[tctx]

no need for comment...

http://forums.capmel.com/post?id=3417367&trail=15

what was this guy thinkin' ?

 

[Byron R]

tctx:::: Saw the same thing ..But it was a brand new chevy van,,, About a 1000 screws ran out the top....:banghead3 ....:trink40:

 

[*gmac*]

:ROF
I appreciate the laugh, thanks.

 

[attorney_barnabas_collins]

I'm mostly amazed that he didn't notice when he was putting the boat in the water.

I don't want that guy on the same road as me, much less the same lake with those powers of observation.

Surely a CEO.

 

[steddy]

Come on now, I think we can ALL admit to running a too-long screw through something at some point in time. Granted not that many times, though. I ran a 1/2" screw through the back of a fiberglass truck topper, once. Now, I don't feel so bad.

 

[Ken in NJ]

tctx:::: Saw the same thing ..But it was a brand new chevy van,,, About a 1000 screws ran out the top....:banghead3 ....:trink40:

Sounds like something you would do Byron !!! :ROF :ROF :hide:

 

[Byron R]

Come on now, I think we can ALL admit to running a too-long screw through something at some point in time. Granted not that many times, though. I ran a 1/2" screw through the back of a fiberglass truck topper, once. Now, I don't feel so bad.

Ya..I popped the laminet on a $500 countertop once back in the 70s....:trink40:

 

[Byron R]

Sounds like something you would do Byron !!! :ROF :ROF :hide:

Actually it was the BOSS:trink40:

 

[macdaddy]

I have repaired several boats that the owners did thier own work and ran screws through the hull. Happens all the time.

I have never seen one that bad though.

 

[Ingersoll444]

That is SOOOOO awsome!!!!!!!!!!!! you would think after the first few, he would have gotten the hint!!