I sometimes wonder if similar scenarios I've experienced myself, has actually caused resistance built up inside of me with respect to obtaining my lic...
I think Tom Mabe's "murder scene" response to a telemarketer tops them all- Google it if you aren't familiar...
I took the driving test in a '72 Vega wagon; real nice to have a small, gutless vehicle for the test. Aced the parallel parking but two significant bl...
We use the Schonstedt GA-52 at work and the only gripe I have is that the "grip" is not very ergonomic. Aside from that, I love it. In fact, I bought ...
Well... I staked the centerline of a dith years ago- and I was SO tired that I left it as written.
Having worked in the public sector for over 37 years now and eligible for reduced retirement, I could apply and if accepted, relocate... Nah, not wort...
Dan B. Robison, post: 378329, member: 34 wrote: [SNIP] (Good job on the report, Kent) [/SNIP] A major +1 on that. Very thorough.
Mark Mayer, post: 378019, member: 424 wrote: The remedy for an addiction to StarNet Standard is StarNet Pro. Start adding in your GPS vectors and you ...
The so-called "engineer's" tapes are notably less expensive since they only have ten inches to a foot...
I've heard both 'a pair' and 'balls' for even stations. I've used 'doughnuts' in the past; mostly 'a pair' nowadays.
Kroil worked well for me when I had to remove a stubborn power steering pulley a number of years ago...
I still find it somewhat strange that I actually have FUN using Star*Net, especially on the current project I'm dealing with- we referenced out 21 mon...
There MUST be some sort of 12-step, or similar, program available...? 😀
My first thought was a possible snafu with a 'cut' chain...
In addition to having a defined-benefit retirement plan from my public sector employer, I've squirreled away some money in a Section 457 plan which is...
Kent McMillan, post: 376774, member: 3 wrote: [SNIP] If you start out with more relaxed (i.e. larger) standard errors on the coordinates, you can just...
Welcome aboard.
A +1 for the Leatherman- the pocket toolbox.
Always keep an eye out for original monumentation where you don't think it should be. A couple of months ago I was tasked with solving a R/W boundary ...
