming after you that keeps you from dozing.
My company took down the 308 foot stack at Brookhaven National Lab. We contracted a crew who does stacks for a living. I never went to the nest up on top but we had people up there every day
