Daily Chuckle

[skeets]

When I head to the great Kubota store in the sky, and they clean out the garage,,,, They are going to find a life time supply of 10mm sockets

 

[lynnmor]

Wrap the outer part of your 12, 10, and 8mm sockets with this. Form it into a non-rolling square shape, or mold a tab on it. Let dry 24hrs. It is like a silicone flexible epoxy.

They won't roll away, or fall as deep into cracks.

https://www.amazon.com/Tesa-Sugru-Super-Glue-Improvement/dp/B089WJ9V6B

Thank me later...

These two sets would cost less:

 

[Sidekick]

 

[Daren Todd]

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That is blasphemy Same with those folks ordering steaks over medium rare and soaking it with A1 sauce....

Absolute heathens

 

[Magicman]

 

[Magicman]

 

[BBFarmer]

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As homeschoolers for over 12 years now, I can agree with this totally LOL!

 

[BBFarmer]

Over the years I see a lot of jokes about 10mm sockets. Never really got them. Well today I was changing out a tensioner pulley and it required a 10mm socket. Took it out of the tray, while the tray rested on the top of the radiator. Socket promptly fell down between the radiator and engine never to be seen again.

LMAO! That's what happens my brother!

This is why, if you do it on a regular basis you keep about 16 different versions in socket form.....



Or at least 13 in wrench form LOL

 

[dirtydeed]

 

[bmblank]

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Maybe it's just in contrast of the bright red of the ketchup, but the coloring of that steak seems off. Perhaps it's a pork chop or something. Or, even worse, some turkey analog of a steak or something. Regardless, lets just take solace knowing that a *good* steak wasn't harmed in the making of this picture.

 

[dirtydeed]

 

[chim]

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That's not a steak.................................

 

[Daylight]

 

[Daren Todd]

Maybe it's just in contrast of the bright red of the ketchup, but the coloring of that steak seems off. Perhaps it's a pork chop or something. Or, even worse, some turkey analog of a steak or something. Regardless, lets just take solace knowing that a *good* steak wasn't harmed in the making of this picture.

Or........ plant based imitations

 

[aaluck]

I saw this the other day and found it very interesting.......

The story of the actor who played "Boss Hogg" is that of Sorrell Booke, a highly intelligent and accomplished man, fluent in multiple languages, who served as a counter-intelligence officer during the Korean War and had a background in classical theater before becoming a breakout star as the corrupt but beloved Boss Hogg in The Dukes of Hazzard.Booke's true story is one of a complex, humble intellectual and war hero, a sharp contrast to his iconic, buffoonish on-screen character.

 

[armylifer]

I saw this the other day and found it very interesting.......

The story of the actor who played "Boss Hogg" is that of Sorrell Booke, a highly intelligent and accomplished man, fluent in multiple languages, who served as a counter-intelligence officer during the Korean War and had a background in classical theater before becoming a breakout star as the corrupt but beloved Boss Hogg in The Dukes of Hazzard.Booke's true story is one of a complex, humble intellectual and war hero, a sharp contrast to his iconic, buffoonish on-screen character.

This isn't Sorrell Brooke, it is Jackie Gleason.