pee guy - 05/18/22 12:46 AM
Remember the pee guy? Was his name sue? This is an instant classic... nice shot!
Re: pee guy - 05/18/22 11:09 AM
TomFran....maybe it was ThomFran
Re: pee guy - 05/18/22 05:21 PM
TomFran. He was from my area when I lived in Ohio. Great guy.
Re: pee guy - 05/18/22 11:45 PM
Pretty funny... but how long does it take to patch that thing? Ton of water they're losing...
Re: pee guy - 05/19/22 07:29 PM
The will most likely have to drain the tank below water level, and weld something over it, then coat it to make sure that it does not rust.
Re: pee guy - 05/19/22 09:10 PM
Maybe they should try Flex Seal!!!!
Re: pee guy - 05/19/22 09:47 PM
Re: pee guy - 05/19/22 10:36 PM
Give Phil Swift a call !!!!
Re: pee guy - 05/20/22 03:13 AM
Originally Posted by Homewood Dog
Maybe they should try Flex Seal!!!!
Would probably work from the inside.
Re: pee guy - 05/20/22 04:05 AM
Nah, it held that boat together….
Re: pee guy - 05/20/22 12:36 PM
flex seal should get all their engineers together and see if they can some how fix that leak with a modified version of their product.
You cant get better free advertising than that. Bend up some steel sandwich it with flex seal, seal the crap out of it. I get there is major water pressure. thats why their engineers would need to figure this out.
You cant get better free advertising than that. Bend up some steel sandwich it with flex seal, seal the crap out of it. I get there is major water pressure. thats why their engineers would need to figure this out.
Re: pee guy - 05/20/22 03:18 PM
Arkansas water tower featuring Johnny Cash silhouette vandalized
Tower leaking nearly 30K gallons of water daily
KINGSLAND, Ark. – City officials in Kingsland, Arkansas, discovered a bullet hole puncture in their water tower Tuesday, making it appear like the Johnny Cash etch on the structure is urinating.
Images of the seemingly comical situation went viral, with many people visiting the town to see it.
However, the situation’s impact on the town has led to close to 30,000 gallons of water leaking daily.
The town will have no choice but to switch to a water line while the tank is repaired.
“It’s been leaking for the last almost week. People can look for their water to be discolored,” mayor Luke Neal told FOX 16 News in Arkansas.
The tower is losing around $200 in water per day. That and a repair job costing nearly $5,000 is placing Kingsland’s budget in a bad place, mayor Luke Neal told FOX 16 News.
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office has some leads in the case, with the individual responsible possibly facing a felony charge for negatively interfering with the vital operations of the city.
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/202...uring-johnny-cash-silhouette-vandalized/
Arrest made in vandalism of Kingsland water tower
The Cleveland County sheriff's office has made an arrest in connection with the vandalism of the Kingsland water tower, which depicts a silhouette of native son Johnny Cash.
Timothy Sled, 38, was arrested Monday and faces charges of criminal mischief and impairing the operation of a vital public facility. Sled is native to the area and was released Monday on a $5,000 bond after his first hearing.
Authorities are also looking for a second person of interest in connection with the shooting of the water tower last week causing it to leak water and making it appear as if Cash was relieving himself.
Officials also hired a team to repair the tower. Based in Mayflower, Leher Enterprises Inc., which specializes in municipal utility construction and repairs, completed sealing and repainting the damaged water tank Thursday.
Meanwhile, Chief Investigator Gary Young of the Cleveland County sheriff's office said witness reports and the investigation led to Sled.
"When the water tower shooting incident was reported to us on Monday, May 10, we immediately interviewed witnesses who gave us a vehicle description seen in the vicinity around the right time," Young said.
"Upon reviewing video surveillance footage, it helped us confirm the automobile and we developed a suspect based on the car. We actually first interviewed Timothy Sled on Friday (May 13) morning and made the arrest the flowing Monday," he said.
Young said he feels certain that authorities have arrested the correct individual.
"All I can tell you is we are 100% sure we have the right person and he has been charged. He had his first appearance before a judge the same day of his apprehension and is charged with criminal mischief, which is a class D felony, and impairing the operation of a vital public facility, which is a class C felony," Young said. "A second party is being looked at as part of our on-going investigation with charges pending a review by the prosecutor."
Young said the shot to the tower was made sometime shortly before midnight Sunday from approximately 300 yards away using a high caliber rifle.
The Cash silhouette on the water tower is illuminated at night making the image plainly visible.
Cash's image holding a red guitar appears on the Kingsland water tower in honor of the fact that Cash was born in Cleveland County on the Rivers' Farm, a dozen miles north of Kingsland near Chowning's Ferry on the Saline River.
One of seven children, Cash was born on Feb. 26, 1932. His birth name was simply "J.R." When he joined the Air Force on July 7, 1950, he was not permitted to use the initial as a first name so he adopted the moniker "John R. Cash." Upon signing with Sun Records in 1955, he became "Johnny Cash."
When Cash was 3, his family left the Kingsland area to resettle in Dyess, Ark., as part of a New Deal Federal government program.
https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2022/may/20/arrest-made-in-vandalism-of-kingsland-water-tower/
Photo of the man arrested is at the link. You may wish to check it out. Most likely about what you would imagine.
Tower leaking nearly 30K gallons of water daily
KINGSLAND, Ark. – City officials in Kingsland, Arkansas, discovered a bullet hole puncture in their water tower Tuesday, making it appear like the Johnny Cash etch on the structure is urinating.
Images of the seemingly comical situation went viral, with many people visiting the town to see it.
However, the situation’s impact on the town has led to close to 30,000 gallons of water leaking daily.
The town will have no choice but to switch to a water line while the tank is repaired.
“It’s been leaking for the last almost week. People can look for their water to be discolored,” mayor Luke Neal told FOX 16 News in Arkansas.
The tower is losing around $200 in water per day. That and a repair job costing nearly $5,000 is placing Kingsland’s budget in a bad place, mayor Luke Neal told FOX 16 News.
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office has some leads in the case, with the individual responsible possibly facing a felony charge for negatively interfering with the vital operations of the city.
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/202...
Arrest made in vandalism of Kingsland water tower
The Cleveland County sheriff's office has made an arrest in connection with the vandalism of the Kingsland water tower, which depicts a silhouette of native son Johnny Cash.
Timothy Sled, 38, was arrested Monday and faces charges of criminal mischief and impairing the operation of a vital public facility. Sled is native to the area and was released Monday on a $5,000 bond after his first hearing.
Authorities are also looking for a second person of interest in connection with the shooting of the water tower last week causing it to leak water and making it appear as if Cash was relieving himself.
Officials also hired a team to repair the tower. Based in Mayflower, Leher Enterprises Inc., which specializes in municipal utility construction and repairs, completed sealing and repainting the damaged water tank Thursday.
Meanwhile, Chief Investigator Gary Young of the Cleveland County sheriff's office said witness reports and the investigation led to Sled.
"When the water tower shooting incident was reported to us on Monday, May 10, we immediately interviewed witnesses who gave us a vehicle description seen in the vicinity around the right time," Young said.
"Upon reviewing video surveillance footage, it helped us confirm the automobile and we developed a suspect based on the car. We actually first interviewed Timothy Sled on Friday (May 13) morning and made the arrest the flowing Monday," he said.
Young said he feels certain that authorities have arrested the correct individual.
"All I can tell you is we are 100% sure we have the right person and he has been charged. He had his first appearance before a judge the same day of his apprehension and is charged with criminal mischief, which is a class D felony, and impairing the operation of a vital public facility, which is a class C felony," Young said. "A second party is being looked at as part of our on-going investigation with charges pending a review by the prosecutor."
Young said the shot to the tower was made sometime shortly before midnight Sunday from approximately 300 yards away using a high caliber rifle.
The Cash silhouette on the water tower is illuminated at night making the image plainly visible.
Cash's image holding a red guitar appears on the Kingsland water tower in honor of the fact that Cash was born in Cleveland County on the Rivers' Farm, a dozen miles north of Kingsland near Chowning's Ferry on the Saline River.
One of seven children, Cash was born on Feb. 26, 1932. His birth name was simply "J.R." When he joined the Air Force on July 7, 1950, he was not permitted to use the initial as a first name so he adopted the moniker "John R. Cash." Upon signing with Sun Records in 1955, he became "Johnny Cash."
When Cash was 3, his family left the Kingsland area to resettle in Dyess, Ark., as part of a New Deal Federal government program.
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Photo of the man arrested is at the link. You may wish to check it out. Most likely about what you would imagine.