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The Story Of My 7/1/05

CBFryman
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What Was The Best chit I Saw? 5 members have voted

  1. 1. What Was The Best chit I Saw?

    • Alternator The Size Of MY Head
      3
    • 2000ca Deep Cycle Battery
      0
    • Big Cylenders Of Hydrolic Fluid and 700a MIG welders
      0
    • Big Bull Dozer With Slicks Pusing chit Around (literally)
      0
    • Best Place To Kill Someone (reminds me of PS1 BMX game)
      0
    • Silver Dodge Viper
      0
    • Red Dodge Viper
      0
    • Red SRT-10
      0
    • Red Viper And Red SRT-10 togather
      1
    • Bunch Of Cars Without Tags
      1

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OK IN ORDER

This morning first on our agenda was to go to onyx waste management/Animal Bedding/Rock Seller place and find a pair of telephone wires that traveled from one end of this humongo warehouse to the other.

So we are looking for a punch down terminal board when i find this alternator the size of my head :blink: . it was probably for some of the heavy machienery they where using ot move dumpsters for hte welders, move the giant heap of fermenting garbage excetera. but i mean this thing was HUGE.

Not far from it was a HUGE battery. Id only seen batteries this size on the johndeers we used to run the pumps to get us dry after the flood in '04

looked around for a rating 2000ca... :blink: wow... :rockwoot:

Next where these 4 huge cylenders of different lubricants. these drums where big enough to fir 7 of me in. one was hydralic fluid, the next was diesel engine oil, the next was gear lubricant and hte next was automatic transmission fluid...i just though thoes where cool too. oh they also had these 700a MIG welders...

There was a HUGE bull dozer, well notreally a bulldozer, it was like a bulldozer only it was the kind with wheels. from top to bottom easily as tall as a 747. i mean the roof almost didnt fit it in and this warehouse was the size of TIMCO's airplane hangers. and it was taking the stuff thegarbage trucks dumped out and pushing it into a BIG pile and then off of the big pile into semis... weird. but it had slicks instead of the big treaded tires...i geuss it was ment to operate on cement and not dirt.

Well the best place to kill someone is this warehouse. I mean it had one section that was nothing but portapoties, forests of them. and all of the older ones (the ones that where the color of the houses in the 70's) where covered in a THICK layre of dust and cobbwebs. which means they where never even looked at. i know i may have a demented mind but i mean you coul run someone over with the big bulldozer, then stuff their body in a really old portapoty and the smell of rotting flesh would never make notice to itseld BECAUSE THE WHOLE PLACE SMELT LIKE GARBAGE....

oh and this place reminded me of Matt Hoofamns BMX with the Tony Hawk Level. Portapoties, random holes, dark lighting, the drip of the leacking roof...this would be an awsome place for a big skatepark also.

On ourway out i saw the sexiest. '04, silver, black/chrome rims... Viper SRT...so sexy...i wanted to screw its sexy tailpipe.

Then, agian, i saw a Red '05 (geussing) viper...sexy, but not as sexy as the silver one IMO.

then a Red SRT-10...not sexy but powerful as hell...

and they where togather.

then i saw 23cars with out tags going down the interstate...and they where all togather...i was like WTF? :hay:

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    ok...pics...

    :finger:

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/1.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/2.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/3.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/4.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/5.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/6.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/7.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/8.bmp

    http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/CBFryman2/00gts6.jpg

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    Ive seen most of that stuff before

    My step dad worked on heavy machinery, there was a bucket in the shop that you could fit a full size truck in.

    It was mostly coaling stuff so it was MASSIVE.

    I voted for the alt because i havent seen anything like that before.

    I see cars without tags all the time in cali ;)

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    bah, you suck

    and cars without tags is nothing new

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    yes, but 23 at a time... all togather...it was like a :give us a ticket: demonstration

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