GreyGhost wrote:

Vonkopp wrote: Who knows when the apple update is going to drop?

Von check now for an update. It might be out now bro.

Kindle update just came out. I put in my req for squad tag.

Tick tock

bhfoust wrote:

Whosethisguy wrote: This one of the guys? Fashizzle

That pic should be on our front page...titled "imposter...this could happen to you" lol

Yes! All Misfit imposters will be shot by Popcicle, lololololol!

Whosethisguy wrote:

bhfoust wrote:

Whosethisguy wrote: This one of the guys? Fashizzle

That pic should be on our front page...titled "imposter...this could happen to you" lol

Yes! All Misfit imposters will be shot by Popcicle, lololololol!

Popcicle will shoot you dead...and you don't want to know what happens with the sticks

Thats it BTJ !!! The desert is a very good place to warm up

bhfoust wrote: Thats it BTJ !!! The desert is a very good place to warm up

Now I want a gas station sandwich.

Well, well. I finally found out what you guys were doing in Vegas while attending the "stretchy pants" convention. With this day and age of the internet, honesty really is the best policy. I guess what happens in Vegas does NOT stay in Vegas. Oh the tangled web we weave...

Ok, check this out. I had to fly to Louisville, for work. Had a layover in Atlanta, this guy was going up the escalator right next to me. I almost fell over, if I hadn't seen it myself, I wouldn't believe it. I finally found that damn WALDO.

The wifi at this hotel BITES. I'll post the pic when I get somewhere with good wifi.

WHERE'S WALDO???

Im trying to see him but he's invisable!!!

Aha, WTF, really, who would walk around like this. FREAK

just 6 months and 2 hrs. Ago the misfits became a squad and we almost have 10,000 post already.
It's been a pleasure getting to know each and everyone of you over the last six months and I'm looking forward to another 6 months of killing reds and wearing stretchy pants!! lol forever a misfit!!

Vonkopp wrote:

Aha, WTF, really, who would walk around like this. FREAK

Rofl

tbuilt wrote:

Vonkopp wrote:

Aha, WTF, really, who would walk around like this. FREAK

Rofl

No lite, I was just minding my own business, going up the escalator not really paying attention, I look over and almost fall over laughing.

A day in the life of McFate.

Tough work today.

Designed and installed a solar/battery powered pumping system in a 200 ft well today. The drought has many local wells slowing way down. This one used to be +15 gallons per minute but it is now around 3 gpm. I had to install level sensors so the pump would cycle instead of just constantly bottoming out the well. The main source of power is solar panels but the well cannot put out enough water for the house and garden in just the available daylight hours so it needed batteries (literally a ton) to store the solar power so the pump can run at night too. I also had to install a low voltage disconnect switch to protect the batteries from over discharging and a float switch in the holding tank 200feet higher up a poison oak covered hillside. High 90 degrees Fahrenheit does not help and invites the poison oak oils into the pores.

Meanwhile some military style helicopter was buzzing overhead looking for nearby "medicinal" gardens. My work is not directly involved in any of these but they are everywhere around here. It is always possible that I could get swept up in a raid for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I would eventually be cleared but it could be a huge hassle. I've heard of other local contractors having their vehicles and tools seized and having to go through the courts to get them back.

Gorgeous views. Hawks, eagles and rattlesnakes. Right at the end of the day I pulled my back out loading up my tools. Fortunately the client is a doctor who is also a studied chiropractor. His wife brought me into the house and the doc fixed my back and recommended a J to help me relax this evening.

Ah. The honey-do list will have to wait tonight.

McFate wrote: A day in the life of McFate.

Tough work today.

Designed and installed a solar/battery powered pumping system in a 200 ft well today. The drought has many local wells slowing way down. This one used to be +15 gallons per minute but it is now around 3 gpm. I had to install level sensors so the pump would cycle instead of just constantly bottoming out the well. The main source of power is solar panels but the well cannot put out enough water for the house and garden in just the available daylight hours so it needed batteries (literally a ton) to store the solar power so the pump can run at night too. I also had to install a low voltage disconnect switch to protect the batteries from over discharging and a float switch in the holding tank 200feet higher up a poison oak covered hillside. High 90 degrees Fahrenheit does not help and invites the poison oak oils into the pores.

Meanwhile some military style helicopter was buzzing overhead looking for nearby "medicinal" gardens. My work is not directly involved in any of these but they are everywhere around here. It is always possible that I could get swept up in a raid for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I would eventually be cleared but it could be a huge hassle. I've heard of other local contractors having their vehicles and tools seized and having to go through the courts to get them back.

Gorgeous views. Hawks, eagles and rattlesnakes. Right at the end of the day I pulled my back out loading up my tools. Fortunately the client is a doctor who is also a studied chiropractor. His wife brought me into the house and the doc fixed my back and recommended a J to help me relax this evening.

Ah. The honey-do list will have to wait tonight.

I only have one question....are you hiring

Sorry Misfits that i wasn't in game last night. I do believe I am getting the sickness , so I crashed very early. I know you guys left a pile of reds.

Wait!!! It's August right, wtf is this dude doing with a hat and long sleeves!!

Hes a candy cane! Lmao

Pistolpete59 wrote: Wait!!! It's August right, wtf is this dude doing with a hat and long sleeves!!

He found some a/c indoors...

bhfoust wrote:

McFate wrote: A day in the life of McFate.

Tough work today.

Designed and installed a solar/battery powered pumping system in a 200 ft well today. The drought has many local wells slowing way down. This one used to be +15 gallons per minute but it is now around 3 gpm. I had to install level sensors so the pump would cycle instead of just constantly bottoming out the well. The main source of power is solar panels but the well cannot put out enough water for the house and garden in just the available daylight hours so it needed batteries (literally a ton) to store the solar power so the pump can run at night too. I also had to install a low voltage disconnect switch to protect the batteries from over discharging and a float switch in the holding tank 200feet higher up a poison oak covered hillside. High 90 degrees Fahrenheit does not help and invites the poison oak oils into the pores.

Meanwhile some military style helicopter was buzzing overhead looking for nearby "medicinal" gardens. My work is not directly involved in any of these but they are everywhere around here. It is always possible that I could get swept up in a raid for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I would eventually be cleared but it could be a huge hassle. I've heard of other local contractors having their vehicles and tools seized and having to go through the courts to get them back.

Gorgeous views. Hawks, eagles and rattlesnakes. Right at the end of the day I pulled my back out loading up my tools. Fortunately the client is a doctor who is also a studied chiropractor. His wife brought me into the house and the doc fixed my back and recommended a J to help me relax this evening.

Ah. The honey-do list will have to wait tonight.

I only have one question....are you hiring

I ran my own business doing this for 10 years. I'm an employee now. Half our crew used to work for me so I do have some clout. I'll put in a good word. Let's see: I know this guy, well sort of, he's awesome in a tank, we can air drop him into remote locations, he's got a great kdr. He's a pilot and owns several planes so he can fly when we work overseas. He has this thing for stretchy pants but don't let that bug you, they really seem to help his performance....

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:



They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

BTJ582 wrote:

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:

They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

Im with BTJ put me at the point of impact

bhfoust wrote:

BTJ582 wrote:

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:

They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

Im with BTJ put me at the point of impact

My girl was talking about stopping fish consumption because of the Japanese reactor leak. I said, well did you know over 1,000 nukes have been tested, many detonated underwater??

I think I'll keep eating fish. And seaweed.

Speaking of seaWEED, "Rippies!!!!" Hilarious!!

Whosethisguy wrote:

bhfoust wrote:

BTJ582 wrote:

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:

They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

Im with BTJ put me at the point of impact

My girl was talking about stopping fish consumption because of the Japanese reactor leak. I said, well did you know over 1,000 nukes have been tested, many detonated underwater??

I think I'll keep eating fish. And seaweed.

Speaking of seaWEED, "Rippies!!!!" Hilarious!!

seaWEED lmao....where can you purchase such a thing

bhfoust wrote:

Whosethisguy wrote:

bhfoust wrote:

BTJ582 wrote:

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:

They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

Im with BTJ put me at the point of impact

My girl was talking about stopping fish consumption because of the Japanese reactor leak. I said, well did you know over 1,000 nukes have been tested, many detonated underwater??

I think I'll keep eating fish. And seaweed.

Speaking of seaWEED, "Rippies!!!!" Hilarious!!

seaWEED lmao....where can you purchase such a thing

From the seaweed man. Lmao

GreyGhost wrote:

bhfoust wrote:

Whosethisguy wrote:

bhfoust wrote:

BTJ582 wrote:

McFate wrote:

mikeslu wrote: Pretty cool work Mcfate I can relate because I work as a senior instrumentation control tech in a power plant.This doctor must live in a very remote location with no electric or he is a All Gore globle warming tree hugger.

A bit of both really. Mendocino county is pretty huge land wise but has less than 100,000 population. If a property is more than a 1/4 mile from the nearest power pole it can be less expensive to set up your own power system. The utilities only reach certain corridors so about 20% of the population lives "off grid". We also set up systems for cell towers and other com relays. We just started taking international projects too.

Lots of my customers are "back to the landers" and "prepers". This area has been designated as one of the safest places for avoiding fallout incase of nuclear war. "Earth first" was founded here when Charles Hurwitz took his money from the savings and loan bailout and began liquidating the forests. There is a big contingent of environmentalism out here but there are plenty who could care less as long as it's not their river you poison. We have this highbrid type of people out here. Half redneck half hippie. We call them "rippies" Peace love and f*** off. NRA pot growers.

Not sure who "designated" that area as "safe" but apparently they are unaware we and many bad guys have these:

They launch and we launch. If the payload that can be delivered from just one of these was to detonate no one in the world would be "safe". Personally I would rather be at point of impact rather than suffering for a few days in an isolated area. Have a nice day:)

Im with BTJ put me at the point of impact

My girl was talking about stopping fish consumption because of the Japanese reactor leak. I said, well did you know over 1,000 nukes have been tested, many detonated underwater??

I think I'll keep eating fish. And seaweed.

Speaking of seaWEED, "Rippies!!!!" Hilarious!!

seaWEED lmao....where can you purchase such a thing

From the seaweed man. Lmao

And where could someone find this dude...a friend wants to know

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