Tell us something we don't know....

[Moonpie]

.22 Hornet?

Silly person.

.218 Bee and .219 Donaldson Wasp are the answers you seek young padawhan.

 

[easy rider]

I kind of doubt that bee and wasp stings will hurt less knowing that.

 

[vmax]

From a Google search:
“The difference between a wasp and a bee sting is a bee's venom is acidic, with a pH in the range 5.0 to 5.5. Whilst Wasp venom, despite claims that it is alkaline, is actually almost neutral, with a pH of around 6.8 to 6.9.”

I note one UK website says wasp venom is alkaline (but they don’t quote a pH number). To truly be alkaline, the pH number would have to be above 7 (the neutral pH point).

Well, then you take your google search and I’ll take mine. Lol

 

[BRD@66]

On a '56 Chevy, there's a hidden VIN tag on top of the frame rail, driver's side, about where the front seat would set (requires an inspection mirror to see the tag).

 

[vmax]

Lightening strikes produce (03) Ozone which strengthens th Ozone layer in the atmosphere

 

[vmax]

A welder is the machine used to join two metal parts together using various processes. The weldor is the person operating it.

Sorry Easyrider...had to do it....lol

 

[BRD@66]

A welder is the machine used to join two metal parts together using various processes. The weldor is the person operating it.

Sorry Easyrider...had to do it....lol

I 'm pretty sure that he's Easyridor.

 

[easy rider]

A welder is the machine used to join two metal parts together using various processes. The weldor is the person operating it.

Sorry Easyrider...had to do it....lol

I believe I made that distinction in another thread, and that's what started my spreadsheet.

BTW BRD@66 is already on it.

 

[vmax]

I believe I made that distinction in another thread, and that's what started my spreadsheet.

And it was the gift that just keeps on giving to us..thank you!

 

[easy rider]

And it was the gift that just keeps on giving to us..thank you!

Sure, make me go over my spreadsheet again.

 

[Ole Cowboy]

A welder is the machine used to join two metal parts together using various processes. The weldor is the person operating it.

Sorry Easyrider...had to do it....lol

So who is the weldee?

 

[easy rider]

So who is the weldee?

Believe me, you don't want to be the weldee.

 

[Dawico]

All the cave boys in Thailand have been rescued.

The coach made it out too.

I believe one diver perished in the operation though.

 

[vmax]

So who is the weldee?

That sounds like your problem pal

 

[Ole Cowboy]

Believe me, you don't want to be the weldee.

I'll take your lead on it then...LOL

 

[vmax]

I'll take your lead on it then...LOL

A well grounded reply..

 

[ZX9RCAM]

The coach made it out too.

I believe one diver perished in the operation though.

That was before they even started getting people out.

 

[easy rider]

I'll take your lead on it then...LOL

Here's an example of what a weldee is:
Working for the Navy, in most cases a firewatch is assigned to one or more weldors to make sure no fires start. Many times other weldors are used as firewatches and playing jokes on each other are common. One elderly weldor was firewatching for about four of us weldors while we were welding a containment for a reactor on a deactivated ship. This elderly firewatch found himself a chair and situated himself to where he could see all four of us. Now firewatching gets quite boring, in fact I would much rather weld than firewatch, so it was no surprise that our firewatch fell asleep in his chair. The deck that we were working on is made of metal, so one of us, while the firewatch slept bent some flatbar in the shape of U's. The four of us welded those flatbars tightly over the firewatche's boots to the deck. Then one of us yelled "FIRE" waking the firewatch. He ended up pulling his feet out of the boots and grabbed a grinder to get his boots free, all the while having to endure the taunting and laughter of the four of us. That would be a weldee.

 

[Dawico]

That was before they even started getting people out.

Was it? I thought the first four were out already but really haven't researched it. I knew it wasn't anytime during the last 9 coming out though and didn't mean to imply that by any means.

 

[diesel1959]

If you have three quarters, four dimes, and four pennies, you have $1.19. You also have the largest amount of money in coins without being able to make change for a dollar

Not true. You could possess a US double eagle $20 coin or any number of the several dollar coins in circulation and easily have more than $1.19 and NOT be able to make change for a dollar.