apparently head gear and fat glovesIt's sure gonna be interesting - I'd wager that Mad Mike takes Jake Paul out in the first round - and Mike Tyson is a borderline Old Fart at 57 years old - so we should all support him
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The Original O'l Farts Club.
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Here's one that warms my heart. You guys know I love doggies, but I am not responsible enough to own one.
In this case, a pretty girl howls like a wolf... and attracts wild wolfies to come to her to give her kissies!!
The wolves look like big fluffy love-babies. That can eat her, but don't.
37 seconds of amazing action -- I hadda watch it more than once:
In this case, a pretty girl howls like a wolf... and attracts wild wolfies to come to her to give her kissies!!
The wolves look like big fluffy love-babies. That can eat her, but don't.
37 seconds of amazing action -- I hadda watch it more than once:
My Father was plumbing Htg and electric.
He was also a service oil burner man who did cleanings in PJ.
We used to get big bag of asbestos to seal up the chimneys.
We used nothing to protect ourselves in those days.
Drifting13
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Positive thoughts and prayers for you, my Brother!
@giggy -- If this ole bastage's wishes carry any weight, you will come out of this a winner.
One of our duplexes was built in 1924 and when I replaced the octopus ducted furnaces, they stripped out a bunch of asbestos that they had to dispose of. They used it lavishly in houses built around the turn of the previous century.
Dad was Maintenance Superintendent for an oil refinery, where they used it extensively coating their boilers, fireboxes, and hot ducting, et al. He died at age 55 in an automobile accident, but his lungs were in poor condition from fumes and smoking, etc.
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a lot of houses were covered with asbestos siding
the first house i bought back in 1973 was totally covered with asbestos shingles and probably had lead paint and it did have a lot of lead pipes….
its a wonder more baby boomers haven’t dropped dead
Good luck with your procedure brother Giggy! We are all rooting for you, as well as sending our prayers and healing thoughts!
Yeah, one of my grandmothers lived in a house covered with asbestos shingles. With asbestos shingled roofs, it cut down on fire insurance rates.
I did a fair number of brake jobs over my life that used asbestos pads and we routinely blew off all the brake dust using an air hose without breathing protection.
oh yes you do...
Speaking of asbestos at my dealership we had to demolish a building which had asbestos in it...holly crap. They had to isolate and remove the asbestos before it could be torn down! Hazmat team's were in there for two weeks before we could demolish it.
Then the ceiling in the parts department had asbestos in it.....what a mess....had to shut it down for another two weeks..... nightmare on Elm street......
Then the ceiling in the parts department had asbestos in it.....what a mess....had to shut it down for another two weeks..... nightmare on Elm street......
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There it is. There will be no losers in this contest
Looks like my house when I wuz a kid. Broken shingles were kewl, becuz they flew like a not-yet-invented frisbee.
And I helped my Daddy who was up on a ladder using a gasoline-pump blowtorch to scrape old leaded paint off our window frames. My job was to pick up the piles of paint.
