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02-25-2005 #1
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Originally Posted by 69boo307
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!
My dad used to do that with his old stick welder when I was little (I'm 33 years old now). He wouldn't make a point to tell mom that he was welding many times and when she'd turn on the oven to make supper and he'd weld another bead it would pop the main breaker and shut off the entire house, LOL! Good times... thanks for bringing that memory back!
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02-26-2005 #2
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Originally Posted by bnoon
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA! My dad used to do that with his old stick welder when I was little (I'm 33 years old now). He wouldn't make a point to tell mom that he was welding many times and when she'd turn on the oven to make supper and he'd weld another bead it would pop the main breaker and shut off the entire house, LOL! Good times... thanks for bringing that memory back!
Same thing here. Good times indeed.GMC Syclone (currently wrecked thanks to the typical rubber headed VA driver not paying attention to his red stop light...oh and he didnt have insurance either)
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