Northern Virginia Roll Call

Wasup @Shadetree how is Montana?

 

I didn't watch the whole video to find the answer, but once when I had my old Silverado I was off roading in WV with a group of other Chevy trucks and one guy bang his transfer case on a rock and cracked it. Only thing on hand was JB Weld and damn if he didn't use it to seal it up. That was 8 years ago. I saw him the other day and he said he still has the same JB'ed t-case with no issues!

 

Morning gents. Looks like UVA is trying to make everybody shave there beard. Let the games begin.

 

Morning yall!

 

Morning fellaa

 

Who's got a mgm 2nd gen 285s 3in, and punisher hitch cover.
Just passed on Willard rd by NRO.

 

Punisher hitch?

 

Morning ladies......

 

They should all grow beards and protest drinking lattes.......oh wait all the cool kids already have them. What is the reasoning behind beard shaving?

 

Patience young grasshopper

 

Sounded like my truck, and im on willard road, but im in my work ride, so random coincidence

 

No beards!!! WTF is wrong down there!?

 

They’re trying for OSHA but it’s a reach

 

Why?

 

morning all...

punisher hitch covers and mandatory shaving....

it's not even 9am and it's getting interesting in here

 

lol its 8:30 and ive been in contact with HR already. the OSHA war rages on

 

details!

 

Easy fix.

Get a doctor note.

I have had to for work

 

ive been diagnosed with a lung disease for years witch is clearly stated in OSHA regs as a medical reason not to wear a N95 but a PAPR.

The medical evaluation is designed to identify general medical conditions that place employees who use respirators at risk of serious medical consequences. Medical conditions known to compromise an employee's ability to tolerate respirator-, job-, and workplace-related physiological stress include: cardiovascular and respiratory diseases (e.g., a history of high blood pressure, angina, heart attack, cardiac arrhythmias, stroke, asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema); reduced pulmonary function caused by other factors (e.g., smoking or prior exposure to respiratory hazards); neurological or musculoskeletal disorders (e.g., ringing in the ears, epilepsy, lower back pain); impaired sensory function (e.g., perforated ear drums, reduced or absent ability to smell); and psychological disorders (e.g., claustrophobia and severe anxiety).