Funny!

[BT Humble]

I was showing somebody the otherpower.com site, and when they saw this picture of Dan(?) testing his mill in May last year, they immediately quipped:

"Hey look, it's Hillbilly Airways!" ;-)

BTH

(Proud to be a hillbilly)

[JW]

Excellent!

 That dog has sure come a long way. Looking at that furling rotor, the sound "boooyingggg" goes through my mind.

-JW

[wooferhound]

I really like that picture ,  need to save it.

My favorite funny picture is here . . .

Looks like twine holding the plywood and 4x4's on top of the car. The caption that was with this photo said there were 10 bags of 80 lbs. of cement (plus more) in the back seat. the shock absorbers had punctured the frame and were sticking inside of the car. The tailpipe was pinched closed to the point you could hear pressure escaping. Home Depot made them sign a waiver of responsibility before letting them leave.

[BT Humble]

If it was front wheel drive then it must have had some pretty impressive wheelspin the whole way! ;-)

BTH

[devoncloud]

sorry boys, can't post my funny picture on the site

[tecker]

   You think maybe he'll get the rest the next trip .Or maybe it's the last day on his credit card. Oh I know he's tring to talk his old lady into buying a pickup .

[wooferhound]

Looks like more than my pickup truck would handle

[RobD]

I want that string! Anything that can hold all that plywood has to be strong. I wish I could have been there when the floor hit the ground. I wonder how many people do things like this that haven't been photographed?

[elvin1949]

should have rented a uhaul

cheaper than the repair's to the car

hahaha

later

elvin

[wooferhound]

I don't think that care is repairable.

He's got enough stuff on there to build a 2 car garage with.

Then he would have a good place to put the car to fix it.

[dalibor]

since it is my firsth comment, all I can say is that this picture is something funniest i have seen recently. I would like to ask one question about it-who is the chief engineer between you two boys?

[BT Humble]

Just go to your local equivalent of Home Depot (Here in Australia it's "Bunning's Warehouse") on a sunny Saturday morning.  No need to take a lawn chair, it won't be more than 15 minutes before you see someone driving off with a 6m length of timber sticking out their car window. ;-)

BTH