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Typewriter Guns by Eric Nado
Weird how that guy made these from old typewriters.
Got a new Gun today
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At least she's wearing sensible footwear.
I saw a young buck jumping off a scaffold and quietly admonished his actions. He gave me the look that I used to give oldtimers when they'd say the same thing to me. Made me smile. I hit it from a different angle. I asked him if he'd noticed how I walk right after getting up from a 15 minute break. It took me around 20 paces before I could get my back straight. He didn't say anything, but I could tell it sunk in when I noticed he started climbing down rather than jumping off a scaffold. Bet he still remembers. Wisdom handed down from someone that's been there and done that.Back is locking up. Dang I wish I’d been smoother in my teenage years. That loan came due a lot sooner than I’d had it figured.
You have to give her that!At least she's wearing sensible footwear.
Hee, hee, hee, that reminds me of the time I used the table saw in the maintenance carpentry shop where I worked and the head carpenter came over and showed me his missing fingers, with attendant lecture. I resented it at the time because I took wood shop in high school and was operating the saw safely.I saw a young buck jumping off a scaffold and quietly admonished his actions. He gave me the look that I used to give oldtimers when they'd say the same thing to me. Made me smile. I hit it from a different angle. I asked him if he'd noticed how I walk right after getting up from a 15 minute break. It took me around 20 paces before I could get my back straight. He didn't say anything, but I could tell it sunk in when I noticed he started climbing down rather than jumping off a scaffold. Bet he still remembers. Wisdom handed down from someone that's been there and done that.
Wish I'd have listened like he did.
Hard to tell a young man anything. You have to figure out how to teach without making them feel lesser than yourself.At least she's wearing sensible footwear.
I saw a young buck jumping off a scaffold and quietly admonished his actions. He gave me the look that I used to give oldtimers when they'd say the same thing to me. Made me smile. I hit it from a different angle. I asked him if he'd noticed how I walk right after getting up from a 15 minute break. It took me around 20 paces before I could get my back straight. He didn't say anything, but I could tell it sunk in when I noticed he started climbing down rather than jumping off a scaffold. Bet he still remembers. Wisdom handed down from someone that's been there and done that.
Wish I'd have listened like he did.
I used to work with a guy that lost three fingers in two separate accidents and also lost an eye. We always said he was so mad all the time cuz he lost his trigger fingerHee, hee, hee, that reminds me of the time I used the table saw in the maintenance carpentry shop where I worked and the head carpenter came over and showed me his missing fingers, with attendant lecture. I resented it at the time because I took wood shop in high school and was operating the saw safely.
I grinned and thanked him to keep the peace and the next day when I came to work I couldn't help but notice that his hand was bandaged up and he was missing some more fingers. The embarrassed look on his face was priceless as was the lesson that even the professionals can get careless.
PS: The last person I laughed with about that was also a carpenter, who subsequently lost two fingers to a dido blade.
Well if y’all would learn to ask for directions or read directions for that matter. It would help.Hard to tell a young man anything. You have to figure out how to teach without making them feel lesser than yourself.
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