Dftodd
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You got a link. It's not popping up when I search it.See the thread about pill organizers....
You got a link. It's not popping up when I search it.See the thread about pill organizers....
Sorry, it was some comments in the you might be old thread. I think. Maybe... hmmm. I forget.You got a link. It's not popping up when I search it.
I resemble this… neighborhood bike fixer before a teen… restored first car before I had a drivers license and worked on the floor of tool and machine shop with jobs for NASA, Caterpillar, James River, Hexcell, DelMonte, etc. after Engineering school.There are a lot of things that separate a good engineer from most, and near the top of that short list are:
1. Wrench-turners. If you were the kid fixing everyone's bicycles at age 13, and then all of your friends' cars at age 17... you're going to be a better than average engineer.
2. Talk to the production and service folks. If your short list of best friends don't include the people who've been producing and servicing the product for 20-30 years, you're doomed to repeat all the mistakes of the past.
3. Work in manufacturing, or if you don't have the chance to do it, at least hang out there. E.g., if you're designing machined parts, you'd better have a pretty good idea of how the machinist is going to fixture and mill or turn that part, so you don't come up with designs sensitive to tolerances they can never hope to hold.
That sometimers is kicking inSorry, it was some comments in the you might be old thread. I think. Maybe... hmmm. I forget.![]()



He is I was just messing with you people! Good catch!I thought Seacrest is the new host of wheel of fortune???
I figured it could be plausible. That dude seems to be out to replace everyone in Hollywood and do their job.He is I was just messing with you people! Good catch!![]()





When I was a young buck, in the starving, pre-starving student mode. I worked as a highway department inspector for projects constructed by others in the right of way.You guys are starting to make me nervous.
How do you know these things?
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Have you been following me around?
Fleet Enemas?I bought my first new car, '72 Toyota Celica ST when I was 19. Late one night in a drunken stupor I drove to my parent's home taking back roads when somehow I was crossing the parking lot of the Fleet Enemas factory and never saw the loading dock that dropped off onto train tracks.
I thumbed a ride home and at 7am a few hours later awoke to Dad pounding on my bedroom door saying "I don't know what you did last night but your car is on the tracks at the enema factory and a train is coming through in 30 minutes!".
I stumbled downstairs and called a towing company that was close by who got it off the tracks just in the nick of time.
Tow driver said it was a close shave!Fleet Enemas?
I've learned a couple things today.Tow driver said it was a close shave!
He just got my car off when train went through!View attachment 1057195
Yes, they use it to get the dim-o-crats heads out!I've learned a couple things today.
That you need a close shave to have an enema.
Also that there is such a big demand the plant that produces it needs a railway to take the product away.
Must be deliveries to the Re-pub-lican party headquarters.

Sort of Jiffy Lube for humans.Fleet Enemas?
Happens to the best of us.I've been up for 12 hours. I went to the grocery store this morning, then up to a yard sale where I paid for an implement I had bought. As I was sitting here reading this thread I realized; I am wearing my shirt inside out.














Why is always in the last place a person looks…….Well I did something thing(s) stupid.
I remember what a friend said when we were kids: "everything you do takes 5 minutes or 5 hours, no exception". The temperature sensor was bad on an engine and when I replaced it that last little tweak snapped it off. Thankfully a screw extractor got it out. I ordered one shipped overnight and in a hurry to install dropped it...but where? After taking radiator, fan, pulleys, etc. off I spotted it inside harmonic balancer, last place I looked. Small forceps got it out.
Installed it works fine.View attachment 1031132View attachment 1031133View attachment 1031134
How about when you’ve already looked there before and didn’t see it!Why is always in the last place a person looks…….