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Kasich is kinda like that scummy guy who to your face wanted to be buddies but behind you continues to ask out your girlfriend or hit on your wife.  You want to pound him but hes a little shrimp and you'd feel bad for it afterwards.  Now you really hate him. Like he has a chance, come on loser, take the walk. 

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18 minutes ago, smurfy said:

unless you get to much rain................then turn it open end down!!!!!!!!!:cry:

You've got a point there. It'd be  a shame to wear the gauge out so in the morning we'd better have a meeting to discuss the plans to turn it over. Of course we should procure another post while we're at it as the one we just put in is now used and could be construed as a safety hazard. Can never be too careful. :D 

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1 minute ago, Dotch said:

You've got a point there. It'd be  a shame to wear the gauge out so in the morning we'd better have a meeting to discuss the plans to turn it over. Of course we should procure another post while we're at it as the one we just put in is now used and could be construed as a safety hazard. Can never be too careful. :D 

Don't forget to post the "possible hazard" and "Remove at your own risk"  signs for legal purposes. :lol:

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Our hard hats, safety goggles, high vis, orange cones and barricades at the ready. There are people backing trucks through there who I'm sure will be more than happy to wait to unload while their union brothers complete their task! :lol:

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14 minutes ago, Dotch said:

You've got a point there. It'd be  a shame to wear the gauge out so in the morning we'd better have a meeting to discuss the plans to turn it over. Of course we should procure another post while we're at it as the one we just put in is now used and could be construed as a safety hazard. Can never be too careful. :D 

The union says you should put up two gauges just in case it rains more than one gauge can hold. 

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13 minutes ago, Dotch said:

You've got a point there. It'd be  a shame to wear the gauge out so in the morning we'd better have a meeting to discuss the plans to turn it over. Of course we should procure another post while we're at it as the one we just put in is now used and could be construed as a safety hazard. Can never be too careful. :D 

pretty sure ole LL will get that new post up and running!!!!!!!!!!

1 minute ago, roony said:

The union says you should put up two gauges just in case it rains more than one gauge can hold. 

GAWD......................... I just spit cawfee thru my nose!!!!!!!!!!! REB  probably doesn't get it so you might have to explain!!!!!!!!:D:grin:

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20 hours ago, Dotch said:

Speaking of a union guy, felt just like one a little bit ago. Took two of us to properly install a rain gauge! And we had to take a mandatory break while we were at it. Now I am on personal time. I could get used to this onion stuff. :D  

The important issue here is:  Did you do quality work that will last?  :D

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for those that don't look at the Chiropractic forum aka Health/Fitness ~~Leech is posting half nude photos of himself holding 22" walleyes.  Us Leeches have to stick together and I think he may be my bodyguard for now on.  He will definitely be a lineman or linebacker in the First Annual East Bethel football game you all are looking forward to.    

Since it's snowing out he's probably in a pretty good mood right now driving the sled around.

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:confused: here in the food forum we have an off topic thread to prevent derailments of other threads.................now I am getting paid to go to the health and fitness thread to professionally derail that one??????????:cry::confused::confused: what gives?????????????:grin:

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