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#2901
smelling the roses
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A grinder is 60 bucks and if you're lucky and the car has a fuel leak...get video.
Many years ago, I dropped the last key to my U-lock down the elevator shaft or something and I told the federal cops at work that I'd be coming in at such and such a time to grind it off. They said fine, no problem, and brought a fire truck into the garage to stand by while I did it. Great cops. A locksmith call would have been $100 and I got a nice Makita grinder out of the deal.
Many years ago, I dropped the last key to my U-lock down the elevator shaft or something and I told the federal cops at work that I'd be coming in at such and such a time to grind it off. They said fine, no problem, and brought a fire truck into the garage to stand by while I did it. Great cops. A locksmith call would have been $100 and I got a nice Makita grinder out of the deal.
#2902
Should Be More Popular
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#2903
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#2904
So it is
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As big john states, an exhaust shop is far different than a traditional general repair facility. Those guys are wizards with a torch, and are generally a bit less, simply because they've seen about everything Because of that, they don't usually need to replace about everything.
#2905
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As big john states, an exhaust shop is far different than a traditional general repair facility. Those guys are wizards with a torch, and are generally a bit less, simply because they've seen about everything Because of that, they don't usually need to replace about everything.
#cheapskate
#2906
So it is
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Driving up to the hills on a holiday weekend, is just about the silliest thing one can do. The silliest thing one can do, is drive home on Monday.
#2907
So it is
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I will consider it if not easily done by myself. That said, the only exhaust shops near me (that I know of) are Midas/Meineke and I suspect they will also want me to buy new parts.
#cheapskate
#cheapskate
#2908
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I will consider it if not easily done by myself. That said, the only exhaust shops near me (that I know of) are Midas/Meineke and I suspect they will also want me to buy new parts.
#cheapskate
#cheapskate
Just sayin’
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#2909
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Traction? Whatever. Old divorced dude with a Corvette, a guitar, and an ebike. Addict goes in the shed (if you got the house) with the others and bench never to be ridden again. Sorry to hear about the divorce, by the way.
Cody is your only redeeming quality and should attract the women despite the problems above. Lewis and Cody would be buds. Lewis loves the belly rub.
Cody is your only redeeming quality and should attract the women despite the problems above. Lewis and Cody would be buds. Lewis loves the belly rub.
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#2910
So it is
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Oh man, sbxx. Lewis is looking great.
#2911
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Signed my kid up for Copper ski school with his buddies Saturdays in February. Timing is everything. I had two long ski school drives last winter and I'm not doing that again. If we can hit 6 by 6:00 am, we should be good.
#2912
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Lewis is turning into a pretty good camping dog. He does eat socks, my wife's underwear, and generally will take all smelly items into the yard for a chase and a treat.
But we might be rounding the corner on these issues.
But we might be rounding the corner on these issues.
#2913
So it is
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Folks on I70 now will sit for the next three hours. Same folks will come back on Monday and sit for four hours. Weather is good so the trailers are also out.
Signed my kid up for Copper ski school with his buddies Saturdays in February. Timing is everything. I had two long ski school drives last winter and I'm not doing that again. If we can hit 6 by 6:00 am, we should be good.
Signed my kid up for Copper ski school with his buddies Saturdays in February. Timing is everything. I had two long ski school drives last winter and I'm not doing that again. If we can hit 6 by 6:00 am, we should be good.
Trailers, 4 wheelers, mtb's, all sorts of fun. Getting away from the Texan with a chest freezer and generator hanging off the back of his pop up camper, with the added touch of a house window ac unit installed, was key. All this was on the back of some chipped Powerstroke diseasel, that just plain stunk.
The crit on Monday isn't early enough to miss the traffic.
#2914
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Harbor Freight tomorrow. Light saber/LED tool light, torque lug nut wrench, some paint brushes, extra chocks, and an electronic fly swatter.
#2917
So it is
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#2918
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Very Nice photo.
Thanks. I will check it out. Need something that can fit easily in a jersey pocket. Currently have a Sony RX 100 II, which I am not happy after the warranty repair it underwent shortly after I bought it.
I miss my original Cannon, which I got as a gift in '09. Nice images and good zoom. I liked it so much I decided to let it slip from my hand and fall into a river after taking a photo on a bridge.
I miss my original Cannon, which I got as a gift in '09. Nice images and good zoom. I liked it so much I decided to let it slip from my hand and fall into a river after taking a photo on a bridge.
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#2919
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I assume she was cute because homely girls never get big tips. Sad.
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#2921
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Brilliant minds think alike.
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#2922
Mostly Harmless
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How'd that work out for ya.
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That definitely would liven up the place.
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#2924
So it is
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