Got the engine back Friday. 475 HP @ the flywheel. The cam was picked to run GM period FI but something was wrong with it. It had been rebuilt but it was soaking the plugs, maybe a torn diaphragm or stuck spill plunger. Those things are a little touchy.. Anyway with the carb it's 475. Got the oil system in today and will probably have it running by Friday. Then it's off to VIR for testing.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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She should get that mole checked…..
Why the hell would you put Dirty D on ignore? I am a skinny woman kinda man and some of his posts are repulsive but sometimes he posts something funny enough it makes all the pain and suffering worthwhile.
Been there, done that!!!
For those of us that like a little beaver pelt: "Muff Monday" can share the spotlight with the MILF's.
I can tell you every fireman I know has a whole lot of respect for linemen. And it's because of dangerous shit like this. Never seen this in person, but have seen linemen work in some bad conditions, all hours of the day.
Linemen have a lots of respect for Firemen too. I know I certainly do. My hats off to every one of them.
Random fact for the day. Jolly Rancher candy was invented and made in Golden, CO. They moved the factory to a Denver suburb at one point. As a kid it was quite a treat to drive by the Jolly Rancher factory. Still one of my favorites.
I saw that kind of stuff when I was in Hurricane Harvey with my FEMA Task Force rescue team. 31 years in the 911 business and much respect to linemen.
Oh stop it, bleach only lasts a few hours. She will still be rolling you around licking you all over like a lump of sour dough bread long past that.
Hey if you are into men you will have to go to a different website.
I just poured my bourbon in my eyes, long enough to put on ignore list.
How anyone could find that motivational is beyond me.
We had a tornado come through our city two years ago. City looked like it had been carpet bombed. Big transmission lines down for the linemen, and structural collapses for us. We got so backed up in calls, ten other fire departments had to come into our city to help us answer calls.
The last call we ran at 0330, the lady said she called the power company 7 hours ago, but they hadn't shown up. She had no idea a tornado passed less than half a mile from her. Sparking transformer, I told her "linemen don't put out structure fires, and we don't touch power lines."
For you guys that like the big ones, what do you need to get inside, 18-20” or is it even possible?You have no idea do you?
Are you fucking kidding? Look at that belly button.
I want one!!!
Not too many MILF's yesterday, now back to some asses
