onetrack Posted yesterday at 01:22 AM Posted yesterday at 01:22 AM ...... and which ends up completely rooted. However, there were questions from OT that CT needed to answer. "Why do you need 3 x D7 rippers?". "Have you got a D7?" What's the serial number and and model?" "Is it turboed or naturally aspirated?" "Air-con cabin or open ROPS?" CT was a bit flustered by the barrage of questions. To him, a D7 was a D7 and ever since he got the D7 to sort out the DG rabbits once and for all, he didn't think about things like the questions OT posed. In fact, he'd bought the D7 without realising it didn't even have a ripper - a vital component when it comes to ripping up rabbit warrens - and CT went to sleep at night dreaming about ripping up rabbit warrens, and listening to the squeals of dying rabbits. So now, he had a conundrum. He found out he needed ripper tynes, but then he realised he didn't have a ripper, to which he needed to fit them. But after talking again with OT, who knew a bloke who knew a supplier, who knew the whereabouts of a D7 ripper, CT was on track again to sort out those pesky rabbits, and it was only going to be a matter of time, money and organisation, before he could......
CT9000 Posted yesterday at 01:30 AM Posted yesterday at 01:30 AM 5 minutes ago, onetrack said: ...... and which ends up completely rooted. However, there were questions from OT that CT needed to answer. "Why do you need 3 x D7 rippers?". "Have you got a D7?" What's the serial number and and model?" "Is it turboed or naturally aspirated?" "Air-con cabin or open ROPS?" CT was a bit flustered by the barrage of questions. To him, a D7 was a D7 and ever since he got the D7 to sort out the DG rabbits once and for all, he didn't think about things like the questions OT posed. In fact, he'd bought the D7 without realising it didn't even have a ripper - a vital component when it comes to ripping up rabbit warrens - and CT went to sleep at night dreaming about ripping up rabbit warrens, and listening to the squeals of dying rabbits. So now, he had a conundrum. He found out he needed ripper tynes, but then he realised he didn't have a ripper, to which he needed to fit them. But after talking again with OT, who knew a bloke who knew a supplier, who knew the whereabouts of a D7 ripper, CT was on track again to sort out those pesky rabbits, and it was only going to be a matter of time, money and organisation, before he could...... ......stop using explosives and just drink beer whilst driving the dozer ripping burrows ..... 1
Captain Posted yesterday at 02:41 AM Posted yesterday at 02:41 AM (edited) 1 hour ago, CT9000 said: ......stop using explosives and just drink beer whilst driving the dozer ripping burrows ..... ..... but then the truth came out, because in the height of passion, CT had whispered to his girlfriend #3 (CT is a bit of a goer, as well as a complete CT) that his real aim was to use the D7 and the WA sourced rippers to secretly enlarge the Arrivals & Departure holes at DG International. "I thought that he was referring to mine" she said to the DG office of the ABC, before CT ..... Edited yesterday at 02:43 AM by Captain 1
turboplanner Posted yesterday at 06:09 AM Posted yesterday at 06:09 AM .....managed to get her into the Mustang and give her some chewing gum. It was about 1 pm the next day that CT noticed the black smoke from the D7 had died away and the ripper was siting up higher (A trained D7 Operator like Turbo would have picked that up during the morning) This was a sure sign that the tynes had word out. CT raised the ripper and started scratching the dirt off with a shovel; the tines has completely worn out in 5 hours of operation. Since OT had given him 5 years warranty on the tynes Ct started unbolting them ready to take photos. His eye fell on the brand; in place of CAT, it read "888 Gold and Treasure Co, Xuen." CT picked up the shotgun, got into the Mustang, and five km out of DG was pulled over by the Highway Patrol. "Good afternoon" said the Officer "Do you have any reason for exceeding the speed limit by 55 km/hr?" CT started to cry and told him what OT had done to the CAT. "On your way then Sir" the Officer said "and give him an extra charge from me" and they talked Ford for the next half hour. When CT finally arrived in Onesville, WA he held the ripper tyne up and attempted to ram it down OT's throat, but it snapped in half and they both started to laugh......... 2
onetrack Posted yesterday at 12:32 PM Posted yesterday at 12:32 PM (edited) .....as OT pointed out the ripper tyne was made of PLASTIC! "Those XXXX'ing Chinese are at it again!!", he exclaimed. "I've had enough of this Chinese trickery!" - and he reached for his phone and dialled up a number in his phone contacts. "Herro!" said a Chinese voice, and OT replied, "Hello, Xi, you tricky old bxxxxxd!! What are you up to now, besides ripping off Westerners with your cheap imitation manufactured products!! I mean to say, it's bad enough packaging your ripper tynes as genuine Cat parts, and even painting them the exact correct colour, and even using the same part numbers! - but to make them out of PLASTIC, is just straining our friendship waay too much!!" "Lissen, OT, you old bxxxxxd!! (Note to NES readers - OT and Xi were mates from way back, ever since they did a big mining JV, based in Hong Kong, and extracting rare earth minerals out of Mongolia), you better stop spouting lubbish on that Leck Flying forum, telling everyone about our chleap and nasty Chinese products! This is not good for our countries relationships, you might cause a diplomatic rift! - and maybe you could even spend some time inside one of our fine le-education camps, until you see the Chinese point of view!!" OT swallowed hard. XI wasn't to be trifled with, OT remembered what happened to the people who opposed the mining operations, they were all rounded up at the protest, by some tough-looking Chinese all dressed in black, and the protestors weren't seen again. "It's O.K.", said OT, trying to smooth things over. "We just have a few little problems here with some of your products, and you just have to make sure you jail a few more of your corrupt managers!" "Ahh-Ha!", said XI, "Jail!! - Yes, I like the sound of that word, especially when it comes to dealing with recalcitrants who don't follow Chinese point of view!! By the way, speaking of recalcitrants, how's that Turbo XXXX doing? The last time I heard from him, he was trying to crack into Chinese cat farming, but I soon cut the............ Edited yesterday at 12:33 PM by onetrack
Captain Posted yesterday at 03:48 PM Posted yesterday at 03:48 PM (edited) 3 hours ago, onetrack said: "Ahh-Ha!", said XI, "Jail!! - Yes, I like the sound of that word, especially when it comes to dealing with recalcitrants who don't follow Chinese point of view!! By the way, speaking of recalcitrants, how's that Turbo XXXX doing? The last time I heard from him, he was trying to crack into Chinese cat farming, but I soon cut the....... ..... heads off a couple of thousand cats and fed them to the Uyghurs that make the Apple phones. I thought that Turbo would get the message after 4 or 5 cats were terminated, but it took 2000 to get through to him. Anyway, me and Turdboy are now best mates and are cooperating for the glorious friendship of our 2 great nations, well ....... ours anyway". Just at that moment OT's call waiting went off. "Sorry Xi, gotta go, as Stokesy is on the line. See ya" He pushed a button and said "G'day Kezza, how are they hanging?" "G'day Onesie" said Kerry "What's this I hear about you importing CAT gear from China and undermining my exclusive CAT pricing structure?" OT backpedaled like an Italian tank driver and in no time flat had negotiated to sell all his plastic CAT spares to Kerry for half Stokesy's normal selling price, so OT made a motza and Kezza had a bit of a warranty, wear and durability issue for a while. Then Kerry changed the subject "Hey Onesie, you know how I funded Ben Roberts-Smith VC's defense? Well, I like supporting Aussie heroes and I hear that your mates, Turdy and Crappy, have been dumped in it by an ABC's 3 Corners Report that they were a bit over enthusiastic while up the Khyber, plus CT has also overused rule 222 to tear into the DG bunny population and had pushed a few dozen of them ..... with their paws bound ..... into one of the 5 sacred rivers in order to teach 'em a lesson, in what has become known as the great "Bunny-Lemming Scandal", so let those Skippy Heroes know that I ........ The above is a work of fiction and no despots, dictators, millionaires, billionaires or animals were harmed in the making of this post. Edited yesterday at 04:00 PM by Captain 1
turboplanner Posted yesterday at 04:02 PM Posted yesterday at 04:02 PM 'm always there to help, especially if there's some airtime fiull of ads in it. It had all started when Turbo had seen an add for a cheap Morgan knock-off and figured they could carry four cannisters of napalm if they supercharged the Rotax to suit the high altitudes. So they went to Dave Marles with the plans and a glowing endorsement from OTRecreational, Chung Ling. Dave could see no further than how good these would be operating from the new subs due in 40 years time, so he ordered a couple of hundred. They arrived a couple of days later in cardboard cartons and as Dave undid the shrink wrap on the first pack an instruction sheet fell out. It was printed in 1 pt font, in 63 languages, but not English. That didn't stop Dave; he was from Geelong, but ........ 1
Captain Posted yesterday at 04:15 PM Posted yesterday at 04:15 PM (edited) 15 minutes ago, turboplanner said: ..... They arrived a couple of days later in cardboard cartons and as Dave undid the shrink wrap on the first pack an instruction sheet fell out. It was printed in 1 pt font, in 63 languages, but not English. That didn't stop Dave; he was from Geelong, but ........ ..... a Morgan is a Morgan and all you need to build them into a saleable product is a team of carpenters and a warranty policy that puts all liability onto the customer. Dave had been a chippy in his early days so he ...... Edited yesterday at 04:16 PM by Captain 1
Captain Posted yesterday at 05:08 PM Posted yesterday at 05:08 PM 53 minutes ago, Captain said: ..... a Morgan is a Morgan and all you need to build them into a saleable product is a team of carpenters and a warranty policy that puts all liability onto the customer. Dave had been a chippy in his early days so he ...... Turdy's Morgan Crappy's Morgan 1
turboplanner Posted yesterday at 07:29 PM Posted yesterday at 07:29 PM 3 hours ago, Captain said: ..... a Morgan is a Morgan and all you need to build them into a saleable product is a team of carpenters and a warranty policy that puts all liability onto the customer. Dave had been a chippy in his early days so he ...... ..took out his No 2 sledge hammer and 20 minutes later he had belted the left side of the aircraft into an aerodynamic shape. The right side had already been given similar treatment by Australia Post. Next he pulled the rather unusual engine out of its box, hosed the chicken dung off it and it slid on to the mounts smoothly. He knew that a least the four mounting holes had been drilled this time and in the correct position. Next came the prop, and in 27 languages the attached description said it was CE compliant, and care should be taken when using it indoors. It only had one blade though.............. 1
Captain Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago (edited) .... so he had to spin it twice as fast to obtain the same thrust, but he thought that the harmonics might be an issue, until his girlfriend gave it her approval and she came ..... Edited 19 hours ago by Captain 1
turboplanner Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago ....up with the idea of riveting one end of a bra string to the prop tip and the other just to the side of the spinner. She looked a little out of balance at first but the plane flew well and was often seen..... 1
Captain Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 18 hours ago, turboplanner said: ....up with the idea of riveting one end of a bra string to the prop tip and the other just to the side of the spinner. She looked a little out of balance at first but the plane flew well and was often seen..... ..... in perfect harmonic harmony, with her left one rotating anti clockwise and her right one in glorious counter balance, with .....
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