And just like that, Im out of reps. Morning folks!

Let me know when you guys get on pd2. I'm up for it

It was a great weekend. Brother loved the pulls on the Z. Took him to visit his favorite Therapsts he hasnt seen in over 6 months. They were happy to see him, but I think he was happier to see them (they were hot!)...lol

I was a ASE Jedi Master Tech years along. When I left the company. They tried to keep my Certs because they paid for the tests. :shakes head:

my schedule is open Friday-Sunday

8 repZ doesn't go far. :shakes head:

Nothing like a little T&A to lift the spirits up. :icon17:

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Yep. He was all smiles. Hadnt seen him like that in forever. They werent happy with his situation - only 2x half hour PT sessions/week right now. They gave me some advice to get him re-admitted to their acute therapy facility where he will get 3 hours per day (PT, OT and Speech Therapy), so Ill need to follow up with that when he changes his Primary Provider. He told me if I could pull it off, he'll be walking and swinging a fishing rod in a week..hehe.

I played the original Demon Souls, but haven't looked at the rest of the series. I enjoy a challenge, but at a certain point, it felt a little too much like I was being a masochist by continuing to play.

Pathfinder Kingmaker is my current favorite RPG since Baldurs Gate II and Dragon Age Origins.

The hell with the taser, just shoot the damn dog.... and the owner.... :shakes head:

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I thought about it, but decided between firearms, reloading, tools and cars, I had enough expensive hobbies... :rofl2:

The Marines had a microwave radio that was capable of tropospheric scatter, it was great fun to watch the seagulls land on the feed horn and fall to the ground fully cooked.... :ugh2:

Heard of a guy who had a chocolate bar in his shirt pocket that melted and gave him 1st degree burns on his chest. The guy was in Army in Alaska working some type of radio. This was passed on to me from my cousin who was up there years ago. :rofl2:

A good HF radio will do that in CW (continuous wave, also known as morse code). I had a shelter that had two radios capable of 1000W, it also served as a MARS radio switch (telephone capability). I figured out the CB freqs and could talk to truck drivers anywhere in the US. The shelter was set up about 1/4 mile from a highway and I fried a dude's CB in CW. He was walking on folks and wouldn't let them on the channel. I warned everyone I was going to transmit in CW and told them to clear the channel for 5 minutes. I keyed up the radio while I was standing in the door of the shelter. I saw a semi scream to a stop on the side of the road and a guy bail out, with smoke rolling out of the cab. :rofl2::rofl2: No more problems on that channel... :owned: