They still swell, and they'll ache pretty bad when I push it. (like standing there porting a head for 4 straight hours)How are your knees handling the standing?
Oh Dave,....But you’ll have to be nice to people Mike
It’ll be Fun
I saw this and started chuckling mischievously. But I wouldn't dare.
"1 star - Refused to give advice on how to put an Aussie head on my M4 coupe. I know he knows how, too."It’ll be Fun
OUCH. Hey Mike, it is times like this when you learn who your friends are!But you’ll have to be nice to people Mike
That's me with a wrench in my bay. They'll come looking when the music quits blasting from my soundbar because my phone has died.I will die in the paint booth with a paint gun in my hand and it will take at least 72 hours before someone checks on me.
And this, coming from somebody who used to be somebody else?Carmichael Angelo? Seriously? I leave for a few months and Madmike1157 is gone? As if I need more tradgedy in my life...
Imma change my name too. Apparently all the cool kids are doing it, and I ain't even owned that '74 Mustang for ten years!Coming from somebody who used to be somebody else?.......Seriously?
Thanks for that Joe,..that is well said, (as it is with everything you write here) and the point is solid.@CarMichael Angelo
I am 72 years old and have 38+ years of fixing computers from chip level electronic troubleshooting to large networks that span multiple locations. I have spent much of those 38 years dealing with people who are in panic mode because something quit working at a crucial time. If I lose my cool or get frustrated, it isn't evident by a change in composure or manner when I am dealing with people. I have learned to listen and mentally separate the wheat from the chaff. I don’t mind teaching others how to diagnose and fix problems. I could have easily traded on that knowledge and background and made a transition to a management position. It would have paid more than the $64K+ that I make now. I have all the qualifications for a management slot and I could have succeeded at it. BUT… I like what I do: there are always new things to learn and work on. I have met some very nice people during my travels and trials and I enjoy the opportunity to listen and talk with them. I don’t dread getting up in the morning and going to work.
As a manager I would have to sit through endless hours of meetings and the frustration of dealing with petty, squabbling of bureaucracy. I am a decisive type of person with a 5 step approach. Catch the vision, communicate the plan, create the team, commission and provision the participants and consider the results. Bureaucracy doesn’t work like that; you are stuck with what you are given to work with; good and bad alike. Very soon my level of frustration would exceed my level of patience and I would say or do something that isn’t Politically Correct. I can deal well with people who are ignorant but not with people who are just plain stupid and refuse to learn.
Mike, the point in my ramblings is that You have to decide what you like to do and the style or manner you would do it. Whatever you undertake to accomplish in life needs to line up with the person that you are if you are going to be a success and not dread the next workday.
Joe R…
At those dimensions you are already at 20 gals at least.So this actually gets back to car related stuff. So I've got an OLD compressor. Sits on wheels and the tank is probably 18-22 in diameter and 30-36 wide. So, I am thinking it's 5-8 gallons. I've been wanting a bigger one. If 20 gallons is really insufficient for just some die grinding, what's a decent size that you can probably get a HF that will do some grinding, maybe some painting? What does everyone else have?
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