How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
03-23-2012, 03:34 PM
i hear you, sir. i'm looking at a bunch of database issues and all i want to do is go down to my shop to keep plugging away at the dick car and fire up my grill for dinner... with beer, obviously.
The bid for Walmart isn't due for a few weeks, the job we looked at today is all set now, and the books sure as ---- arent going anywhere anytime soon, so ---- them too. lol
For now I'll settle for a joint w/ a six pack and I'm going to try and finish the wiring on the trailer I've been working on.
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03-24-2012, 11:54 AM
So my ------- landlords had this loser tree company come in, drop the half dead, broken *** tree, that's been hanging beside the house for 6 months and they left it in the yard.
They said one of the guys would be back to get it, but they told me they were coming to cut it down next week, 6 months ago. Losers. Its been sitting now for almost a month so its starting to **** me off.
I borrowed a chainsaw from a bro and decided to just take care of it myself. No big deal. I like cutting ---- up with chainsaws and I don't mind the work. But of course, now that I have the day set aside to take care of it, the chainsaw wont start.
I took the chain off, reset it and tightened it, checked everything twice. I have no idea why its giving me grief.
If it was mine and wasn't borrowed it'd be smashed in pieces by now. I'm going to go out and give it a 3rd shot, but I have a feeling the gas/oil mix my amigo made for me isn't balanced properly.
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They said one of the guys would be back to get it, but they told me they were coming to cut it down next week, 6 months ago. Losers. Its been sitting now for almost a month so its starting to **** me off.
I borrowed a chainsaw from a bro and decided to just take care of it myself. No big deal. I like cutting ---- up with chainsaws and I don't mind the work. But of course, now that I have the day set aside to take care of it, the chainsaw wont start.
I took the chain off, reset it and tightened it, checked everything twice. I have no idea why its giving me grief.
If it was mine and wasn't borrowed it'd be smashed in pieces by now. I'm going to go out and give it a 3rd shot, but I have a feeling the gas/oil mix my amigo made for me isn't balanced properly.
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03-24-2012, 10:30 PM
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Oh my ------- god, my ------- legs!!! I just hiked 15 miles in the Sipsey Wilderness, a lot of it off trail, bushwhacking up the sides of steep hills, through thick undergrowth and patches of sticker bushes and prickly holly bushes. My legs do not work, at all. My calf muscles where they attach to the back of my knee are so tight I can't bend my legs, and every shuffling, forced step feels like a severe leg cramp. So I walk around with a face of agony at all times. Had a kick *** day though, saw a lot of nice stuff, and it was a perfect day for it. Just after a few days of rain, so the waterfalls were forceful, and the temp was in the low 70's with no humidity surprisingly. Anybody else been to Sipsey in northwest Alabama and northeast Miss.? No other place like it in the southeast.
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03-25-2012, 12:12 AM
I got these. They are supposed to offer better protection then standard universal mud flaps that you'd get at an auto parts store. I was going just about to order rear mud guards, but I looked at some on a white NA like mine and I didn't like the look, so I decided to take a chance on the generic RA flaps, maybe cut them down a bit. I ordered 4 and I don't know if I'm going to try and put 2 of them behind my front mud guards or not, but if I don't use em and you want em lemmy know.
They also make some really cool really expense mud flaps for rally cars.
http://www.rallyarmor.com
They also make some really cool really expense mud flaps for rally cars.
http://www.rallyarmor.com
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03-25-2012, 12:23 AM
I got these. They are supposed to offer better protection then standard universal mud flaps that you'd get at an auto parts store. I was going just about to order rear mud guards, but I looked at some on a white NA like mine and I didn't like the look, so I decided to take a chance on the generic RA flaps, maybe cut them down a bit. I ordered 4 and I don't know if I'm going to try and put 2 of them behind my front mud guards or not, but if I don't use em and you want em lemmy know.
They also make some really cool really expense mud flaps for rally cars.
http://www.rallyarmor.com
They also make some really cool really expense mud flaps for rally cars.
http://www.rallyarmor.com
Thanks for the info. I love the Mazda mudflaps, but they can be hard to find in nice shape and are usually $$$$.
Those basics looks pretty damn good. I think I may grab a set. Let me know if you decide to pass them up and I'll send you some sweet moneyz for them.
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03-25-2012, 01:10 AM
Hell yeah, I fight chicks all the time.
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03-25-2012, 10:22 AM
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Do your cars feel slow or feel like they build boost slowly when it gets warmer outside. I kept thinking my car was broken on the track yesterday. I checked coupler and there are no leaks, the CHRA/turbine housing could leak but I doubt that's the case.
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