Hauling Lumber

[JJoohhnn]

If the only excuse for not starting that boatbuilding project is : "As soon as I get my hands on a truck I'll get my lumber" ,check out this web site I came across in the rec.boat.building news group .....problem solved. :D

http://www.geocities.com/copper6500/homedepot.html

Have fun...Regards John

[ 03-25-2002, 10:02 AM: Message edited by: JJoohhnn ]

[B. Darrah Thomas]

:eek: Holy Smokes Man!!!

That is surely the best humor of the day.
Thank you.

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[Art Read]

And here Ed was worried about that "puny" keel timber of his!

[Bruce Hooke]

Wow! Reminds me of a time I saw a car drive by pulling a small camping trailer which in turn had a hitch rigged up to it to which was attached a trailer with a decent size outboard motorboat. Unfortunately I didn't have a chance to document this 'triple' rig but it was quite a sight.

This was in South Africa, where it may well have been legal since the basic attitude there is if you do something dumb and get hurt it's your own fault for being dumb. This attitude was quite refreshing in some ways (you could calming walk all around the commercial port areas in Cape Town and watch the activity without anyone batting an eyelash) but I also saw the down side when a friend suffered permenant injuries in a bus accident that was clearly a result of very sloppy maintenance on the part of the bus company and she was not able to get any compensation from the bus company.

[Ladyhawke]

I own a small construction company. I have had this photo posted on the bulletin board for about a year but I never really believed that it was "true." I assumed that it was staged using a junker car or something. Now that I know it's true, I think these people should be hunted down and put away before they reproduce! :eek:

[Andreas Jordahl Rhude]

This picture has been floating around the net for at least two years, maybe three.

[Wild Wassa]

It must have been the cement :D