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Come back tomorrow. Neglected to queue any posts last night and today I’m learning to operate earth moving equipment. Not sure how that works exactly, since the equipment is smaller than the Earth.

16 Responses to “No blog for you”

  1. Alan Says:

    You’ll just need a longer lever.

  2. comatus Says:

    Must involve a Higgs boson, somehow. Because…Science!

  3. karrde Says:

    Alan, you forgot the other part.

    He needs a longer lever and a place to stand.

  4. Tam Says:

    You move the Earth the same way you eat the elephant…

  5. comatus Says:

    …with a backhoe and Dixson’s sauce.

  6. Kevin Baker Says:

    Luke Skywalker: “I can’t… It’s too big!”

    Yoda: “Judge me by my size, do you?”

  7. BobG Says:

    Learning to use a shovel, are you? 😉

  8. Cargosquid Says:

    I thought it was our wives that were supposed to make the earth move for us.

    At least that’s what she says.

  9. Mr Evilwrench Says:

    “I was a pilot in the army.”
    “I didn’t think they had pilots in the army.”
    “They issued me my own shovel, said ‘See that pile of dirt? Pile it over there.'”

  10. Rivrdog Says:

    Big Boy toys don’t just go “bang”. Some of them have tracks and lots of hydraulics so you can do ten things at once. I love watching a decent trackhoe operator who can eyeball his digging, then climb down and check the transit and find he got it exactly right the first time from way up there in the cab.

    Sure, it takes skill to put a bullet on a 4″ target at 400 yards, but I bet it takes eight times that skill to operate a trackhoe with precision.

  11. Cliff Says:

    Remember Newton? When you drive that trackhoe forward, the earth spins just a little bit the other way. Of course, the same is true of your walk to said trackhoe, so I suppose shoes count as earth moving equipment too.

  12. JKB Says:

    Did the brochure say “Earth moving” or “earth moving”? Capitalization matters.

  13. Critter Says:

    “Earth moving”? driving heavy machinery was never this much fun, as i remember.

  14. Adam Says:

    New career opportunity in Atlas-like position?

  15. Patrick Says:

    Had to rent the big stuff when my backhoe wouldn’t move enough, fast enough for me. Always fun. Did it for a living in college; now my wife knows every time she leaves me for a few days she’s going to get, “a few more holes dug somewhere on the property.”

    But they all have purpose…

  16. Jerry Says:

    This might help get you started.

    http://media.onsugar.com/files/2010/11/45/2/1164/11643432/d7798a48dfb2f6d7_gardening-tools.jpg

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