The Cell Phone Picture Thread.... NWS

[!kid]

Spotted this at the local Porsche dealer. Apparently its called the 959. :D

One of the wolds first super cars! Then came along the f40....

[Dozyproductions]

Exactly, I'd be interested in the other beers from Stone.

Man you would love coming to SD then eh? Stone Brewery is a great place to go visit!

[Wh33lhop]

Spotted this at the local Porsche dealer. Apparently its called the 959. :D

I caught two 959s convoying down 101 a few years ago and freaked out





You can't see the one in front, but it was a dark titanium gray and was piloted by Paul Allen. The most famous person who's ever uttered two syllables to me.

[Devil Inc]

Here's a few pictures of the BIG rig that hauled the crown to a 1200 ton punch press, we builtat work. 19 axles, just over 360,000 lbs total weight. The 2nd largest rig we've had haul something for us.





Front of a truck that came into my work one night.



SPAM!!....Singles???



Here's one of all the rain/snow melt from last month. That's the corner of my patio. It was closer than that on the other side of my place.

[davey101]

Beer trading is an expensive hobby :(

[devon.818]

Beer trading is an expensive hobby :(

luckyyyyyyy

[structured]

I just spent over a week up on the North Shore. I had such a hard time leaving. The only consolation is that we are already planning to go back next year.

Those hiking pictures are awesome. I kept asking people if we could hike on those ridges but everyone kept saying "nobody does that, it's too dangerous". lol.

[mrsleeve]

Devil: You would be amazed by the size of the hole that is filled with concreat to make the footings and mounting base for a press that big. We dug one out years ago that was 40x80x 31 feet deep. I think it was a 2000 ton press though, I dont remember.

[Jand3rson]

I did my best to block how they fell and put them back without touching them so hopefully the mother takes care of them.

That's actually a huge myth. The mother will of course continue to care for them, just because someone or something touches them doesn't negate that bond between them, they are her chicks.

http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/babybird.asp

[Devil Inc]

Yeah, I've heard stories from our field service guys. We've got an quote to build a 1600 ton for a company. I've not seen one fully assembled, it'd be pointless for use to assemble and run it in and have to take it apart to ship it out. We generally don't assemble anything larger than 400 tons.

[325_e30]

That's actually a huge myth. The mother will of course continue to care for them, just because someone or something touches them doesn't negate that bond between them, they are her chicks.

http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/babybird.asp

I didnt know this. It probably wouldve been alot easier putting em back with this knowledge. I used a makeshift paper shovel.


i know the hamsters will eat the young if they're touched. ive seen it happen

[akorcovelos]

we use trucks like that to ship our 250 ton ring gears, pretty impressive to see someone driving something like that.

[155///MPH]

Evo6 Rep? Looked great if so.

[pizzaman]

This was at a 76 station in San Fran. Pretty awesome:

[Rennsport]

Not sure I'd ever rock this licenseplate



Fabricating a compound turbo set-up for my buddy's cummins.


The top turbo is a hx35, the bottom turbo is gigantic.