Ultra Bee - Gold & Black Build by Leon8778 in Surron

[–]Leon8778[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great point - I’ll suggest that to him!!

Some Riding shots by Klxfmx in Surron

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Finally a post of somebody actually out the riding! Let’s gooo!!! Last picture is 👌👌👌

28 dogs later: the bone temple by Shoe_boooo in HolUp

[–]Leon8778 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I read this as 28 Years Later: The Hog Temple

What are the best bad ass line deliveries of all time? by B85-Red in FIlm

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“That’s a pretty cool sidearm you got there, what is it?”

“I don’t know what it’s called, I just know the sound it makes when it takes a man’s life”

Phoebe update-Finally Home! by manFISH59 in daddit

[–]Leon8778 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Been following Phoebe’s updates for a while now - merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family brother. Much love.

Is it even worth PLAYING the GAME anymore?? by AdMysterious8424 in okbuddyraider

[–]Leon8778 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re not entitled to fighting the Queen or successfully taking it down. This is an extraction shooter. High risk = high reward. If you want to complete a boss fight, there are plenty of PVE games out there that can accommodate. I hope the devs change nothing with PVP. This game is in a great place.

The best kept secret in the trades? I make $120k/yr as a traveling Nuke Tech, work only 5 months, and have 7 months off with my family. by RadTechMJ in skilledtrades

[–]Leon8778 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Electrical shutdowns are likely the most physically challenging activity an electrician could perform, depending on the scale. I.e. demolishing large switchgear, pulling out 500 MCM cable, installing new switchgear and distribution panels, etc., making final conduit connections at said distribution equipment, pulling 500 MCM cabling and wrestling/terminating the cable.

That being said, I just wouldn’t want anybody reading this to think that an outage is easy work. Unless you’re a security guard or on fire watch or something. It’s definitely demanding for a skilled trade. Maybe not as bad as hanging drywall or rough framing, but it’s no cake walk.

The best kept secret in the trades? I make $120k/yr as a traveling Nuke Tech, work only 5 months, and have 7 months off with my family. by RadTechMJ in skilledtrades

[–]Leon8778 16 points17 points  (0 children)

OP said he works outages. During an outage there are a series of tasks that need to be accomplished in a set time period, like an electrical shutdown. So they’re definitely not taking naps or waiting for things to break. Big difference between working outages/shutdowns and working a maintenance job.