On the way home today saw a Chevy pickup with a extension ladder long than the truck being held up under it with bungee cords! Wow was I impressed!
Brian
On the way home today saw a Chevy pickup with a extension ladder long than the truck being held up under it with bungee cords! Wow was I impressed!
Brian
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And you didn't get a pic for us?
Shame on you!
Dinosaur
How now, Mighty Sauron, that thou art not brought
low by this? For thine evil pales before that which
foolish men call Justice....
Did you look underneath for the mexican painter still on the ladder?
He was painting that line down the middle of the road!
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when I was a kid, dad used to paint houses in the summer to supplement his teachers salary. He had a 73 VW bug and a 40' ladder. Wish I had pictures of it.
EXTENDED?? No one should regard themselve as "God's gift to man." But rather a mere man whos gifts are from God.
now that would have been a picture. sideways he could have used it as a glider.
when i was a kid, all the teachers had 3 jobs.... their teaching job, their nights/ weekend job, and their summer jobMike Hussein Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore
it was usually one summer painting and the next a major project on the house. in 6 years (w)he re-did the living/dining, all new windows, kitchen, all new cedar shingles and a roof. I still remember it all, especially " yea you can go out with your friends, right after you bring me up 2 rolls of tar paper and that stack of shingles...." just what a 13 year old wants to hear!
Along the lines of this thread, I am going to start taking pics of the stuff like that that I see.
wiping coffee with cream and sugar off keyboard.
tonight, the wife is going to ask what is the sticky stuff on the keyboard.
that's what she gets for leaving me home alone...
It could've been worse--it could've been a Ford.
I knew the Fire Depts had cutbacks but this is getting ridiculous