Northwest Indiana Gun Owners # 25 good morning all.

[hoosierdaddy1976]

Notice that you can't see the eagle's feet and is therefore facing into the boobs. That eagle is getting the full $20 worth.

 

[Lpherr]

Notice that you can't see the eagle's feet and is therefore facing into the boobs. That eagle is getting the full $20 worth.

Would that be considered nesting?

 

[Lpherr]

This is what comes to mind now.

Isis

 

[darkkevin]

I wonder if it is that same guy that lost his car and expensive boat a few years ago??

it was not, student pilot with an instructor, engine/mechanical failure caused the crash

 

[2A_Tom]

We could get jedi a matching set...

Wouldn't even need a tuck pouch.

 

[melensdad]

FWIW, yesterday's power outage that put 1/4 of rural Lake County into a powerless state for 2 hours was caused by a branch that fell on a power line.

 

[jedi]

FWIW, yesterday's power outage that put 1/4 of rural Lake County into a powerless state for 2 hours was caused by a branch that fell on a power line.

Da raccons did it!

 

[actaeon277]

FWIW, yesterday's power outage that put 1/4 of rural Lake County into a powerless state for 2 hours was caused by a branch that fell on a power line.

They used to trim the lines.

But now, they wait till failure.
They don't care if it causes problems.

 

[melensdad]

They used to trim the lines.

But now, they wait till failure.
They don't care if it causes problems.

Worst part is my VCR is flashing 12:12 and I don't have a 7 year old in the house who knows how to reset the time

 

[jedi]

 

[Max Volume]

They used to trim the lines.

But now, they wait till failure.
They don't care if it causes problems.

They used to clean insulators waay back one also. I know for a fact when Gary Neale was CEO of Nisource he said "when it breaks, we'll fix it" when lack of maintenance was brought up in a meeting.

 

[actaeon277]

They used to clean insulators waay back one also. I know for a fact when Gary Neale was CEO of Nisource he said "when it breaks, we'll fix it" when lack of maintenance was brought up in a meeting.

Cause they're no consequence.
If they had to pay for their mistakes, maybe something would get done.
But it's cheaper to 'let it fail'.

 

[actaeon277]

We had the same thing at work for awhile.

Decades ago, they paid good money for a study, that told them it was cheaper overall to do preventative maintenance, as scheduled.
And the company pushed it.
And it worked.

Then those managers left, over the years.
And the new guys come in, and they 'knew better'.
Next thing you know, instead of replacing 3 motors that were at the estimated 'end of life', the pencil pushers said we were wasting money because they still had life on them.
Then the motors died, one at a time.
So, instead of shutting down the line once, and changing them as scheduled, we shut the line down 3 separate times.
Each time you shut the line down, you lose production. Enough you could have bought thousands of those motors. And we did it 3 times.
Then, they complain because of those shutdowns, we don't have the money to do more maintenance...
So we shut down MORE.
A fifty cent part, terminates the cast while we're pouring automotive safety cage steel. Approx one million dollars per hour. 2 hours to restart the cast.
Gee, that was smart, not getting us that part.

 

[chef larry]

Tuesday morning and time to get moving.

 

[melensdad]

Tuesday morning and time to get moving.

A little purple makes this statement more accurate.

 

[radar8756]

Morning ... 80's rest of the week - 90's on Sunday

 

[klausm]

Worst part is my VCR is flashing 12:12 and I don't have a 7 year old in the house who knows how to reset the time

just unplug it and plug it back in at noon

 

[cg21]

just unplug it and plug it back in at noon

Genius

 

[Lpherr]

just unplug it and plug it back in at noon

I would aim for midnight. Just the rebel I guess.

 

[CTC B4Z]

I see ****