sure is quiet in here

Posted by The Daring Dufas on July 9, 2009, 12:56 am

Don Ocean wrote:

> The Daring Dufas wrote:

>> Noon-Air wrote:

>>> Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem.
>>> Gravity is a wonderful thing :-)
>>> I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2
>>> ton trane compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)

>> I can carry a 5 ton up a ladder but I can't quite make it
>> with a 7 1/2. The last place had a dumpster next to the
>> wall but the darn compressor was under warranty and I had
>> to carry it back down. The box sure helps pad your shoulder.
>> After a couple of days rest, I can probably carry another.
>> TDD

>
> That oughta take care of you birth control issues too.

Hell, all the girls my age quit laying eggs about a decade
ago. I'll have to find a nice young woman I can stand. Hey,
perhaps a nice Russian gal, she could carry the compressors
up the ladder for me.

TDD

Posted by Stormin Mormon on July 9, 2009, 10:37 am

You need a short, blonde Swedish masseusse named Helga. The
Bone Cruncher, who can also carry compressors. Just don't
try and grabass her blonde haired, blue eyed teenage
daughters.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.

> That oughta take care of you birth control issues too.

Posted by Don Ocean on July 9, 2009, 9:35 pm

The Daring Dufas wrote:

> Don Ocean wrote:

>> The Daring Dufas wrote:

>>> Noon-Air wrote:
>>>> Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem.
>>>> Gravity is a wonderful thing :-)
>>>> I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2
>>>> ton trane compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)
>>> I can carry a 5 ton up a ladder but I can't quite make it
>>> with a 7 1/2. The last place had a dumpster next to the
>>> wall but the darn compressor was under warranty and I had
>>> to carry it back down. The box sure helps pad your shoulder.
>>> After a couple of days rest, I can probably carry another.
>>> TDD

>> That oughta take care of you birth control issues too.

>
> Hell, all the girls my age quit laying eggs about a decade
> ago. I'll have to find a nice young woman I can stand. Hey,
> perhaps a nice Russian gal, she could carry the compressors
> up the ladder for me.

And you too.. Is the expense in vodka worth it?

>
> TDD

Posted by The Daring Dufas on July 9, 2009, 11:53 pm

Don Ocean wrote:

> The Daring Dufas wrote:

>> Don Ocean wrote:

>>> The Daring Dufas wrote:
>>>> Noon-Air wrote:
>>>>> Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem.
>>>>> Gravity is a wonderful thing :-)
>>>>> I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2
>>>>> ton trane compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)
>>>> I can carry a 5 ton up a ladder but I can't quite make it
>>>> with a 7 1/2. The last place had a dumpster next to the
>>>> wall but the darn compressor was under warranty and I had
>>>> to carry it back down. The box sure helps pad your shoulder.
>>>> After a couple of days rest, I can probably carry another.
>>>> TDD
>>> That oughta take care of you birth control issues too.

>> Hell, all the girls my age quit laying eggs about a decade
>> ago. I'll have to find a nice young woman I can stand. Hey,
>> perhaps a nice Russian gal, she could carry the compressors
>> up the ladder for me.

>
> And you too.. Is the expense in vodka worth it?

Believe it or not, I've never consumed an alcoholic beverage in
my life. I've never smoked anything or taken an illegal drug but
I've had a lot of fun watching a large number of idiots scarfing
down or inhaling tons of the stuff. I was the permanently designated
driver in my college days. I have the unique ability to embarrass
grownups. "You saw grandma remove her WHAT and swing it around her
head?!" I often amuse myself by filling in the memory gaps of a lot
of former hippies.

TDD

Posted by Stormin Mormon on July 10, 2009, 9:51 am

Is that a religious thing, or just your personal standards?

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.

Believe it or not, I've never consumed an alcoholic beverage
in
my life. I've never smoked anything or taken an illegal drug
but
I've had a lot of fun watching a large number of idiots
scarfing
down or inhaling tons of the stuff. I was the permanently
designated
driver in my college days. I have the unique ability to
embarrass
grownups. "You saw grandma remove her WHAT and swing it
around her
head?!" I often amuse myself by filling in the memory gaps
of a lot
of former hippies.

TDD

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