Aint No Right

MYXYLPLYX wrote:

So... i was thinking about you back in December. I was up in Oakland and I saw Metallica was playing the Fox the night that I was there. Didn't you have some sort of connection to Metallica? Friend of a friend of a friend? Either way, i thought to myself that you must be going to that show.

creep wrote:

sinep wrote:

Larry B. wrote:Was AC's death actually confirmed?

LARRY B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How are you?????

How is Scottland?????

How is your sister?????

I will help you out because Larry is ignoring you and hates you.

http://aintnoright.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3213

How much of your job is in the field as opposed to being behind a desk? When you are in the field you probably just carry a clipboard and stare at stuff. Do you guys do any of the work yourself or do you just subcontract and make sure it's done correctly? Have you ever been on a site when explosives are used? That would be fun.

back in chile!?!?!??! good for him. I'm glad he had a nice time in Europe.

No explosives. It's super rare for explosives to actually be used. There are a few bad ass guys that took me under their wing who were 40+ year veterans of the demolition industry who had been involved with 1 or 2 implosions in their entire career. And to be honest exploding something is so much less cool than all of the trick demolition methods. With explosives you blow something up and then spend 2 months cleaning up a big pile of shit. The trick stuff we do is like wire-sawing an elevated portion of a concrete stadium into 40,000 lb pieces and then flying them out with a crane for a new press box, or tearing down a bridge over the 405 in 12 hours with eight excavators. "blowing stuff up" is what everybody thinks the demolition industry is. It's so much cooler than that though.

We self perform the vast majority of the work we do, probably like 90%. Although, we're getting into just being a construction manager on certain projects. We're taking down a nuclear power plant back east and I think we just have subcontractors working for us.

I think my job is spent 80% in the office or walking projects we're bidding, and 20% being onsite for work we're performing. We have superintendents that run the actual work, so i only need to be there if something is fucked up or if there is some sort of change.

Let's grab a drink and I'll tell you all about it. I'll be in San Andreas near the end of April. Meet me at the Winery there and I'll cover your tab. :-)

You missed a bumper Secret Santa too.

sinep wrote:

creep wrote:

sinep wrote:

Larry B. wrote:Was AC's death actually confirmed?

LARRY B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How are you?????

How is Scottland?????

How is your sister?????

I will help you out because Larry is ignoring you and hates you.

http://aintnoright.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3213

How much of your job is in the field as opposed to being behind a desk? When you are in the field you probably just carry a clipboard and stare at stuff. Do you guys do any of the work yourself or do you just subcontract and make sure it's done correctly? Have you ever been on a site when explosives are used? That would be fun.

back in chile!?!?!??! good for him. I'm glad he had a nice time in Europe.

No explosives. It's super rare for explosives to actually be used. There are a few bad ass guys that took me under their wing who were 40+ year veterans of the demolition industry who had been involved with 1 or 2 implosions in their entire career. And to be honest exploding something is so much less cool than all of the trick demolition methods. With explosives you blow something up and then spend 2 months cleaning up a big pile of shit. The trick stuff we do is like wire-sawing an elevated portion of a concrete stadium into 40,000 lb pieces and then flying them out with a crane for a new press box, or tearing down a bridge over the 405 in 12 hours with eight excavators. "blowing stuff up" is what everybody thinks the demolition industry is. It's so much cooler than that though.

We self perform the vast majority of the work we do, probably like 90%. Although, we're getting into just being a construction manager on certain projects. We're taking down a nuclear power plant back east and I think we just have subcontractors working for us.

I think my job is spent 80% in the office or walking projects we're bidding, and 20% being onsite for work we're performing. We have superintendents that run the actual work, so i only need to be there if something is fucked up or if there is some sort of change.

Let's grab a drink and I'll tell you all about it. I'll be in San Andreas near the end of April. Meet me at the Winery there and I'll cover your tab. :-)

I like the San Andreas/ Angles Camp area. If I'm in town let's do it.

sinep wrote:

MYXYLPLYX wrote:

So... i was thinking about you back in December. I was up in Oakland and I saw Metallica was playing the Fox the night that I was there. Didn't you have some sort of connection to Metallica? Friend of a friend of a friend? Either way, i thought to myself that you must be going to that show.

I've worked for the band for almost 6 years now... and yeah, I was at the show and on the clock that night until about 2 a.m.

sinep wrote: What does dave navarro look like now, same facial hair as 1998?

He looks like Fidel

Hi Krink!!!!!!!!

How's SR????

Did i ask about him in the original post??????

sinep wrote:Hi Krink!!!!!!!!

How's SR????

Did i ask about him in the original post??????

I asked about SR on the first page!!!!!!!! I had to go back and look.

Why is he ignoring this thread!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Somebody update me on SR please.

Check the NBA thread; I'm around. Or the Golden Retriever thread.....

Remember the Jane's/Dot Hacker gig at Echoplex?

SR wrote: Check the NBA thread; I'm around. Or the Golden Retriever thread.....

Remember the Jane's/Dot Hacker gig at Echoplex?

Yes!! I drove by the echo a few days ago and it was the first thing I thought of.

good night. Glad yr well.

Angry Canine died? Did I know this?

Hi sinep! How's it hanging?

Romeo wrote:Angry Canine died? Did I know this?

It was never confirmed 100%, but he said he was dying, and then he stopped posting, and then attempts to contact him failed, and if he had what he said he had, he's almost certainly dead.

Hype wrote:

Romeo wrote:Angry Canine died? Did I know this?

It was never confirmed 100%, but he said he was dying, and then he stopped posting, and then attempts to contact him failed, and if he had what he said he had, he's almost certainly dead.

Yup. My Last PM to him on October 22 is still unread.

Romeo wrote:Angry Canine died? Did I know this?

Hi sinep! How's it hanging?

hiiiiiiiiiiii

How's the east coast????

Rainy

Romeo wrote:Rainy

No shit....I was in North Carolina the past two days and it was some of the heaviest rain I have ever seen.

sinep wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 12, 2017 9:27 pm

Hi Krink!!!!!!!!

i gotta remember to stop here more often

good to see some of the old heads still hanging around 20+ years later