Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Getting some coffee in me and then working out, not sure what else is on the agenda.....................................
Speaking of head injuries....................................All I have to say is use good jack stands. Don't be a Brad.
We just veered of the road with the short bus!
Moving the tail section over to align the mount.
Lying under the car, not much opportunity to avoid or react,
And yes, 6 ton Big Red jack stands.
Bidet... Save the Trees
Exactly. Use only 2 squares!
Thats all they gave us in boot camp! Single ply 220 grit!
I inflicted myself a nice head injury a few years back. The lift bay in my shop is about 4ft deeper than the upper section, so there is a block wall on either side of my lift. One day, I was i the lift bay preparing to put a vehicle on the lift. I had slid the arms under the vehicle and positioned them, but hadn't lifted yet. I went to check something in the vehicle on the drivers side, but I stepped on one of the arms to get higher since it was a truck. The arm swung back under the rear of the truck, and sent me flying into the adjoining block wall. Had lost my balance and my head struck the top of the block wall where it meets the upper floor right on the edge. Knocked me out, fell on the ground, nobody else around. Think I was out for a few minutes until I came to. I was lucky I wasn't hurt worse. Probably what's wrong with me since....... 
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Yikes!I inflicted myself a nice head injury a few years back. The lift bay in my shop is about 4ft deeper than the upper section, so there is a block wall on either side of my lift. One day, I was i the lift bay preparing to put a vehicle on the lift. I had slid the arms under the vehicle and positioned them, but hadn't lifted yet. I went to check something in the vehicle on the drivers side, but I stepped on one of the arms to get higher since it was a truck. The arm swung back under the rear of the truck, and sent me fling into the adjoining block wall. Had lost my balance and my head struck the top of the block wall where it meets the upper floor right on the edge. Knocked me out, fell on the ground, nobody else around. Think I was out for a few minutes until I came to. I was lucky I wasn't hurt worse. Probably what's wrong with me since.......
Y'all kin git Dain Bramage like thatI inflicted myself a nice head injury a few years back. The lift bay in my shop is about 4ft deeper than the upper section, so there is a block wall on either side of my lift. One day, I was i the lift bay preparing to put a vehicle on the lift. I had slid the arms under the vehicle and positioned them, but hadn't lifted yet. I went to check something in the vehicle on the drivers side, but I stepped on one of the arms to get higher since it was a truck. The arm swung back under the rear of the truck, and sent me fling into the adjoining block wall. Had lost my balance and my head struck the top of the block wall where it meets the upper floor right on the edge. Knocked me out, fell on the ground, nobody else around. Think I was out for a few minutes until I came to. I was lucky I wasn't hurt worse. Probably what's wrong with me since.......
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Duster De-ruster
Does suck working alone. Hell the wife will start to look for me the next day if I am lucky!
Sticky squiter..
Thats why most cars had vinal seats!I knew a girl like that once. (que Karl)
How come when cars come with vinyl flooring, we put carpeted floor mats down... but when a car has carpeted flooring we put vinyl/ rubber floor mats down?
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