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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: amxautox] #833
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Slug-Licking HAS to be a close second, though.


Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: Just Cameron] #834
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Slug-Licking HAS to be a close second, though.




You can't get too close when you're sliding around and can't get a real good grip!


Tom

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Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: amxautox] #835
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The dozer incident will be hard to top. But for something we can all relate to, I like the box-end wrench on the hard lines. Someone please send that man a set of flare-nut wrenches!

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The dozer incident gets my vote

BTW this thread is absolutely the funniest thing i`ve read in ages...keep it comming

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: BSharp] #837
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Back when I was a poor college student and didn't have any $ to invest in tools I was doing my swap meet 4 bbl swap and "Captured" a box end wrench between the carb and fuel pump, myself.

I know the feeling of finally getting it all bolted up and then realizing "D'oh!" I was halfway tempted to just zip tie the other end to a heater hose and leave the stupid thing there.

But at least I spent some $ on a new line and bent it, instead of just running 3 feet of rubber fuel line hose past the exhaust manifold. Don't ask me how I know NOT to do that.

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: Just Cameron] #838
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A cracked transmission cooler line that leaks directly over the exhaust manifold will cause the car to catch on fire while your girlfriend is driving the car. AND, the fire will cause the brakes to fail allowing the car to crash into the corner of the gargage where your brand new car is parked. And, since the car is totally on fire, you can't move it away from the garage, which has your new car in it.....Thank God the fire department is only a mile away.....

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: BSharp] #839
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Someone please send that man a set of flare-nut wrenches!




now accepting donations! Never turn down free tools!

which reminds me of another one:

Hand tools that are left on the lawn will not sprout next spring and grow more hand tools. Don't ask me how I know!

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: dem440c] #840
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Someone please send that man a set of flare-nut wrenches!




now accepting donations! Never turn down free tools!

which reminds me of another one:

Hand tools that are left on the lawn will not sprout next spring and grow more hand tools. Don't ask me how I know!


And the lawn mower CAN find them, even when you can't.


Tom

"Everyone should believe in something; I believe I'll go fishing."

-Henry David Thoreau

Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: amxautox] #841
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Someone please send that man a set of flare-nut wrenches!




now accepting donations! Never turn down free tools!

which reminds me of another one:

Hand tools that are left on the lawn will not sprout next spring and grow more hand tools. Don't ask me how I know!


And the lawn mower CAN find them, even when you can't.




But the most entertaining way to recover lost hot wheels cars as a kid was to lose 'em on the lawn, then wait eagerly for Dad to mow.

Golf balls were good, too.

Nothing like watching pop's face turn red after there was a loud "Bang." and He'd jump about 3 feet, accidently let go of the safety handle and have to spend 5 minutes restarting the lawnmower with the pull rope.

I Wonder how I know that?

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: Just Cameron] #842
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Nothing like watching pop's face turn red after there was a loud "Bang." and He'd jump about 3 feet, accidently let go of the safety handle and have to spend 5 minutes restarting the lawnmower with the pull rope.

I Wonder how I know that?




You were probably the kid half in this sinario weren't you?


Tom

"Everyone should believe in something; I believe I'll go fishing."

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Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: amxautox] #843
07/17/03 01:38 PM
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Would explain why I thought it was entertaining, wouldn't it

Especially when it happened again 4 feet later.

And being the dad half of the scenario would mean that I'd bred at some point...

which A) I don't seem to recall doing and B) Is a SCARY thought to both me and the rest of the free world, so it is something I'm pretty much determined NOT to do. You can all relax, now.

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: Just Cameron] #844
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Reminds me of the time I was mowing the yard out back. Hit a real big rock. The blade bent up and cut a slot in the deck. And stopped the motor as in NOW! I thought for sure everything was broke or bent. Crank shaft and all. I hammered the blade back out of the slot. The blade looked ok, so I started the motor. Ran fine, nothing bent. Finished the yard. Good ol' Briggs and Stratton.


Tom

"Everyone should believe in something; I believe I'll go fishing."

-Henry David Thoreau

Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: Moparmal] #845
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Don't tow your racecar without checking the presure in your trailer tires.

Don't prime your new race engine without verifying the oil filter is in place. (Can you say "mini exxon valdez".)

Don't hold the negative clamp on the timing light while someone else pulls the trigger. You make an excellent ground.

And lastly, an oldie but a goodie,
Always remember and never forget to either set your parking brake or put your manually shifted car in gear while at the drive-in movies equipped with "hang on your window speakers with steel cable so you don't steal them feature".

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: MoPar Jamie] #846
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Distributors have this thing in them called a rotor. A car will not start without it!!! You will eventually have to recharge your battery after numerous attempts to start said engine.

Dont ask me how I know!!

Jeff

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When your friends' hair is on fire (done by his girlfriend in the back seat), it will cause you to take your eyes off the road and hit a Greyhound bus that has stopped in front of you at 35 MPH in a mint 1968 Mustang fastback.....and you did'nt have your seatbelt on....

And, it was in 1971.....

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: TurquoiseRT] #848
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if you like the dozer incident then you will like this

if you are going to haul a backhoe and the battery is dead when you try to load it, dont leave it running on the trailer after you jump start it to charge up the battery, because if you do every time you hit a bump the lever for raiseing the front loader jiggles and the bucket raises up, after the bucket is all the way up and you drive under an over pass the bucket will hit and rip the backhoe right off the trailer and totaly f-up the backhoe

but dont ask me... ask my dad he's the one that did it

Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: dodgepu360] #849
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That reminds me of something I saw one day ... I'm driving along, two lane country highway, there's a tractor coming that's got a load of hay in a bucket on the front of it.

All at once the bucket starts going up ... and up ... and up ... until it dumps the load of hay back on the driver.

I saw all that because the road was nice and straight. When I went by the tractor the driver was fighting his way out of the hay and laughing like a maniac.


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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: dodgepu360] #850
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bucket raises up, after the bucket is all the way up and you drive under an over pass the bucket will hit and rip the backhoe right off the trailer and totaly f-up the backhoe



Something similar happened localy quite a few years ago. He went under a low overpass, the bucket boom caught on the overpass and the tractor swiveled and the front loader sliced off the top of a car coming the other way. As well as the heads of the three? people in the car.


Tom

"Everyone should believe in something; I believe I'll go fishing."

-Henry David Thoreau

Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." #851
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a 5HP go-cart wont turn 90 degrees at full throttle.....




If you play chicken w/ your buddy in your go-karts make sure you both turn left when driving towards each other, NOT, you turn left and I'll turn right....think about it for a minute.

Which brings us to:

If you are playing chicken with your buddy and he turns right when you turn left, a steel basketball goal post will stop your kart immediately and you will talk in a funny voice for a while...if you can ever catch your breath.

DAMHIK

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Re: "Don't ask me how I know..." [Re: BBR] #852
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a 5HP go-cart wont turn 90 degrees at full throttle.....




If you play chicken w/ your buddy in your go-karts make sure you both turn left when driving towards each other, NOT, you turn left and I'll turn right....think about it for a minute.

Which brings us to:

If you are playing chicken with your buddy and he turns right when you turn left, a steel basketball will stop your kart immediately and you will talk in a funny voice for a while...if you can ever catch your breath.




That kind of planning makes a match of chicken less fun. Safer, but a lot less fun. Might as well just not try to run each other off the playground (Basketball pole?) at that point.

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