highland145
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Cheeky bastard told me that his Mum said that he couldn't get my beers.How is this a first world problem?
I gave him corn and beans and ate the ribs.
Cheeky bastard told me that his Mum said that he couldn't get my beers.How is this a first world problem?
The key is to focus on your work and don't wonder if there are any apples laying around on the bridge and don't keep rethinking the last measurement, "did I really get all the info down that I was supposed to?" Don't let the concern that you might have missed something on that last shot distract you from the current shot and really, really try not to worry too much about the apples.Haven't fallen. Yet...
Haven't fallen. Yet...
This is over a highway, in a reasonably good part of town. It'll get another coat of green paint once the deck's on. They use the rusted steel over creeks and train tracks and stuff.Painted plate-girders? I thought the pre-rusted plate-girders were all the rage these days.
I think it is one of the ads.ATOT is throwing some certificate error about dmp.springserve.com.
Waking up early on a Friday morning, going to Anand forums Off Topic and seeing the wonderful security results of the current incarnations of Anand forums being worthless against bots AGAIN. Poor Anandtech, Maud Dib will not be happy with you.
Didn't fall, but instead of going over the section without cable, I got it from the other side like a girl :^(
Been up going on 24 hours now. Gonna have a MRE, then go home and go to sleep
Surveyor, and my particular specialty is heavy construction. I was grading bridge beams to compute deflection when it's loaded. The final data tells them what height to weld the deck pans on so the deck is at the correct elevation after the concrete's poured.wtf do you actually do
Surveyor, and my particular specialty is heavy construction. I was grading bridge beams to compute deflection when it's loaded. The final data tells them what height to weld the deck pans on so the deck is at the correct elevation after the concrete's poured.
When you come to S.C., I'd like to buy you dinner. Our bridges are the shits...Surveyor, and my particular specialty is heavy construction. I was grading bridge beams to compute deflection when it's loaded. The final data tells them what height to weld the deck pans on so the deck is at the correct elevation after the concrete's poured.