Permanent Rausch Creek thread

It's never over .

 

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Damn, that’s a horrible reply to your comment.

 

You’ve only been doing baby trails. Wait until you hit an intermediate trail with medium size rocks.

And, as @Arcticelf said, it’s never over. Lol

 

@DAPURAK do it!!!

 

Besides, on the list of things TW will never let you live down, a humorous but really not that bad bumper isn't too bad...

 

Dave's is his cowcatcher bumper.
Your legacy is multiple tire changes per trail.
Mine is multiple stucks per trail.
Edit: Joe's is his non-wheeling kind of wheeling.

It will go on forever. LOL

 

Too late: see edit.

 

That's subway4x3

 

Yes 4x3 and

one eye punctured:

 

What happened?

 

Maybe you need safety glasses in your stocking?

 

Yup, should be all good to go by this afternoon.

Lacerated my eye with the pointy end of needlenose pliers while zip-tying a xmas wreath to the Prius.

#AlwaysUseSafetyGlasssesWhenWorkingOnPrius

 

#AlwaysLookingBehindMeWhenDaveIsAround

 

I'm glad your eye will recover, but dear god man, it's too early for that shit

 

Wow you got to come up with a better story.

Hope your ok. That really sucks sorry.

 

Yep. It was perfect weather the whole time we were there.

 

Yep. I got one now too. @Blackout14 won't let me live down my headlight aka the droopy eye

See above. I'm lucky enough to have something too.

You don't need safety glasses. You just need to learn how to use tools @stairgod will learn ya.

 

Up until a year or so ago, I only wore safety glasses when using a table saw. Once I needed reading glasses, I am always wearing bifocal safety glasses. And now they are mandatory on my jobsite for all subs and employees. Luckily I have never suffered an eye injury. I almost always end up hitting my skull off something though. I should wear a damn hard hat.

 

Safety glasses should be worn at almost all times during life. Hard hats at least 59 %.

I rarely use either.