Bragging

[longbow]

I've spent (and insurance) $600,000 and counting I U B over the last 5 years and it doesn't bother me a bit

 

[wtburnette]

I've met CM and he did an awesome trigger job on my SA Loaded. I recently got a bonus and was able to finally buy the CZ 75B I've been lusting after, as well as a new leather couch and chair that should arrive today. I also have a new GF, after almost 4 years of being apart from my ex-wife. I'm gainfully employed, have a home, a car that works and decent health. Can't really complain

 

[D-Ric902]

It's a beauty! 66?

586 L- comp

 

[churchmouse]

I am just proud.

 

[findingZzero]

I'm to sexy for my shirt. It's the shirt. Low bar.

 

[Tactically Fat]

I got a set of $15,000 kitchen cabinets for $5,000. So there.

 

[D-Ric902]

I'm proud to be on INGO

(I need to go to work, I've been on here too much lately)

 

[Frosty]

I run the trains he has to stop for, and I gotta say......not even 70 tons.

I have 15,000 tons of haz-mat, oil, chlorine, propane, liquified petroleum gas......


I'm glad he stops

we are ALL glad he stops!

 

[singlestacksig]

I mentioned to my wife I want to get a bolt action .223, she said I should get a suppressor for it also..

 

[D-Ric902]

we are ALL glad he stops!

it is easier to stay awake when you could kill everyone in the immediate area

 

[KJQ6945]

I mentioned to my wife I want to get a bolt action .223, she said I should get a suppressor for it also..

New definition of a hot wife right there!

 

[Bigtanker]

we are ALL glad he stops!

Apparently you are a minority. When I run the small truck (standard 18 wheeler) down 421 from Michigan City to Renssealear and back to Michigan, there are 4 sets of tracks. 8 stops total. I get passed ON THE TRACKS at least 3 times when traffic is normal. I've seen a few get tickets for it also.

 

[churchmouse]

New definition of a hot wife right there!

Got home from working the ingo booth at the 1500. I had a new TRP on my hip and a ZT-301 in my pocket. I gave the wife a new Ingo Hoodie and she was all smiles.

Did I mention that I Love her.......

 

[Frosty]

it is easier to stay awake when you could kill everyone in the immediate area

yeah, I can see that... Do you guys have to go through the same stuff truck drivers do for hazmat?

Apparently you are a minority. When I run the small truck (standard 18 wheeler) down 421 from Michigan City to Renssealear and back to Michigan, there are 4 sets of tracks. 8 stops total. I get passed ON THE TRACKS at least 3 times when traffic is normal. I've seen a few get tickets for it also.

that doesn't surprise me, I've only been driving 4 years but it didn't take me long to figure out most people have 0 patience and just about the same amount of common sense. It would be gratifying to roll past one of the jackasses getting a ticket though

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

We had to go out of my town to do the RR ritual when I was training as a bus driver, as we don't have any here anymore. During the DOT test, The guy took me across a set of tracks and told me to keep going because there was a gate closed across the track. Man, a chainlink fence isn't going to slow a train down nohow. I suspected a trick. I acted accordingly. I passed.

 

[Frosty]

Installed my first water heater, no leaks (so far), no explosions (yet), and no beating pipes...

 

[D-Ric902]

yeah, I can see that... Do you guys have to go through the same stuff truck drivers do for hazmat

we have to have a DOT license and a rules class every year. Part of that is Haz-mat.

not that there is much I can do.......yell, "oh s{#t" and cut away from the cars. (Then haul a#% out of there)

 

[kawtech87]

My fiance just gave me this for our anniversary.

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My first ZT knife. 0550BW with a custom scale from Bella Blades.

 

[D-Ric902]

My fiance just gave me this for our anniversary.

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My first ZT knife. 0550BW with a custom scale from Bella Blades.

marry that one

 

[kawtech87]

marry that one

Planning on it!


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