First Missle During Gulf War!

[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 02-08-2003).]

I am trying to figure how that guy breathes through the gravel. It's a very clever sight gag.

Joe,

Is this how to inspect Underground wiring?


Bill

Geez, how embarrassin'. See, I was trying to see if this ug installation wuz watertight, and I didn't know anyone was around with a camera.......

It's not the fall, it's the sudden stop!

"No Habib... that's not what I meant by saying 'use your head'!!"



[This message has been edited by sparky66wv (edited 08-31-2001).]

I think Habib is Arabic. Rajiv is Hindi.

This guy was an electrical inspector who called a violation on the Sultan!

LOL! LMBO! ROTFL! Oh boy, Dspark... The things that must go through your mind...

Wow!... Hee hee I'm in tears here!!!

I can't believe you'd actually have the gumption to correct me on a joke!

Man, you beat all I've ever seen...

Keep me on my toes, man... I love ya!

...And I thought only Americans had too much time on their hands.

Kinda looks like an early step on Saddam's road to developing an ICBM

old hindu saying: "man who's feet "smell" and nose "runs", must be upside down"

WOW !!
How ironic, the last post on this subject is 09-02-01, how things changed in a week or so.

WOC

gramps

very appropriate!!!

a straw to the surface for breathing

praying to the devil?

You can breathe through the gravel. There are enough gaps between the individual rocks to allow air flow. Sand would be another story though.

Maybe be he was checking the depth of the ground rods?

Harold, its got to be the warning ribbon. On second thought could this be a sparky who installed keyless lampholders in a closet?

[This message has been edited by ga.sparky56 (edited 02-09-2003).]

No Osama,that caves not deep enough!!

WOW!
You're the best at these Funny pictures,Joe.
Thanks, Mate.
I always enjoy a good laugh.

he pointing out the direction of the conduit run.

Here's another picture taken in Boston.

They would't let me look inside!

it's a gopher detector on point!