Hollywood Firehouse Fireworks
- Thread starter DoWhat
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There was a Ford F350 Dully stuck down to it axles, and they had to bring in an excavator.
And you didn't take a pic?
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
I wonder if it had a Hollyrock sticker on it.
Midnightrider
Well-Known Member
We got stuck in the traffic leaving. We were at an event on Sotterly Rd and didn't think about the fireworks until we got to 235 and were forced to turn north into stopped traffic. The cops had the intersections blocked, and no turns were allowed for at least two miles. Once we made our U-turn we got to sit in traffic for another 20 minutes. St Mary's police need to get a clue.
The only upside was I got to listen to the first set of fare thee well on XM
The only upside was I got to listen to the first set of fare thee well on XM
True that^. As soon as tires spin and it's not moving...you just stop trying and arrange a suitable tug. We've had to do that numerous times with our F-450 and the 34' trailer behind it. Never got it stuck to the point any ole 4x4 pickup couldn't move it right on out.
PeoplesElbow
Well-Known Member
Watching all the dumbasses here get stuck in snow with 4wds I bet they thought flooring it would get them out. People I work with and live near do this all the time, then I make fun of them as I drive right out of it with my 2wd truck.
Yeah, but that requires the ability to admit that you need help. Many of the guys who tow a 3500lb boat with a dually are not that great in the asking for help department. It wipes out their manliness or something.
SG_Player1974
New Member
Actually, parking in a rain drenched field.... knowing that even more rain is coming, is the sign of profound ignorance
I went by about 2:20 and the excavator was buried in mud and a few other cars and trucks were still there. I went by again about 1.5 hours later and there was another piece of heavy equipment trying to get the excavator out.
mitzi
Well-Known Member
Actually, parking in a rain drenched field.... knowing that even more rain is coming, is the sign of profound ignorance
Maybe true, but what do you do when that's the only location they are allowing to park when the Fire Dept. parking lot is full?
Blister
Active Member
It is just the same stupid fireworks that you have seen for decades. Come back next year when it is drier if you feel it is necessary.
I can understand little children staring up saying oooooohhhh and aaaaahhhh, but how can grown ups be so fascinated by loud bangs, stinky sulfurous smells, and bright lights?
I can understand little children staring up saying oooooohhhh and aaaaahhhh, but how can grown ups be so fascinated by loud bangs, stinky sulfurous smells, and bright lights?
Grumpy
Well-Known Member
I'll sell you my ID, seems to fit you better than I.
dave1959
Active Member
Yeh, that..
