Toothbrush to the rescue!

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I’m in Chicago listening to the TV playing with my reef tank smashing vermetids snails. I have New York parting at midnight 2018 and I have near/slight rock avalanche. Fun Times!!!
Thought I share a near disaster.
Happy New Year!!!

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We just celebrated together then as I'm on central time too. I was in boot camp in great lakes there in '94. Happy New Year!
 
Nice! Did some work at that base a few years back. I had to repel about 50ft down into a pit off a tripod base to check some floats. I felt like spider man but not really Lol!!!
 
Good save. Happy New Years!!
 
Um. Not sure that is going to do a thing for plaque and tarter. :)
 
Awesome on the fly engineering!
 
Honestly if the toothbrush can disappear that a cool looking scape to me.
 
I thought you were going to scrub your rocks with it. Thank god the toothbrush saved it from falling.
 
I thought you were going to scrub your rocks with it. Thank god the toothbrush saved it from falling.

LOL! I was freaking out with both hands in the tank holding everything in place. Noticed the toothbrush in my drawer and got lucky! Phew!
 

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