Things that sound dirty....
Kind of along the same lines.
One of my mechanics was working on an old 1086 International tractor. The 3-point hitch was not working. He came in and brought a shaft that was broken. He called it a Donkey D!@k. I said,"Excuse me?" And he said that's what its called. I looked in the parts book and could not find this shaft. So I called Case IH parts support and asked them about where to find the shaft that lifts the 3-point hitch, and he said "Oh you mean a Donkey D!@k?" Apparently this is a common name for this thing. We got the new one in, and let me tell you, it comes by its name honest.
One of my mechanics was working on an old 1086 International tractor. The 3-point hitch was not working. He came in and brought a shaft that was broken. He called it a Donkey D!@k. I said,"Excuse me?" And he said that's what its called. I looked in the parts book and could not find this shaft. So I called Case IH parts support and asked them about where to find the shaft that lifts the 3-point hitch, and he said "Oh you mean a Donkey D!@k?" Apparently this is a common name for this thing. We got the new one in, and let me tell you, it comes by its name honest.
Originally Posted by Raoul
In my younger days I worked with a mainframe computer.
I spent my days in the computer room mounting tapes.
(I was by myself most of the time so I never got caught)
I spent my days in the computer room mounting tapes.
(I was by myself most of the time so I never got caught)
Sure, I will mount your tires, ma'am!




