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Oh yeah, way cheaper. I have most tools, but will try to get everything I need all at once.
you'll need like a 5lb mallet to set the t-nuts as wel.
I'm just still bitter about paying $500 for a "specialist" that used the same q-tip as the first doc tried but didn't follow through with. The idea they felt it was fine and it obviously wasn't "as is" also pisses me off. I hope its fine now, thanks to my $100 eye drops.
'Morning. All I want right now is to wake the hell up. I can't do a damn lick of work because I am so sleepy......
to your wife or the horse? I only have enough good vibes today for one of them.
Dude...
same.
Is this something g he is looking to keep doing? You may want to also look at the diamond info it edge as well. About 400 ish, adjustable from 13 in to 31, and 5lbs to 70.
we'll see how he likes it. if he does, and he's any good, we'll look into better equipment.
brought back memories of when I'd tie m80s to arrows and shoot 'em as high as I could . . .
Slight tangent... Thinking about building in the basement too, but the chalk mess will kill Wifey. I'll basically have to get a permanent set of cloth tarps to cover the new carpet down there. But... that also gives us the cave option. I have space for about 20ft of wall, a narrow cave path maybe 6ft wide, then another 8-12ft of wall on the other side. Haley REALLY wants to have a cave, so I could do it there. Also, it's a dead space section of the basement; there is nothing there and I don't think anything will be going there.
Basically these walls:
The wall would be built along the long back wall with the turn in it. The notch on the shorter side is the vent, so that can't be mounted to, but we can work with that being covered over. **There are the listing pics. That ain't my crap ass furniture.**
just make sure you use enough screws, hopefully you dont cave your house in, hehSlight tangent... Thinking about building in the basement too, but the chalk mess will kill Wifey. I'll basically have to get a permanent set of cloth tarps to cover the new carpet down there. But... that also gives us the cave option. I have space for about 20ft of wall, a narrow cave path maybe 6ft wide, then another 8-12ft of wall on the other side. Haley REALLY wants to have a cave, so I could do it there. Also, it's a dead space section of the basement; there is nothing there and I don't think anything will be going there.
Basically these walls:
The wall would be built along the long back wall with the turn in it. The notch on the shorter side is the vent, so that can't be mounted to, but we can work with that being covered over. **There are the listing pics. That ain't my crap ass furniture.**
do it. garage climbing would suck in the winter.Slight tangent... Thinking about building in the basement too, but the chalk mess will kill Wifey. I'll basically have to get a permanent set of cloth tarps to cover the new carpet down there. But... that also gives us the cave option. I have space for about 20ft of wall, a narrow cave path maybe 6ft wide, then another 8-12ft of wall on the other side. Haley REALLY wants to have a cave, so I could do it there. Also, it's a dead space section of the basement; there is nothing there and I don't think anything will be going there.
Basically these walls:
The wall would be built along the long back wall with the turn in it. The notch on the shorter side is the vent, so that can't be mounted to, but we can work with that being covered over. **There are the listing pics. That ain't my crap ass furniture.**
6x6 supports for the crossover.
nice room, and with fireplace!
your wife is NEVER going to let you do this.
your wife is NEVER going to let you do this.
She was actually questioning why I would do it in the garage because I need the storage space. I was trying to be reasonable and get it out of the house. If I can get it inside, I'll do it! The taped down tarp to protect for chalk will make me laugh my ass off when she sees it though.nice room, and with fireplace!
your wife is NEVER going to let you do this.
For a home wall chalk is gonna be less of an issue than you think
I didn't know Oompa Loompas were real!
That's Haley's space that I still need to setup. It's a pretty decent size storage, but she really wants it for herself. I think I need to put in a light though.
gym mats?
Padding yes, but to protect the new carpet.
Somehow I survived this odd day. More weird tomorrow. Rode tonight, mud is almost firm but slow. Moar snow tomorrow.
I hate the 200. I always seem to end up with one for a rental. It does nothing well, everything is just good enough not to be terrible. It is the perfect example of working really hard to be bleh.Here is their 2018 line up:
I am not a fan of the 200 (it will not be released until 2019) (plus they laid off 1300 factory workers who built the 200 series), and my biggest gripe with Chrysler is their bad fuel economy in their midsize and compact cars (which IMO is one of the big points of the midsize to compact range)
And I have never seen the 300 as a car for a younger person.
So it's perfect for the average American
Aspire for mediocrity.
Just to make you feel like a winner, it was 40 degrees up to 9000 feet today. Too swampy for fat biking, so I just went to the gym and fucked off on the Monkey for the day...
That should be quite the nightmare if a deep-freeze moves in before more snow.
ahh ran three miles at a 10 minute/mile pace to end my day
You doing lessons? Or just giving the basics and letting him run with it?we'll see how he likes it. if he does, and he's any good, we'll look into better equipment.
brought back memories of when I'd tie m80s to arrows and shoot 'em as high as I could . . .
probably at least a few lessons to see what he thinks . . . there's a place in town that gives them.
Still running hot and cold since Friday. Pretty safe bet it's the flu.
Looking forward to riding the snow machines in the deep lake effect powder. Blueberry pancakes, eggs and, Jimmydean Sausages. Love the patties....