People who consider themselves animal lovers, but can't identify animals, should reconsider their self described title.
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People who consider themselves animal lovers, but can't identify animals, should reconsider their self described title.
I'm guessing this thing is 'running'? Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by izzy
Fortunately, hydraulic hoses NEVER fail.
It will never be hot enough outside for me to do this. Jeeeez.Quote:
Originally Posted by izzy
That picture doesn't really bother me, which means I'm not familiar enough with equipment failure.
Kind of like a drunk guy that is toying around with his "unloaded" gun at a party. Probably nothing going to happen. It's probably unloaded like he says.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
But man, it makes you uncomfortable, because you have no way to know if it is, and you don't trust his ass, and you sure as hell don't want it pointed at you in case he pulls the trigger like a stupid.
Backhoe is probably safe 99/100 times... but you're really trusting the people who maintain it, and the guy who parked it, and you don't play Russian Roulette even if the revolver has a 100 round cylinder. There's more things that can happen that just equipment failure. (ground instability, earthquake, etc.)
I'm more uncomfortable about how the picture doesn't scare me than anything.
This weekend while at a poker party this guy had a nerf gun and he held it with his finger on the trigger, even while sitting on the table, and had it pointed right at my face. It was driving me crazy and I thought, "Now here's a guy who doesn't own a real gun." [/Frank Calendo doing John Madden voice]
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Originally Posted by Irving
I liken that pic and the possibility of failure to base jumping with a wing suit purchased on the discount "seconds" rack and imported from China.
Yeah, that would fluster me too. Same reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Why weren't you stomping his dick in the dirt?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Euphemistically speaking of course.