Bad day Cranky?
. I've had stuff that ended up in machinist's hell before too though. It's kinda like body shop hell. The ones that pay quickly and well, they usually go to the front of the line. It's just the way it is. Generally, the shops that did machine work for me got it out within decent amount of time but there was the occasional time when it got put on the back burner. I can only do so much here so have to rely on others from time to time.....
My bodyshop's 'prison' had the distinct smell of weed.
Didn’t think there was weed in the COLONIES until it was legalized here!!!My bodyshop's 'prison' had the distinct smell of weed.
I was subsidising a very bad habit as it turned out.
Absolutely.
Maybe not such a bad thing for body work and paint...Artistic, somewhat fluid regimen.My bodyshop's 'prison' had the distinct smell of weed.
I was subsidising a very bad habit as it turned out.
Sorry brother, I love ya, but I don't want a stoner painting and sanding my hotrod.
And I get that, but comparatively speaking, one may not be so bad as the other.
Sometime around dinner. LOL
Hey @kiwigtxMy bodyshop's 'prison' had the distinct smell of weed.
I was subsidising a very bad habit as it turned out.
My car has been in NZ since 1974, and I bought it in 1997. Took almost 18 months at the panel shop....it was a big job to get it right, but the progress was slow for a while. I had to take it out of there in the end, as I suspect the weed got to the guy. It took my painter and myself 3 months to fix his 'over-zealous troweling'
.... I don't get it, as the metal workmanship was top notch...almost as good as the local legend Mike Roberts.
there's plenty of weed growing up and down the country here...has been for decades. 
