Ok so I live in a new neighborhood with new home construction going on
near by, next door. A few weeks ago there was unfortunately accident a
couple of streets over and a roofer fell off of a house while "working
in the rain"!!!
Today it is raining again and the workers are busy at it. This guy is
just begging for the worst to happen. In the rain, on the roof,
standing on "ONE" foot!!!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/7097409253/in/photostream/lightbox/
On Apr 20, 5:42=A0pm, Leon <lcb11211@swbelldotnet> wrote:
> Ok so I live in a new neighborhood with new home construction going on
> near by, next door. =A0A few weeks ago there was unfortunately accident a
> couple of streets over and a roofer fell off of a house while "working
> in the rain"!!!
>
> Today it is raining again and the workers are busy at it. =A0This guy is
> just begging for the worst to happen. =A0In the rain, on the roof,
> standing on "ONE" foot!!!
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/7097409253/in/photostream/light...
Yeah, but if the foot fails him he has a pretty good backup subsystem.
RonB
On 4/20/2012 5:58 PM, Swingman wrote:
> On 4/20/2012 5:42 PM, Leon wrote:
>> Ok so I live in a new neighborhood with new home construction going on
>> near by, next door. A few weeks ago there was unfortunately accident a
>> couple of streets over and a roofer fell off of a house while "working
>> in the rain"!!!
>>
>> Today it is raining again and the workers are busy at it. This guy is
>> just begging for the worst to happen. In the rain, on the roof, standing
>> on "ONE" foot!!!
>>
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/7097409253/in/photostream/lightbox/
>
>
> That black bellied whistlin' duck done put me in mind of a whistling
> joke, I guarantee:
>
>
> Upon graduation from A&M, the young wildlife biology major landed his
> dream job as a game warden in Louisiana. A few weeks after receiving his
> first assignment, he got a tip that ol' Boudreaux was doing some illegal
> fishing so staked out the bayou. Sure enough, just about dusk, ol'
> Boudreaux come drivin up the road from the bayou in his pickup.
>
> Game warden flags Boudreaux down and notices three ice chests in the
> back of the truck.
>
> GW: Boudreaux, what you got in the ice chests?
>
> BDX: Fish
>
> GW: Let me see your fishing license.
>
> BDX: Don't need none.
>
> GW: Why don't you need a fishing license?
>
> BDX: Them's my pet fish, warden. Every day, I put them in these here ice
> chests and takes 'em down to the bayou, dumps 'em in da water an' lets
> 'em swim aroun' an' play a while. When I gets ready to leave, I jus'
> whistle an' they jumps back in the ice chests an' I takes 'em on home.
>
> GW: Show me!
>
> So, the GW follows Boudreaux back down to the bayou and watches as he
> dumps out all three chests in the water. After they stand there 20-30
> minutes, GW says, "Well?". Boudreaux sez "Well what?" GW says, "Well,
> whistle and lets see the fish jump back in the chests!"
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Boudreaux sez............................What fish?
>
Funny Dat!
On 4/23/2012 10:21 AM, Swingman wrote:
> Boudreaux was a 72 year old widower and an avid fisherman. One day while
> fishing in his pirogue along the bayou near his home he heard the sound
> of someone's voice. He thought he may have been dreaming because there
> was no one around.
>
> As he listened carefully he heard it again.
>
> "Pick me up", the voice said.
>
> Boudreaux looked around and saw that it was a frog sitting on a lily pad
> about a foot away from his boat.
>
> The old Cajun man asked the frog, 'Are you talking to me?'.
>
> The frog said, "Yes, I'm talking to you. Pick me up and kiss me then I
> will turn into the most beautiful woman you have ever seen in your life
> and I will make sure all your friends are envious and jealous because I
> will become your bride".
>
> The old fisherman looked at the frog for a short time. He then reached
> over and gently picked-up the frog and carefully put the creature in his
> front shirt pocket.
>
> The frog said to Boudreaux, "Hey! Are you crazy? Didn't you just hear
> what I told you? I said to kiss me and I will turn into your beautiful
> bride."
>
> The old man opened his pocket and looked at the frog and said, 'Nah. At
> my age I would rather have a talking frog.'
>
> <Know the feeling?>
>
I'll forward this to Linda. LOL... NOT!
On 4/20/2012 5:42 PM, Leon wrote:
> Ok so I live in a new neighborhood with new home construction going on
> near by, next door. A few weeks ago there was unfortunately accident a
> couple of streets over and a roofer fell off of a house while "working
> in the rain"!!!
>
> Today it is raining again and the workers are busy at it. This guy is
> just begging for the worst to happen. In the rain, on the roof, standing
> on "ONE" foot!!!
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/7097409253/in/photostream/lightbox/
That black bellied whistlin' duck done put me in mind of a whistling
joke, I guarantee:
Upon graduation from A&M, the young wildlife biology major landed his
dream job as a game warden in Louisiana. A few weeks after receiving his
first assignment, he got a tip that ol' Boudreaux was doing some illegal
fishing so staked out the bayou. Sure enough, just about dusk, ol'
Boudreaux come drivin up the road from the bayou in his pickup.
Game warden flags Boudreaux down and notices three ice chests in the
back of the truck.
GW: Boudreaux, what you got in the ice chests?
BDX: Fish
GW: Let me see your fishing license.
BDX: Don't need none.
GW: Why don't you need a fishing license?
BDX: Them's my pet fish, warden. Every day, I put them in these here ice
chests and takes 'em down to the bayou, dumps 'em in da water an' lets
'em swim aroun' an' play a while. When I gets ready to leave, I jus'
whistle an' they jumps back in the ice chests an' I takes 'em on home.
GW: Show me!
So, the GW follows Boudreaux back down to the bayou and watches as he
dumps out all three chests in the water. After they stand there 20-30
minutes, GW says, "Well?". Boudreaux sez "Well what?" GW says, "Well,
whistle and lets see the fish jump back in the chests!"
Boudreaux sez............................What fish?
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Test case before you put your toe in the water?
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Don't believe you. I'm guessing that at your age you have just enough
sh*t disturber in you to actually send it to her just to see what
happens.
I want to know what kind of look she gets on her face and if she
laughs or not.
Boudreaux was a 72 year old widower and an avid fisherman. One day while
fishing in his pirogue along the bayou near his home he heard the sound
of someone's voice. He thought he may have been dreaming because there
was no one around.
As he listened carefully he heard it again.
"Pick me up", the voice said.
Boudreaux looked around and saw that it was a frog sitting on a lily pad
about a foot away from his boat.
The old Cajun man asked the frog, 'Are you talking to me?'.
The frog said, "Yes, I'm talking to you. Pick me up and kiss me then I
will turn into the most beautiful woman you have ever seen in your life
and I will make sure all your friends are envious and jealous because I
will become your bride".
The old fisherman looked at the frog for a short time. He then reached
over and gently picked-up the frog and carefully put the creature in his
front shirt pocket.
The frog said to Boudreaux, "Hey! Are you crazy? Didn't you just hear
what I told you? I said to kiss me and I will turn into your beautiful
bride."
The old man opened his pocket and looked at the frog and said, 'Nah. At
my age I would rather have a talking frog.'
<Know the feeling?>
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Last update: 4/15/2010
KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious)
http://gplus.to/eWoodShop
>[Swingman] That black bellied whistlin' duck done put me in mind of a whistling
>joke, I guarantee:
>
>Upon graduation from A&M, the young wildlife biology major landed his
>dream job as a game warden in Louisiana. A few weeks after receiving his
>first assignment, he got a tip that ol' Boudreaux was doing some illegal
>fishing so staked out the bayou. Sure enough, just about dusk, ol'
>Boudreaux come drivin up the road from the bayou in his pickup.
>
>Game warden flags Boudreaux down and notices three ice chests in the
>back of the truck.
>
>GW: Boudreaux, what you got in the ice chests?
>
>BDX: Fish
>
>GW: Let me see your fishing license.
>
>BDX: Don't need none.
>
>GW: Why don't you need a fishing license?
>
>BDX: Them's my pet fish, warden. Every day, I put them in these here ice
>chests and takes 'em down to the bayou, dumps 'em in da water an' lets
>'em swim aroun' an' play a while. When I gets ready to leave, I jus'
>whistle an' they jumps back in the ice chests an' I takes 'em on home.
>
>GW: Show me!
>
>So, the GW follows Boudreaux back down to the bayou and watches as he
>dumps out all three chests in the water. After they stand there 20-30
>minutes, GW says, "Well?". Boudreaux sez "Well what?" GW says, "Well,
>whistle and lets see the fish jump back in the chests!"
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Boudreaux sez............................What fish?
Nice to see an A&M education is still top notch. ;)
On Mon, 23 Apr 2012 11:23:59 -0500, Leon <lcb11211@swbelldotnet>
>> The old man opened his pocket and looked at the frog and said, 'Nah. At
>> my age I would rather have a talking frog.'
>I'll forward this to Linda. LOL... NOT!
Don't believe you. I'm guessing that at your age you have just enough
sh*t disturber in you to actually send it to her just to see what
happens.
I want to know what kind of look she gets on her face and if she
laughs or not.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 18:21:45 -0500, Leon <lcb11211@swbelldotnet>
>On 4/20/2012 5:58 PM, Swingman wrote:
>>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/7097409253/in/photostream/lightbox/
>> Boudreaux sez............................What fish?
NOW I get it. Besides the first thing in the morning middle of the
road meet to swap tools, you two practice new jokes on each other. :)