Thread: You know it is going to be a bad day when ----

Great thread start, Glen. Let it run, baby!

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Get rid of the Kid,is a bad puppy

I think the fire department said you have until they're 16. At least that's what I tell him

You know it's going to be a bad day when you're hauling your first load into town and..




rs,
Tack

Originally Posted by Tack

You know it's going to be a bad day when you're hauling your first load into town and..




rs,
Tack

Man...hope that wasn't you...

Glen has started some of the most famous threads, this one is still my favorite:

http://straightrazorpalace.com/shavi...obsession.html

Man...hope that wasn't you.

Nope. That was from a couple of years ago, don't recall the name of the "victim". That sort of thing always makes me wonder, "How in the.. ?". That one's a real head scratcher.

rs,
Tack

Id assume there was a major weight shift, hope I never see a truck do a wheelie like that haha

And here I thought I wasn't going to add to this thread today

A bad day is when you hear all the snow from the last two days slide off the roof at the same time, and then start smelling Gas..
You soon realize that the snow is so high out there that is has blocked the exhaust port of the wall heater, and that you are sure gonna get very wet digging all that out

Oh boy that was fun

Beats carbon monoxide poisoning any day haha, I hate winter...

Originally Posted by gssixgun

And here I thought I wasn't going to add to this thread today

A bad day is when you hear all the snow from the last two days slide off the roof at the same time, and then start smelling Gas..
You soon realize that the snow is so high out there that is has blocked the exhaust port of the wall heater, and that you are sure gonna get very wet digging all that out

Oh boy that was fun

Many years ago the grocery store I work at installed these new 'French' ovens. The rotated clock wise and the shaft was vertical unlike the traditional horizontal one they had before.

The next day when I walked in at 5am I immediately smelled 'something' to do with Natural Gas! I immediately called the emergency number for the gas company and the guy was there in less than 15 minutes. As soon as he walked in the sniffer gadget started going off!

It ended up that the fans for the oven was pulling the exhaust fumes from the gas water heater down into the building.

We opened the side doors and soon the problem was gone!

The night crew had been working in those fumes for about 3-4 hours!!

I'm glad that your avalanch didn't happen when you, the lovely bride and those hairy kids of yours were sound asleep!