Cypress Sun

Cmon man, no business end photo?!!!

Save 'em for when Mr. Conservation SIL comes over and uses the garbage can. Put the can where only he can access it. Just kidding....

Cause every girls crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man. Admit it, you heard the music in your head, didn't you!

I used to have a Ford work van that the lighter would pop entirely out of the housing about every 20th time using it. The first time it did it, it bounced off of the doghouse and into some towels that I had sitting between the seats. Reached down real quick to grab it while I was driving. That's how my index finder looked afterward. Took the lighter and put it in the cubbyhole in the doghouse, that was that.

The anti-gunners are going to prove we shouldn't have guns using a 42 year old comedy movie as an example?

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He's dead. I'm not....but I don't trust 'em either.

J-Bar, did you get power back yet? I sure do hope so.

Just make sure you don't do this! And don't pay attention to the stupid title of the clip.

....Yankees in your cup?

We just had the zucchini w/panko coating and parmesan cheese baked in the oven. Pretty good if I say so myself. Next time I'll cut the zucchini in thicker slabs though, 3/4" ought to do it. Mrs. Sun liked it even though I told her it was kangaroo strips w/cheese. Thanks Bear!

Dang it, I hates it that y'all caught onto our isms after all these years.

You just reminded me, I have a C-H just like that out in the shed. Worked fine when I put it out there....the 550 took preference!

Buried utility lines have MUCH LESS capacity than lines in free air. That's not a problem with buried lines to individual residential properties. Buried secondary and main transmission lines are a big problem. Sooner or later, ALL utility power lines end up overhead.

Myasishchev M-4 Also known as the Bison

Another underrated gun is the Ruger 'Luger'. Doesn't matter if its Mk I, II, III or IV...they all shoot great, rarely malfunction and are very accurate. At least the ones that I've owned and handled are.

Roll goes over the top at my house. Easier for the wife to reach since they are mounted under the top cabinets toward the back...happy wife, etc. We also don't use Bounty because Bounty glues the hell out of the beginning and end of the roll, or at least they used to. Used to waste four or five 1/2 sheets at the beginning and end of the rolls due to this. We've used Members Mark p-towels for years now. They're just as good, if not better, than the name brands and cheaper also.

So much for Flock of Seagulls......

Sell them and charge 10 times what they originally cost!

Fortunately for her, she had her harness on correctly and the retractable tether worked correctly....otherwise she'd have been on her head after falling 10' or so.

We never had someone run into the truck but had a SUV run over some cones and brush on of the outriggers. We had two bucket trucks, one like the truck in the video and a large bucket truck with a 65' reach. It occurred on an entrance road to a mall mentioned below. Had a couple of close calls with vehicles speeding by us only inches away because the drivers weren't paying attention. We had an account at a place called International Plaza (IP). IP is an upscale mall for very wealthy people. The entrance/exit roads (all 4 of them) were particularly dangerous as the rich a**holes that frequented the mall were always in a rush, looking at their phones and driving WAY over the speed limit. These are the same people that would move cones so they could park their Ferrari closer to the mall, directly under the work area 60' above them...while we're changing out 1,000 watt MH ballasts. I guess they've never seen what a ballast that size/weight if dropped from that height. Hell, a wirenut from that height will dent metal. We never dropped anything on a vehicle but it was close a couple of times with smaller items like wire strips, wirenuts and capacitors.

The bucket truck operator is the one mainly at fault. You NEVER set up with a bucket over a roadway that's being used without blocking protection, NEVER! The bucket truck should have been parked in the road, not off to the side with the bucket extended low over the roadway. They also could have used at least one of the two trucks parked in the grass to block the roadway and protect the bucket man. Useless placement of the orange cones, horrible set up....just plain bad training. At least she was wearing his harness and the tether worked correctly. The semi truck driver should have seen the guy in the bucket but he didn't. Probably watching his driver's side mirror if I had to guess. Regardless, that was 90% the bucket truck crews fault. I worked a bucket truck for about 5 years. You just never set up and operate like that, NEVER.

I wonder if the Mystery Machine was involved in the getaway. That would make Freddie an accomplice and Daphine complicit because I never saw anyone by Freddie driving the van and Freddie never went anywhere without Daphine. That leaves Shaggy and Velma.....hmm?

And you can still (somewhat) easily remove the sight if necessary.