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Offline blasterdad

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #45 on: Wednesday,May 20, 2015, 07:45:29 PM »
On a bright sunny day in 1985, Mr. & Mrs. Mouse had seemingly found the perfect place to live, it was well insulated with a fenced in yard, protecting them from those nasty barn cats, & a properly grounded roof, which offered protection from those pesky lightning strikes. (pic 1 & 2)
Things rolled along nicely for a while, with Mrs. Mouse expecting & work going well at the grain bin.
Unfortunately, Mr. Mouse returned home late one night, (after having a few too many at the local gentleman's club) & passed out with a lit cigarette. (pic 3).
The resulting fire was bad enough for the landlord to cancel their lease, forcing them to move to the other side of town, next to the abandoned petroleum storage facility.
This house offered the same amenities & was larger, perfect for their growing family.
Things rolled along nicely again, until Mr. Mouse, having not learned his lesson, let history repeat itself & caused an even larger fire. (pic 4).
As you can imagine, Mrs. Mouse was furious! After much "discussion", (& pan throwing), Mr. Mouse agreed to go to rehab & join a support group.
While away at rehab, Mrs. Mouse collected the insurance money & purchased the perfect new home, it was made of steel & asbestos, so there was no way Mr. Mouse could set it on fire, & it was nice & cool during the summer. So off to the clutch they went.
As winter set in, Mrs. Mouse complained that their new home was too cold, & demanded that Mr. Mouse, as punishment for his folly, spend ALL his free time insulating their new home.  >:(
After many generations of cancer & birth defects, lawsuits were filed for asbestos exposure, which eventually led to the home being condemned & the Mouse family moving to parts unknown...






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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #46 on: Wednesday,May 20, 2015, 08:27:39 PM »
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I'm glad Mr. & Mrs. Mouse finally moved on! You really don't want their extra weight!  ;D

The firewall insulation and firewall itself is a common update. Here's your chance to do something really cool!

What was the chicken wire for?

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #47 on: Wednesday,May 20, 2015, 09:20:34 PM »
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Brilliant story.....    you can always tell when a place has been loved and cared for over the generations.   

Chicken wire ? an ultra lightweight attempt at radio suppression ?  or the mice moved out because the chickens moved in ?   ;)

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #48 on: Wednesday,May 20, 2015, 11:36:37 PM »
Are you taking the Mickey, or are they now living in a Minny?

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #49 on: Thursday,May 21, 2015, 03:09:04 AM »
Chicken wire ? an ultra lightweight attempt at radio suppression ?  or the mice moved out because the chickens moved in ?   ;)
Brian
What was the chicken wire for?

Yes, chicken wire, (also referred to as "fenced in yard" in the story).
I can only speculate it was a po's attempt at keeping the insulation from falling off...
It will look much better once it's powder coated.  ::)
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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #50 on: Thursday,May 21, 2015, 07:19:42 AM »
You mean you're not going to chrome plate it?!!!

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #51 on: Thursday,May 21, 2015, 09:39:52 AM »
You mean you're not going to chrome plate it?!!!

Oh come on BDA, with daddy mouse drinking & smoking all the time,  how on earth can mummy mouse afford chrome plating ?

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #52 on: Thursday,May 21, 2015, 09:46:26 AM »
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I can hear Mr. Mouse sing now:

"Oh demon alcohol,
Sad memories I cannot recall,
Who thought I would say,
Damn it all and blow it all,
Oh demon alcohol,
Memories I cannot recall,
Who thought I would fall a slave to demon alcohol.
Sad memories I cannot recall,
Who thought I would fall a slave to demon alcohol."

[Thank you Ray Davies]

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Re: Father / son project
« Reply #53 on: Tuesday,May 26, 2015, 03:52:13 PM »
You can use the chicken wire to protect the headlights! Tres chic!
Mark
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