1 hour ago, 12poundbass said:

Well it will cook anything that touches it. Several years ago I had to respond to an emergency where a raccoon got into a substation and got zapped and caused a major power outage. I asked one of the linemen where the raccoon was and he said he must have walked away. I was completely shocked that anything would survive an electrocution like that. He reassured me the raccoon wouldn’t make it long because the electrocution like that would continue to cook him from the inside out. 

 

So you’re half right so half of zero points will be pm’d to you. ?

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A-Jay

2 hours ago, 12poundbass said:

Well it will cook anything that touches it. Several years ago I had to respond to an emergency where a raccoon got into a substation and got zapped and caused a major power outage. I asked one of the linemen where the raccoon was and he said he must have walked away. I was completely shocked that anything would survive an electrocution like that. He reassured me the raccoon wouldn’t make it long because the electrocution like that would continue to cook him from the inside out. 

 

So you’re half right so half of zero points will be pm’d to you. ?

I see what you did there...good play

10 minutes ago, Jigfishn10 said:

I see what you did there...good play

Dude you are giving me way too much credit! I’m not smart enough to intentionally come up with that. 

 

I am pretty proud of myself for coming up with that though. ?

1 hour ago, A-Jay said:

A-Jay

I think A-Jay found your patient. 

3 minutes ago, Gundog said:

I think A-Jay found your patient. 

Sure did. I stole that picture from him when he posted it over a year ago, so now every time my project manager sends out a text to us tech. Saying he’s sick and won’t be in I reply with that picture. 

Got out yesterday in temps that didn't get out of the teens and a howling wind to help my friend who is a Waterways Conservation Officer to stock some trout. 

Unfortunately this is the only pic I thought to take. We stocked 1 lake and 2 streams making about 12 stops. My friend told me he'd get a copy of the stocking program so I could give him a hand again. I told him to make sure the weather is warmer. 

Now I know why Gramps never got a cold.

Riding the "T"

On ‎3‎/‎8‎/‎2019 at 4:30 PM, Harold Scoggins said:

Now I know why Gramps never got a cold.

I never knew this was an actual product, my poker hand was always referenced this as I threw my cards in anticipation of the next deal.

PFC William Delaney was killed when an artillery shell struck his foxhole during the Battle of Hurtgen Forest, November 22, 1944, on the Belgium/German border. He was one of over 12,000 Americans killed in this battle. His remains have just been identified and they will be returning to his home in Kingston, TN. Welcome home soldier. (Photo: Stars and Stripes)

'Dad' and Sara playing tug - lost her about this time back in 2001...I still miss her.

 

It's amazing how attached you get to your dog isn't @MN Fisher? Ironically we lost our dog in '01 as well and the other day I was up in the attic cleaning out and area and found pics of him. Talk about going down memory lane?

 

She looks like she was a beautiful dog.

Walking around Allston:

 

Here's a shot of my son nearly getting drilled in the head in his middle school game on Tuesday night.

 

The other team had a kid throwing close to 80 and he purposely drilled the first batter he faced and our player had to leave the game. Later, when my son stepped up to the plate the catcher actually whispered that the pitcher was going to hit him in the head. My boy did not hit the deck. Instead, after leaning back to avoid the pitch he stepped out of the box and stared down the pitcher for 30 seconds. I really thought he was going to charge the mound, but he held back. Instead - when he pitched later in the game he drilled two of their guys in the thigh. He's allowed to seek revenge, but not head hunt.

 

The other team was complete bush league, led by their coach. Our guys lost, but I think the next time we face them there's going to be more than one pitcher tossed from the game.

 

 

Oneida Lake at 10,000 feet:

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

Oneida Lake at 10,000 feet:

And where are we heading? 

It was a long weekend in Boston.  My GF graduated from Emerson, so we went for a visit. 

Saving soon to be born deer fawns, one coyote at a time.

My home away from home, National Infantry Museum, Ft. Benning, GA.

"Have a seat children, and I will tell you tales of knights riding across the clouds upon dragons."