GraveYard Shift BS

Just sprained, thankfully. Was getting out of the back bin of the airplane I was working, missed the step I needed and fell about 4 or 5ft to the tarmac, but my foot got caught In the headlight cutout and twisted my knee around before it slipped out and slammed into the ground.

 

Man house AC going out right now would suck.

 

Perks of finally getting married, I get included in the big family vacation.

 

is that overnight temps in the house or during the day?? I don't think my AC unit could get down that cold. It's on borrowed time being 15-16 years old.

 

Definitely sounds like you got off easier than it could've been.

 

Anyone workin on any interesting projects?

 

I just made a chicken slider sandwich for a snack

 

That counts beats my tuna sandwich I had earlier

 

immediately popped into my head

 

yeah, when i first got up it wouldnt move at all, i was super terrified i had dislocated it or torn all the tendons in there

 

And still got about 5.5 hours left.

 

One word ... "tubes" ... ask your pediatrician.

... and don't wait for the next time he flares up. Call and ask Tuesday.

 

In for a long slow night ... 8.5 hrs to go.

 

What do you do for work?

 

5.5 Hours here. Time for a random pic:




Baby Tiger tasting my arm

 

Only pic I have of the bronco I helped my dad restore while I was growing up. He's got a second rig that's a dedicated rock crawler. This one is now a street queen. Ignore the carnage on the front fender (that's what happens when you try to help someone sunk to their axles and your front bumper gets ripped off)

 

Thanks. I did succeed in breaking it when I was learning to drive (3 on the tree transmission)

 

Very clean. Love that the tops used to come off on vehicles. The wife has already OK'd a whatever it takes attitude if they did a retro T4R with removable roof. debt be damned

 

I told mine the same about when the bronco is released in 2020 especially if they stuff the 5.0 v8 in it.

 

Dept of Air Force Civil Service Aircraft Load Planner. Retired from active duty AF in 2009. Been doing this since then.