New England B.S. Thread

John, Sweet How Do You Like The Area, Seems Very nice And Suburban.

pugga, Billy- You Guys Are Right, Think I'll Skip Doing Floors.

 

I would never puss out. No matter how big the cooler was

 

You be the drinker, I'll mind the cooler.

 

Meguiar's scratch X 2.0.

I was skeptical.





HOLY SHIT!!!!

Left side: treated
Right side: untreated

 

Done

 

If we were supposed to run and exercise why did God invent bus passes, cabs and tacomas

 

We ran into a mountain biker on our bikes Monday and he was bitching how hard it was and "I'll get one when I'm older" dude was 65

 

We started with 17, ended with 16. We had a guy literally almost die in front of us, luckily one of my team members was an EMT and kept him alive until the medics came and shocked him back to life. After that, one of our members fell off one of the 7' falls, got the wind knocked out of her and gave up. I think she was still really rattled by the one guy we saw collapse though. Other than that, we all took off at the same time, then split into groups at mile 2. We had a fast, medium and slow group. Then around mile 5 I think it was, where the log carry is, the middle group waited for the slow group and we went as fast or slow as we needed to make sure the entire team made it to the end.

Done, you're hired! My dad came to watch and I'll bet he walked over 3 miles following the spectator course.

 

Nice, what did you lay that on with?

 

Watched a kid hump a thirty-rack through the course, drinking the whole time. There is no "watching the cooler" unless its on your back

 

Dave--its a 1966 Barracuda. Interested???? It does need some TLC.

 

Nah, I'll watch the cooler in my truck at the finish line..

 

Damn that came out nice

 

That's pretty crazy. Good thing you guys were there and knew first aid.

 

It was the scariest thing I'd ever seen. I didn't know CPR so I just helped keep people back. The guy on my team and another guy switched on and off and did CPR for almost 8 minutes until the medics finally got to us. I took the CPR and First Aid course at work 2 weeks after the event after seeing first hand how useful it is to know, just in case.

 

Found this guy when walking a trail with my wife last night:



Didn't even make it to the tall grass for a nap. I got rather close to take the picture and s/he didn't even budge.

 

I used to be required to have my first aid/ CPR certifications. Wish I Still was, it was defiantly good stuff to have.

I know the new red cross CPR has no breaths anymore, just chest compressions. Pretty simple, find correct place for compressions two fingers below diaphragm, and compress until more help arrives.

 

Wow... I grew up in the sticks and have never been able to get that close to a deer before.

 

Thats pretty cool. Ive spent a lot of time in the woods and havent seen a fawn that close up before.

 

Rhodey haz trees?!?!