darn! and i wasted money on hubby's present already....

 

I worked on a lot of exploratory wells but primarily worked as a roustabout, medic, weather-radio man, loader op and early on was a Bull-cook, cleaned toilets and cooked.
I do know this much, when you do twist off, half the time they would run off the whole crew even if you never touched the drawworks brake.
I know a lot more about toilets than I do drilling wells.
wyododge is the real oilfield worker. I just did it as a temp job (for 3 years) after the Army.

 

Yeah, this time of the year the dog house is not real comfortable.

You guys trying to kill me!!! I dont know why that cracked me up so much

Dont remember anybody ever saying much good about us.

At least we all appreciate the effort you put into it

Where does all the dirt come from?? We werent even living here for a couple of months.

Wow, Im going to start playing that choir music over and over starting on Sunday afternoon. If that doesnt get our company to leave nothing will.

 

The Badger song will make 'em leave quicker. Plus, it's a catchy tune! You remember that one don't you Bark?

 

Wow pretty bad.......BUT, Bless their Hearts for giving it a go

 

Sigh---yes I do. Wish I had never mentioned how badly songs get stuck in my head.

Yeah. Our choir director says my singing is great but says my real talent is playing the little triangle.

Working on the exhaust vent for the generator shed so it will work on the new gen. Wish I had some acetylene.

 

They let you use the triangle? Were they not aware of what you are capable of? Now you want acetylene.

FiverVocalBobby is in that vid...3rd row.

 

Hey!! They acetylene is for the---uh,,,. Crud, now I cant remember what I needed it for: But I gotta have it!!

Evening Scotty. You back to normal yet? Or do you remember what normal was like.

Now the wife is washing the sheets for the downstairs beds even though nobody has slept in them since the last time she washed them. She says they get old.
I have to help make them when she is done.
Gotta love the holidays---

 

Normal? LOL
Just put clean sheets on the beds here too.
I see the doc on Jan 4th about the mri. Hopefully patched up soon after. Its been too long.

Rack time

I am outta here.

 

Gnight. Hope the New Year treats you right.

 

X2

I've signed a few of those "Tall Tickets" (not as a result of my own doings I may add) The fishin' hands generally provide a good BBQ for the crew.

Jeff you forgot to tell furball what they use for bait when they go fishin'..

 

Gulp--They used to use us Worms for anything bad. My hair is still the color of oil based mud. I hope things have changed.

 

How about the llama song? Is that one as bad? <Here's a llama, there's a llama, car a llama, hairy llama, llama, llama, duck!>

He fails to mention his choir director is just like Beethoven; musically gifted and deaf as a haddock!

You'd just blow something up.




FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23rd:

783 - George Washington returned home to Mount Vernon, after the disbanding of his army following the Revolutionary War.

1788 - Maryland voted to cede a 100-square-mile area for the seat of the national government. About two-thirds of the area became the District of Columbia.

1823 - The poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement C. Moore (" 'Twas the night before Christmas...") was published.

1888 - Following a quarrel with Paul Gauguin, Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh cut off part of his own earlobe.

1913 - The Federal Reserve Bill was signed into law by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson. The act established 12 Federal Reserve Banks.

1919 - The first ship designed to be used as an ambulance for the transport patients was launched. The hospital ship was named USS Relief and had 515 beds.

1941 - During World War II, American forces on Wake Island surrendered to the Japanese.

1942 - Bob Hope agreed to entertain U.S. airmen in Alaska. It was the first of the traditional Christmas shows.

1948 - Former Japanese premier Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese war leaders were executed in Tokyo. They had been found guilty of crimes against humanity.

1957 - Dan Blocker made his acting debut on television in the "Restless Gun."

1968 - Eighty-two crewmembers of the U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo were released by North Korea, 11 months after they had been captured.

1987 - Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, serving a life sentence for the attempted assassination of U.S. President Ford in 1975, escaped from the Alderson Federal Prison for Women in West Virginia. She was recaptured two days later.

1997 - Terry Nichols was convicted by a Denver jury on charges of conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter in the 1995 federal building bombing in Oklahoma City. The bomb killed 168 people.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
If you were somebody else, would you want to be friends with you?

Coffee's ready. Ph00 is in the k cups. New dehydrated donuts are in the small plastic containers NEXT to the k cups, just add water and don't mix 'em up.

 

Hahaha

Maybe........

Good, I'll burn it in the fireplace. Heidi, remember the rule, eat a cookie, save a T'rad.

Take it back. I know you have a marker and an old milk jug around there somewhere.

Maybe you need to change the sheets out there as well. As far as you being cracked up, maybe it's the pickles.

You need acetylene and you buy pickles. I certainly don't know why she gets mad at you.

Morning all. Eric, you better wave this time or I'm stopping by the house.

 

Thanks for the K-cup Chickenwa.

Nothing to report or say this morning.. Still drinking my Full Throttle.