Sableye

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Ghost and Dark type pokemon enthusiast. Will not shut up about cranes 5 months counting 🏗️

A piece of paper that has “symptom event diary” printed at the top. Under a section titled “symptom events” there are various options of which “heart fluttering, racing” and “anxiety” are checked off. Under the section “Activity during symptom event” the box “other” is checked and “very large wasp flew at me :(“ is hand written next to it. To be fair it was a VERY LARGE wasp and it was very unhappy to be in my kitchen and kept flying around at me in anger. Luckily I was able to get it out my door without either of us hurting each other. Scary!
An old person no good ancient old people blood pressure cuff and monitor sit on a table in front of the Lego yellow mobile crane. Diddy Kong sits on top of the boom with one fist raised in the air as an outcry against dumb old people medical problems. Donkey Kong is riding on top of Rambi the rhino contemplating smashing into the cuff to see what happens. Someone finally picked up the Lego port-a-potty. Shoutouts to that Lego guy, that’s a crappy job.
The Lego yellow mobile crane with the boom lowered and retracted so it is flush with the top of the truck. The stabilizers have swung back and are against the truck now. The block and hook has been attached to the front of the truck so that it doesn’t wreck things when driving the vehicle. The counterweights have been removed from the back and the operators cab has swung around to the back to make the vehicle more streamlined. Donkey Kong is no where in sight. What’s he up to
A view from the backside of the Lego yellow mobile crane that shows two of the 10 “ton” counter weights and parts of two of the stabilizers. The mechanic stands near the winch looking on at the fantastic boom which is upright and extends through most of the photo, which did I mention it’s telescopic, it is! There’s a wheel on the side that controls the telescopic feature it’s really cool. Anyway, the mechanic is looking at the boom because he’s really looking at the crane tackle and hook from which Donkey Kong is swinging from. In the distance the site manager can be seen having a full meltdown over Diddy Kong and Rambi causing wanton destruction. The mechanic didn’t sign up for this, it’s definitely not in his union contract, and he certainly doesn’t get paid enough for this. He’s simply going to make sure the crane is well oiled and serviced and act like he saw nothing (he totally saw though).
Diddy Kong riding on Rambi the Rhino plow full force into a Lego white and teal port-a-potty which is now catastrophically on its side with the door swinging open. The Lego Site Manager holds onto the sides on her white hard hat she is wearing in complete horror. Donkey Kong, swinging from the crane hook still in the background, looks on at the chaos in approval.
The completed massive 16 wheel Lego yellow mobile crane with its four stabilizers out and with its boom upright and extended. A Lego lady (thanks Lego!) operates from the cab at the back side of the crane while a mechanic holding a wrench watches the winch up top of the crane truck near the back counterweights. A signaler stands on the ground with a radio, he’s trying to figure out why Donkey Kong is swinging from the crane hook. Why is Donkey Kong there you ask? He loves construction, duh.
Lego yellow 16 wheel mobile truck crane but only partially built. Only the truck and the bed have been complete, there’s a rotating base on the bed waiting for the boom and crane operator cab to be built if only I didn’t have to sleep