I don't believe you.
:worthless
:snacker:
I was still skeptical if those were actually his feet or not, so [MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] sent me this picture last night to shut me up. He also told me he traded in the mountain bike to pursue a new sport. Well, now I'm speechless that's for sure.
poor boy....
it's a damn good thing he's got a good sense of humor....:amen:
Note to self- DO NOT mess with eddiebx.
I was still skeptical if those were actually his feet or not, so [MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] sent me this picture last night to shut me up. He also told me he traded in the mountain bike to pursue a new sport. Well, now I'm speechless that's for sure.
poor boy....
it's a damn good thing he's got a good sense of humor....:amen:
Note to self- DO NOT mess with eddiebx.
I know right? He can totally kick my puny arse, good thing there's an Appalachain mountain separating us!
What's scary is, I actually like the engineer, imagine what it would look like if I don't :bolt:
why don't you guys go read the ps pump failure thread so you can learn a few things lol. [mention=85512]eddiebx[/mention] and [mention=65614]antman[/mention] - it's all fun and games til one of these days you get to meet me in person haha..... [mention=47340]titanpat57[/mention] don't you worry fella. These guys have no idea what type of strength, intestinal fortitude and courage it takes to raise a daughter to adulthood in today's world. You did it, i did it, so let's clink glasses of my favorite macallan 25 and celebrate the good times!
I owe ya a hug you big teddy bear...:d
oh, [mention=85512]eddiebx[/mention]: While i don't mess around with photoshop much i have several people who are experts just a phone call away. Just sayin'.
Why don't you guys go read the PS pump failure thread so you can learn a few things lol. [MENTION=85512]eddiebx[/MENTION] and [MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] - It's all fun and games til one of these days you get to meet me in person haha..... [MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] don't you worry fella. These guys have no idea what type of strength, intestinal fortitude and courage it takes to raise a daughter to adulthood in today's world. You did it, I did it, so let's clink glasses of my favorite Macallan 25 and celebrate the good times!
Oh, [MENTION=85512]eddiebx[/MENTION]: While I don't mess around with photoshop much I have several people who are experts just a phone call away. Just sayin'.
I owe ya a hug you big teddy bear!
LOL....
lol....
Pat,
Your daughter, her fellow Air Force and all those serving have my total admiration and gratitude. And thanks to you and your wife for raising such a solid daughter.
:usa2:
Pat,
Your daughter, her fellow Air Force and all those serving have my total admiration and gratitude. And thanks to you and your wife for raising such a solid daughter.
:usa2:
I couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you for all your sacrifices.
-MJ
Only thing I would've really done differently is turned the recovery vehicle around when they were using the snatch strap. He had plenty of room to turn around and it's harder on your truck to pull someone out when you're in reverse. You have one reverse gear and 4 or 5 forward gears to use, plus everything about your drivetrain is meant to go forward.[MENTION=66300]Intruder[/MENTION] and others, was this a wise "tug" or should have this been handled a different way?
Only thing I would've really done differently is turned the recovery vehicle around when they were using the snatch strap. He had plenty of room to turn around and it's harder on your truck to pull someone out when you're in reverse. You have one reverse gear and 4 or 5 forward gears to use, plus everything about your drivetrain is meant to go forward.
Yeah that's the impression I got too. I've used trees and other trucks as anchor points when there wasn't quite enough traction for winching.Looks like the recovery vehicle was being pulled forward by the winch due to lack of traction. the second vehicle was used as an additional anchor. i.e. the dude in the water was REALLY stuck.
Can't really tell. I just assumed that when the strap didn't work the guy didn't feel like removing the shackle before attaching the winch line because it was in mud or under water.I couldn't see real well, but did they end up wrapping a strap around the front axle? Looked like something was getting wrapped and hanging under the truck being pulled from the mud.