Saturday, August 14, 2021

“Clean SalvageTitle”

 That’ll buff right out!  The driver self extricated after hitting the box truck that was parked in the breakdown lane  










Aug. 10—LONDONDERRY — The driver of a pickup truck badly damaged in a highway crash Monday afternoon escaped with only minor injuries, according to New Hampshire State Police.

The names of those involved and a cause of the crash were not announced as of Tuesday afternoon.

State police troopers and local firefighters were called to the scene on Interstate 93 north in Londonderry at 3:25 p.m. Monday.

Investigators say a 2018 Ram 1500 hit a disabled 2003 Chevy box van in the breakdown lane.

The driver of the Ram was brought to Elliot Hospital with minor injuries, according to state police

Friday, August 13, 2021

Friday Femme Fatale Farrago....

 

 

Get ready.....

 

Mornin' ! TFIF...

  


 Make it two please....




Here we are on Friday the 13th. It's a beautiful sunny day outside although hot and humid with a heat index into the 100 degree mark. I took today off to use up some PTO. 

Everyday there is tension. On the surface having to deal with the day to day BS of manufacturing and maintaining a commitment to quality and on-time delivery to our customers. Under the surface, the tension of the personnel.  Both vaxxed and unvaxxed have to wear masks now unless you can "maintain" six feet. The vaxxed are pissed so they complain that the unvaxxed are under six feet sometimes without masks. This is a constant baby-sitting cycle.

 Next up is the posturing for trying to climb the ladder and throwing others under the bus. 

There is no trust, minimal team work and most just watch for the clock to hit end shift. 

You have to watch every word that you utter to make sure it's not misconstrued or can be used against you with HR.

 A large percentage are not fans of the current CoC in office. This alone adds to the day to day subconscious thoughts of WTF am I going to wake up to today? 

 


I believe a lot of the underlying tension has to do with the current climate of world events.

That being said, there are some good guys ( can't use that noun) , employees, that make things happen but they are not the norm.

Most 10 hour days feel like a lifetime.


Enjoy the day.

 

Saturday, August 7, 2021

Moonshot

 Tuesday the 27th of July, the moon was waning from full and it was unusually large and bright. We were headed home by boat from a nearby restaurant/marina and took the this picture. This was about nine p.m.    



 

Friday, August 6, 2021

Friday Femme Fatale Farrago......Fuck Fauci*

 *and the myriad cast of narcissists, jawhorenalists, psychopathic,sociopathic, marxist, communist,

democrat,liberal, progressive,open border, America hating fuckers too.

 Phew....  



Let's move on!!

 


 

 

Meth, It's a helluva drug

 











Athens firefighters rescued a woman tonight who was swimming inside a 70-foot high water tank filled with 350,000 gallons of water.
The woman broke into a fence barrier and climbed the ladder to the top of the tank on Elm Street. A retired Athens Police Officer, Doug Duren, who lives nearby, saw her and contacted authorities.
Police, firefighters and Water Dept. personnel responded. Firefighters Hunter Campbell and Coty Collins climbed the tank and found her swimming inside and convinced her to come to them. They secured her with a harness, got her over the edge and walked down the ladder with her.
Police Chief Floyd Johnson said officers are carrying her for a mental evaluation.
"We appreciate the neighbors and Mr. Duren who contacted authorities because we could have had a very different outcome," Johnson said.
Water/Wastewater Department Manager Jimmy Junkin said personnel will drain the tank tonight and remove any debris and sanitize the tank.
Junkin said a contractor re-painted the tank this week, and it appears the hatch was not secured. The hatch did close on her after she went inside the tank.
Junkin said Athens has clean water in other tanks, and he does not expect any disruption in service.

H/T to Heath from Cooper Branch