@forum-titan. Last time somebody handed me a shovel I hit a dude in the head with it on a job site and it knocked him off his feet and believe it or not that chithead got back up and punched ole southern here it the nose and broke my nose but I was able to get back up and take that sucker down. It’s a long story why that brawl happened but trust me brother it was a bloody brawl for the both of us. I only worked there that one day and they didn’t even pay me lol
Well, he probably deserved what was coming to him. Glad you stood your ground.
@been-there-ii. Dude was the foreman on the job and he ragged me all morning and after lunch here he come again handed me a shovel and told me to get down in the hole and dig we were digging for gas lines so the dude on the backhoe didn’t hit the lines it’s just the way he talked to me and others and I told him to eff off and he put his finger on my nose and flicked my nose then all hell broke loose we both were pretty bloody when the brawl was over it was a knock out drag out fight. I’ll admit I was a punk azz punk but he started it. Man that was in 1988 and I figured out real quick I didn’t want to work with a shovel lol. There was a lot went on it’s just to much to type lol
@southern-psu-fan lol Yeah, I woulda probably hit him too. Though I may not have used the shovel.
@been-there-ii. I was around 200lbs in pretty good shape and this dude was a huge redneck 6’4 260 I needed that shovel BT lol
man it’s a beautiful day and I should be at the AMS race track 🤬
lol We Jarheads call that "a weapon of opportunity". Basically whatever you can get your hands on at the time.
Yep, beautiful day yesterday. Sold my past their prime, barnyard black walnut trees to and Amish logger/sawyer. He brought 2 of his sons and a team of horses. I helped knock down 2 of them 'cause they were afraid of the way they were leaning. One wanted to go toward the power lines, the other was hanging over my barn. Both came down w/o incident or damage, they were impressed.
Today it's supposed to be even nicer & I'll be back to pruning my little orchard.
