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:rofl: I see you got the deluxe model with air vent in the top!
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I think they have a bottleneck in their workflow.

*ba dump dump*

But seriously. A clear bottle is a pour substitute for a facemask.

*ba dump dump*

But seriously. Only a jughead would try that stunt!

*ba dump dump*

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Well, it's better than my safety glasses! I don't quite understand how all my safety glasses are so scratched that I barely can see anything :cuss:
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thebuildist wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 11:22 pm I think they have a bottleneck in their workflow.

*ba dump dump*

But seriously. A clear bottle is a pour substitute for a facemask.

*ba dump dump*

But seriously. Only a jughead would try that stunt!

*ba dump dump*

Tip your waiters! I'll be here all week!
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Eugen wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 11:23 pm Well, it's better than my safety glasses! I don't quite understand how all my safety glasses are so scratched that I barely can see anything :cuss:
Partials bounce off you face then the back of the glasses and into you eye . :cuss: :pullhair:
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The upside to the jug is no grit in your beard or hair . :thumbsup:
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DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:37 am
Eugen wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 11:23 pm Well, it's better than my safety glasses! I don't quite understand how all my safety glasses are so scratched that I barely can see anything :cuss:
Partials bounce off you face then the back of the glasses and into you eye . :cuss: :pullhair:
Talk about freak out moments, when bent over the table welding and a little molten blob lands on the inside of your safety glasses and rolls circles in front of your eye :109:

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Gordy wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 1:57 pm
DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:37 am
Eugen wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 11:23 pm Well, it's better than my safety glasses! I don't quite understand how all my safety glasses are so scratched that I barely can see anything :cuss:
Partials bounce off you face then the back of the glasses and into you eye . :cuss: :pullhair:
Talk about freak out moments, when bent over the table welding and a little molten blob lands on the inside of your safety glasses and rolls circles in front of your eye :109:

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Hadn't heard from you in awhile, Gordy, was hoping everything was ok and you were just working too hard deep in the bush. :cheers:
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Gordy wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 1:57 pm
DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:37 am
Eugen wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 11:23 pm Well, it's better than my safety glasses! I don't quite understand how all my safety glasses are so scratched that I barely can see anything :cuss:
Partials bounce off you face then the back of the glasses and into you eye . :cuss: :pullhair:
Talk about freak out moments, when bent over the table welding and a little molten blob lands on the inside of your safety glasses and rolls circles in front of your eye :109:

:cheers:
Gordy

Working on a cars wheel wells welding in a patch . Squatting down ,sitting on heals welding away when a spark reminds you the pants you are wearing has the crotch out of them . Your neighbour sudden think you are chasing a :pig: from the squealing and :cuss: going on .
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Timj wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 2:07 pm
Gordy wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 1:57 pm
DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:37 am
Partials bounce off you face then the back of the glasses and into you eye . :cuss: :pullhair:
Talk about freak out moments, when bent over the table welding and a little molten blob lands on the inside of your safety glasses and rolls circles in front of your eye :109:

:cheers:
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Hadn't heard from you in awhile, Gordy, was hoping everything was ok and you were just working too hard deep in the bush. :cheers:
Been a crazy summer so far. One job an hour from home was 12 hour days + drive time, another 1.25 hrs from home and 14 hour days :40: , both jobs I was driving off road haul trucks. In between those jobs was 8-10 hrs just up the road at a pheasant farm, helping with chores and rebuilding pens that were torn down this spring in a huge wind storm. I think my body is trying to tell me I'm too old for this crap, Sleep late an extra 3 hours and a 2-3 hour nap at mid day on the days off. Not much time left for the computer or getting anything done at home. Just one :drink: for the bed.

Retiring at 62 has been looking really good lately that's a little over a month away :spin:

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