1982vett":trthqht2 said::lol: Reminds me of a time we were working on a mental health hospital. A guy was installing door hardware on a "padded" isolation room. He got the locking hardware on the door, shut the door to test it and it wouldn't open. His helper was inside the room. :lol:
Even I know that answer to that----AC it doesn't matter, it is ALWAYS going to be your fault. :nod:Angus Cowman":2zsaqls1 said:I will tell ya good one on the wife
she had a chevy pickup and any one who has owned a late 90s model knows the problem they have with the interior door handles breaking.
I had been after her for a few months to get the passenger side door handle replaced well she kept putting it off well one day the drivers side handle breaks so she makes an appointment to get it fixed but it will be a few days so she has to roll the window down to get out.
well she gets in the truck to go to work one morning and she has forgotten her keys and she has shut the door and the windows are up and they are electric luckily she has her cell phone and has to call the neighbor who lives 3 miles away to come and let her out we all had a good laugh out of this one
the one thing I can't figure out is why was it MY FAULT!!!!!!!!!!!
I know I know kinda like today when I am 35 miles away running the dozer and she calls and tells me that she has a flat on the tedder and a flat on the sprayer I asked what do want me to do about it I said either change them or leave them sit till I get home (she is a Blond) so she changes the tedder flat and I get to change the sprayer flat tomorrow! Women are jsut helpless without us and we get no respect1982vett":3jgheb7z said:Even I know that answer to that----AC it doesn't matter, it is ALWAYS going to be your fault. :nod: