Speaking of Forklifts: When I was in high school, I had a summer job where I had to go out into various warehouses to get electric forklifts and bring them in to a central charging location to be recharged.-As I would be driving one across the outside area where they used gas powered forklifts, their drivers would sometimes razz me about how slow I was. Sometimes literally running circles around me.-I would get my revenge however. Any time one of the gas powered ones would break down they would send one of us to pick him up and carry him to the repair shop. Ha Ha!-(The electric forklifts could lift much greater weights due to their massive batteries which act as a counter-balance).
Gweedo – It’s legal here !!! – Murray said, about 16 hours agoIt’s in the song “Dirty Love”, from my first Mothers album. -I have the Rainbow Light multivitamins as backup. -It would !-Pretty sure I saw the bar one too. Some whole episodes, put up during the winter doldrums would be nice. -I don’t take drugs anymore either. -Thank you.__________________________________________________I see! So it’s a Frank Zappa song then? Yes, I do research!-Some idiot would think that ‘iron’ is the thing you use to get the creases out of clothing. LOL. -Unfortunately, There are no full episodes of Only Fools & Horses on Youtube. As soon as somebody uploads them, I’m going to drop everything and catch up on them straight away. -Glad to hear that. At least you didn’t overdo it.-You’re welcome!-Kitty wants to say Hi.
My forklift experience dates back about 70 years when the only source of high amperage DC current was from AC motor driven generators. That’s why we had to bring the forklifts to a central location for charging. We also had flatbed electric trucks to charge. All these electric vehicles had solid rubber tires, no springs, for use indoors. They made for a very bumpy ride when you had to take them outside, especially when crossing railroad tracks. Fortunately they had a max speed of about 5 mph.
A funny one today with much better art than usual. The construction worker looks almost three dimensional! Andy’s position on the forklift makes the last panel quite amusing. (Which, yes, WE know is the point of a comic strip, but the team doing “Andy” hasn’t seemed to have figured it out so very often……..)
My forklift experience took place in your back yard at the Naval Supply Depot in San Diego, at the foot of Broadway. I lived there for a while as a teenager. My father worked for the Navy Civil Service. This was during WW2.
Templo S.U.D. over 10 years ago
Okay, how about the crane instead?
Simon_Jester over 10 years ago
Put him up on a rooftop and leave him there. Fun for all ages when he wakes up.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 10 years ago
Move forward a few feet and dump him in the Canal.
chizzel over 10 years ago
That the soul of a woman was created below.
jmcx4 over 10 years ago
Just FYI, a Bic lighter makes a good bottle opener.In case you should drop in on the ale cellar.
Fan o’ Lio. over 10 years ago
Speaking of Forklifts: When I was in high school, I had a summer job where I had to go out into various warehouses to get electric forklifts and bring them in to a central charging location to be recharged.-As I would be driving one across the outside area where they used gas powered forklifts, their drivers would sometimes razz me about how slow I was. Sometimes literally running circles around me.-I would get my revenge however. Any time one of the gas powered ones would break down they would send one of us to pick him up and carry him to the repair shop. Ha Ha!-(The electric forklifts could lift much greater weights due to their massive batteries which act as a counter-balance).
Number Three over 10 years ago
Cool!
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Number Three over 10 years ago
Gweedo – It’s legal here !!! – Murray said, about 16 hours agoIt’s in the song “Dirty Love”, from my first Mothers album. -I have the Rainbow Light multivitamins as backup. -It would !-Pretty sure I saw the bar one too. Some whole episodes, put up during the winter doldrums would be nice. -I don’t take drugs anymore either. -Thank you.__________________________________________________I see! So it’s a Frank Zappa song then? Yes, I do research!-Some idiot would think that ‘iron’ is the thing you use to get the creases out of clothing. LOL. -Unfortunately, There are no full episodes of Only Fools & Horses on Youtube. As soon as somebody uploads them, I’m going to drop everything and catch up on them straight away. -Glad to hear that. At least you didn’t overdo it.-You’re welcome!-Kitty wants to say Hi.
Fan o’ Lio. over 10 years ago
My forklift experience dates back about 70 years when the only source of high amperage DC current was from AC motor driven generators. That’s why we had to bring the forklifts to a central location for charging. We also had flatbed electric trucks to charge. All these electric vehicles had solid rubber tires, no springs, for use indoors. They made for a very bumpy ride when you had to take them outside, especially when crossing railroad tracks. Fortunately they had a max speed of about 5 mph.
Godfreydaniel over 10 years ago
A funny one today with much better art than usual. The construction worker looks almost three dimensional! Andy’s position on the forklift makes the last panel quite amusing. (Which, yes, WE know is the point of a comic strip, but the team doing “Andy” hasn’t seemed to have figured it out so very often……..)
Fan o’ Lio. over 10 years ago
My forklift experience took place in your back yard at the Naval Supply Depot in San Diego, at the foot of Broadway. I lived there for a while as a teenager. My father worked for the Navy Civil Service. This was during WW2.
ORMouseworks over 10 years ago
Be glad its not a roller, Andy! ;)
ORMouseworks over 10 years ago
Purple string beans??? ;)