I am blessed to work in the field of design and engineering in a technical support and project management role. In that role I have had the opportunity to meet and become friends with a lot of Welders, Boilermakers and Iron workers, lots of great guys and gals and most of them are memorable characters.

This guy reminds me of them...

My dads a Boilermaker. If you’ve ever met him, you’d probably remember 😁

I can weld, sort of.

That guy is a customer of mine. He tells everyone about his video and how he didn't know how to monetize it back then and if he did he would be rich.

My dad retired from the boilermakers. I came close to going to work with them, until the railroad called me.

I worked with Glenn back in the early 80's when he came up with that saying. He had a welders helper that he gave so much he'll that he'd sull up like a kid. That was in exxon plts in Jay.

That video is a classic!

Some of the greatest poetry ever written has been on the inside walls of the port-o-potties on Boilermaker's jobsites.

What a fascinating vintage video!