Daily Chuckle

[D2Cat]

When my daughter took horse riding lessons, they always walked the horse on the left side (the person's right side). They also mounted on the left side of the horse. So if that holds true, then the horse and person would be coming towards us.

The reason folks mounted of the left side was from old habits. Soldiers has a sword on their left side and could not raise that leg to mount the horse. Therefore the right leg was swung over the horses back to get on. The horse doesn't really care. It's all in the repetitive process of making them feel safe so they don't flee.

 

[lynnmor]

I think there was a lot of Photoshop work, did you ever see a horse with all 4 legs the same?

 

[Magicman]

One clue is the lady's feet.

 

[Magicman]

 

[Bmyers]

 

[sheepfarmer]

But then again if you zoom in on her bent arm it appears there may be some rolled up lead in her hand. So maybe she’s left handed. Lol

I think the horse is facing the camera and the girl is facing away.

 

[Magicman]

 

[ayak]

Well at least there’s no burning ring of fire anymore.

 

[Magicman]

 

[Magicman]

I joined an exercise group and was told to wear loose fitting clothing. Heck, if had any loose fitting clothing i wouldnt have joined an exercise group.

 

[dirtydeed]

View attachment 80427
Well at least there’s no burning ring of fire anymore.

Saw that on the news just yesterday. It's going to cost 5K to fix it. Still pretty funny though.

 

[Magicman]

5K ?? Yup easy to believe but I would thread/tap the hole and screw a bolt/gasket washer in. Folks have been fixing fuel tanks like that for years.

 

[Magicman]

A lady walked into the local coffee shop and sat down in a booth behind one occupied by 3 men. She could not help but to hear their conversation, and as they continued, she realized that they were trying to spell a word.

First guy; I think it's spelled "whoom"

Second guy; No, no, I think there's some "R's" on the end; like "whoombrrrr"

Third guy, nope you're close but I think still wrong. I think it's spelled "wuuuuuum"

The lady could not help becoming amused as she realized what they were trying to spell. She got up to leave, turned to face them and said with a superior air; Gentlemen, I think you'll find that it's spelled "womb"! And she turned on her heel and strode our of the coffee shop with a smug smile on her face, triumphant that she got the best of 3 men. They watched in silence as she left.

First guy; Do you think she knew what she was talking about?

Second guy; Hah! I doubt it!

Third guy; I agree. I'll bet she's never even heard an elephant fart.

 

[Magicman]

Go to full screen.

 

[mikester]

5K ?? Yup easy to believe but I would thread/tap the hole and screw a bolt/gasket washer in. Folks have been fixing fuel tanks like that for years.

You forgot that government types require the fixing done from the inside out wearing sterilized wet suits and all stainless steel tools and 15 people watching while wearing hazmat suits. $5K seems a little light, where are the consultants fees and environmental assessments? Maybe they broke out the costs for retrieving the lead bullet from the water supply...

 

[dirtydeed]

You forgot that government types require the fixing done from the inside out wearing sterilized wet suits and all stainless steel tools and 15 people watching while wearing hazmat suits. $5K seems a little light, where are the consultants fees and environmental assessments? Maybe they broke out the costs for retrieving the lead bullet from the water supply...

. They'll probably empty the tank and treat the water for lead contamination as well. Anyway, 5K is what the news reported, not me.

 

[Biker1mike]

You forgot that government types require the fixing done from the inside out wearing sterilized wet suits and all stainless steel tools and 15 people watching while wearing hazmat suits. $5K seems a little light, where are the consultants fees and environmental assessments? Maybe they broke out the costs for retrieving the lead bullet from the water supply...

So funny, but.
True story. Engineer refurbished industrial high tower (water tank). Under pressure from management the tower was put back in service several weeks before it was scheduled to be on-line.
Shortly there after a lab found something in the drinking water water. Serious investigation to find the root cause. Turns out the epoxy lining of the high tower had not fully cured and some nasty stuff leached out. The remediation cost was HUGH !
Sometimes it is better to do it right than to do it fast.

 

[DustyRusty]

So funny, but.
True story. Engineer refurbished industrial high tower (water tank). Under pressure from management the tower was put back in service several weeks before it was scheduled to be on-line.
Shortly there after a lab found something in the drinking water water. Serious investigation to find the root cause. Turns out the epoxy lining of the high tower had not fully cured and some nasty stuff leached out. The remediation cost was HUGH !
Sometimes it is better to do it right than to do it fast.

That is what my girlfriend says all the time.

 

[Old_Paint]

Go to full screen.

Been to a lot of the places in that video. AWESOME vacation with the Missus. Beautiful country and could easily go back for another. I think one of the most memorable things I've ever done in my life was standing on the wall that the Romans built (Hadrian's Wall) to keep the Celts in the north at Hexham and Roman Town in England, where the original border was with Scotland. The current border was on the less impressive, yet still visible Antonine Wall which wasn't stone, but instead was earthen berms and wooden pallisade.

Kinda disappointed that he didn't get the Kelpies sculpture at Stirling/Falkirk in the video, or perhaps Neptune's ladder at Ft. William. Probably wouldn't let him hop back and forth across the Caledonian Canal on his bike too much. Other than Edinburgh castle, he's conspicuously away from castles. A lot of the stone structures were old British garrisons and WWII concrete emplacements.

Scotland is a BEAUTIFUL country. Like I said, I'd go back in a blink. Same to be said for Ireland.

 

[Bmyers]