SLICK RIG CONTEST

PIPELINE LOCAL UNION 798 SPONSORED A * SLICK RIG * CONTEST AT THE 2009 STEWARD SCHOOL IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA. MUSIC BY: BRET GRAHAM -- PLAY THE MAN IN BLACK

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Autos & Vehicles

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• pipeline
• welding
• rigs
• equipment
• ladies
• of
• 798
• trucks
• local
• union

[Gypsyatkins]

I hate to bust your bubble, but I'm a housewife who just like to take photos and make videos as a hobby.

[fade915]

A REQUEST FROM A FAN OF YOURS, ME.. MAKE THIS VIDEO AS THE SAME AS IT IS, ONLY ADD THE WELDERS ANTHEM TO IT.. STEVE MILLERS SONG SERENADE,.. ONCE U MAKE IT LET ME KNOW.. CUZ I GOTTA MUTE YOUR VIDEO AND AT THE SAME TIME HAVE STEVE MILLERS SONG WHILE WATCHIN UR VIDEO.. DO IT PLEASE :)

[Gypsyatkins]

@fade915 We will see if that song is blocked or not.

Youtube sometimes blocks songs and not always at the same time.

Send me the link to the song.

[Gypsyatkins]

Oh My Gosh, fancy trucks dont make a man "popular" on a job. Do people want to see the trucks, sure, its human nature to admire something nice, but it doesnt necessarily make them POPULAR.

[Gypsyatkins]

These guys all have nice working rigs and yes, they do work them. There are more rigs on SLICK RIG 2010

[Gypsyatkins]

Good comment and true.

[joecat1973]

I've worked with alot of these guys and they work these trucks they just take good care of them,

[Gypsyatkins]

@fireman549549 Sorry you feel that way. They do make good wages, but earn them.

[Flicinator]

do you guys ever take them too work or just let them sit there hahahha

[jacobg1777]

Whats the point of blocking your tag out? I see tens of thousands of tags weekly while driving!!

[7pipewelder]

798 sucks

[shamuslauer1]

im starting a company with a m35a2 deuce and a half

[Lusthog609]

@Jett430 You're fucking retarded. Must be union.

[Lusthog609]

@dustinhillard01 Exactly. All about presentation.

[Lusthog609]

Union boys do more work putting these videos together and thinking up cutesy little slogans than actual welding...

[GetsumJ]

Sorry, but I ran a casing crew in the early to mid 80s. The Welders come out, throw one bead, then sit till 4000-12000 feet of casing is ran. The crews on the deck work 10 times harder and don't need a union.