so, how many of you are guilty of this

Jun 08, 2004 11 Replies

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in me younger-when I was more bionic-days, maybe...


Hope that wood is strong, or that guy is going to be in trouble.

Bill Berckman

67 Beetle

That's not the right way to do it?

Two 2x4's ??? Must be for trucks and busses. Bugs only need one.

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At least he's using the buddy system, in addition to whoever took the picture there's the shadow from a third person off the left edge.

So at least when he gets creased in half like a piece of paper there's plenty of people there to react.

And is that a gas tank he's welding?

well plenty of people to pick up the charred pieces ;-)

Yeah, he should be using gloves when welding.

Look at the picture again. First of all, the light you see is not from welding. It's just a trouble light.

Secondly, the vehicle is actually leaning away from the guy. There's no weight on the wood at all but it's just there to keep the car tipped against the curb. The wheels are taking the force of the leaning, not the wood.

If he had it tipped up on the tailgate I might be a little worried. But what I see looks a lot riskier than it really is.

Got a new hobby... motocross! (Well, my son does, anyway)...

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How's that Jeep?

~Troy

Nice bike. :-) Jeep's doing ok now that I've repaired it from all of the fire damage. Just got it to pass inspection yesterday which was another adventure in itself, and I'm probably gonna take it out today to hit some trails. Last time I was out I took my son with me and someone snapped this picture of him holding up a fish he found in one of the mud puddles. If you look REALLY closely you can see the fish in his left hand. :-) Ignore the ugly guy in the background.

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Ha Ha! Kids are great, huh.

Glad to see you are still having "adventures", even if they aren't of the aircooled kind.

~Troy

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