"Bubba" by any other name?

[Tom L.]

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Had to wait until I got to work to get these, but as you can see it's 'ol Bubba at work...

[Tom L.]

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And one more...

[Joe R.]

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Lynn,

Wow, those pictures take my breath away!

Joe

[Roy B.]

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Back in the old days we did what ever it took to get the job done to day some many people are spoiled

[Pat M.]

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The guy standing on a metal ladder IN a pool while using an electric drill is a classic. But hey, this guy's obviously careful, he's got safety goggles on!

Reminds me of Mad Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman: What - me worry?

[Joe R.]

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The guy standing on a metal ladder IN a pool while using an electric drill is a classic. But hey, this guy's obviously careful, he's got safety goggles on!

Pat,

I noticed that he's barefoot too!

Joe

[Pat M.]

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Pat,

I noticed that he's barefoot too!

Joe

And Joe, he even looks wet from the waist down like he walked the ladder in himself!

[James C.]

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"Bubba" is demeaning to us from the south who actually admire the ingenuity and the "thinking outside of the box " required to repair 40 year old cars that were built by folks just trying to earn a living and "move it on down the line". Jim

[Pat M.]

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"Bubba" is demeaning to us from the south who actually admire the ingenuity and the "thinking outside of the box " required to repair 40 year old cars that were built by folks just trying to earn a living and "move it on down the line". Jim

I agree Jim, Bubba's misunderstood, and deserves an "A" for effort. Down in South Louisiana we call his work "Cajun engineering."

[Terry M.]

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And Joe, he even looks wet from the waist down like he walked the ladder in himself!

No, that's 'cause he peed his pants. It happens when you get shocked.

At work we circulate pictures of rocket scientists who try to steal energized high voltage equipment. I won't post them because they have little to do with "Bubba" and are not suitable for a family board. All I will say is if you saw those you would become a believer in the: "Caution High Voltage" signs.

[Joe R.]

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And Joe, he even looks wet from the waist down like he walked the ladder in himself!

Pat,

I showed the picture to a co-worker. He noticed all the liquor bottles in the background. Maybe that is a clue! The same co-worker is from Texas. He is quite fond of band-aid fixes. I coined the term "Southern Engineering" in his honor. Maybe not quite PC, but as close as I can get.

Joe