On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 05:23:58 GMT, Mark
wrote:



Gunner wrote:


When I was exploring for oil and gas, we had Gravity Detectors, which
measured the local gravity pull in a given area. Significant
differences in some areas. No idea how they worked.

Gunner


You were working on a crew and didn't have a clue as to what you were doing?

Gunner?

Are you making an admission or trolling?

I was running a Mayhew drilling rig, punching holes in the ground,
loading them with various explosives, then moving on the the next
hole, repeating, repeating repeating repeating well over the horizon.

I even at times managed to run a modified ditch witch, and tunneled
primacord several feet under the ground. At others times, I strung
miles of geophones and laid cable. Hummm did a bit of permit managing,
cable repair, jug repair (geophones) and even managed to do a bit of
mechanics work.

On the other hand, I didnt have a clue how the book keepers kept
accounts in order either, but they somehow suceeded without me knowing
how they did it. Same with the folks who did the computing of the
underground structures. They seemed to know what they were
about..despite my ignorance of how they did it.

You really are becoming a bothersome asshole. Is it natural or do you
have to work at it?

Gunner

"Gun Control, the theory that a 110lb grandmother should
fist fight a 250lb 19yr old criminal"