Today's Job

[Jerry Winchester]

I'm sure this won't compete with "This Week With Corona Kelly", but it is going to cost someone some LewBucks.

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[Joe Cannarozzi]

Jerry, have you been playing with matches again? Now I understand why you want no propain on board:D

[rmboies]

Jerry, is that the drilling tower in the second picture? Amazing photo and I hope you didn't singe your eyebrows!!

Debi and Bob-00

[Jerry Winchester]

No, it's the wellhead. Or the front of a Liberty coach, I can't really tell....:eek:

[rmboies]

No, it's the wellhead. Or the front of a Liberty coach, I can't really tell....:eek:

Oh, bad Jerry, bad bad Jerry! Are you reading this Jon??:rolleyes:

Debi and Bob-00

[lewpopp]

Where's Red Adair when you need him. Anyone know of anybody else who can handle this?

[Jerry Winchester]

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/photo/2004-08/13750049.jpg

Legendary oil field firefighter Paul "Red" Adair, the fearless Texan who put out massive oil well fires worldwide, died of natural causes on Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004, at a Houston hospital. He was 89. The stocky, homespun Adair got his start in the oil fields of southern Texas during the Great Depression and went on to extinguish nearly 3,000 oil well fires. Among them were 119 fires in Kuwaiti oil fields at the end of the 1991 Gulf War, the infamous "Devil's Cigarette Lighter" in Algeria in 1962 whose 240-meter-high flames were seen from space by astronaut John Glenn, the 1979 blowout of a Mexican well in the Bay of Campeche and the North Sea platform disaster that killed 167 men in 1988. His daring earned him the nickname "Hellfighter" and inspired the 1968 movie based on Adair's life, The Hellfighters, in which John Wayne starred.

[rfoster]

JDUB: That looks kinda like the rear of my Liberty since I added the LEDs.
Blingy ain't it

[Jerry Winchester]

I figure Jon has some fire feature included in his Bling-o-Rama for Santa Fe.

You know how those Libertys like to burn.......

http://jdub.smugmug.com/photos/70599256-M.jpg

[Jerry Winchester]

The morons were trying to steal the wellhead by removing the bolts. The good news is they didn't have to look far to find them (dead in the cellar) but it doesn't look like those physics classes are paying off.:rolleyes:

This is the second time in four years. Go figure.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

All the cheap shots at Liberty are coming from the underprivledged.

If they owned a fine coach like a Liberty they would understand. Do I need to say more?

[Jerry Winchester]

The issue truely is with Spontanious Liberty Combustion.

My coach is too simple to just catch on fire by itself. Is this what happens when you shut down a couple of the cooling fans on the Anal Vortex?

[Just Plain Jeff]

YES

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/09/24/fire_wideweb__430x313.jpg

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Judging by what the previous two posters are forced to drive, I'm not surprised by the continued baseless attacks.

[Just Plain Jeff]

Our old bus was a crummy Liberty and so we sought the finer things in life.

Kind of like moving up from a Cessna to a Javelin.

But then, a guy would have to know the difference between the two.

Or not.

[truk4u]

Hey, wait a minute Just Plain Jeff, you tried to SELL me that Liberty!:eek:

Watch your 6 with this guy boys.....:D

[Just Plain Jeff]

Tom: It was a good bus.

Jon apparently had just gotten up from a nap and had some grandiose dreams and we were trying to bring him back down to earth. He covets my granite floor and can't find a way to say it.

And that doesn't include the Series 60 upgrade kit. Since you already have the belt tensioner that he doesn't have, you're a target too.

Ah, the price of envy.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

If I ain't got it, I don't want it.:D