in other words, any given Wednesday in Hollywood.
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Shawarma is right up there with tacos and pizza in terms of food greatness. I do put my Shawarma on a pedestal.I had to google what those are, and they look delicious. I had some soup and salad.
At least you had soup. I have a salad. Some 'tard decided to put cucumber in it. Going to have to add myself to the kill list.
No sh!t.
True story, my brother is a jackass. As he became famous for building insane car stereos, more and more folks started bringing him more and more insane cars. Every car that came into the shop got road tested. The usual road test was high speed country runs and donuts. Depending on how long the car was with us was how extensive the road tests would be (usually a week minimum).
My dad's favorite was a '41 Hudson Six hotrod that was valued at $250k that we abused. My personal favorite was the Testarossa convertible (one of only 2 at the time). We had the redhead for a week and flogged the sh!t out of it. He has gotten to drive some flat out amazing cars.
from a pain standpoint.....mandown would be the toughest fucker in the jail.
what do they limit the speed on those at?
when my older brother had his gutted corrado with the quaife and the 2.9L VR6 with a really big fucking turbo....we were playing follow the leader with a M5 up until about 135 mph.....was probably @ 2007...
I think they were all limited to 155.
I thought you only have a daughter, your little ATV riding monkey?Morning Monkeys.
Shopping for a used sh!tbox for the kid since he'll need wheels (after the head gasket sh!t the bed on the Subbie). I've actually found a couple early 2000ish Civics (1 Accord) with relatively low miles and no fart can. Will have to get him something quick because I don't want him driving the truck and no way in hell is he driving the car.
It wasn't the car I wasn't keen on driving again… It was more the rainy conditions I drove it in. I have since driven my buddy Ian's identical car quite a bit. Super fun, particularly now that I was able to get used to it in dry tarmac conditions.
Bman rode BMX (Hofman 20") and my Azonic DS1 with 24's and a Stratos FR4 dual crown (he loved that bike) but he quit riding after high school (2002?) after we built his '66 bug (16th birthday in 2002). He was 14 when MadDog was born. Technically he is my ex's son and we aren't together so I'm not supposed to be around. Oops. This is a soar spot with her, FYI.
<edit> I plan to give him my rigid DK 26" to ride with the grandson, he has gotten the balance bike down and is ready to step up. Bikes were our bonding point, it is important to me to make sure he has that with little man.
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Getting dark out. Hmmm...probably not a good day for forest activities.
Got it. This explains it. Family trees are complicated.
Went on a mini shopping spree to get all of the stuff I am going to need to mount my subwoofers back in the truck. Turns out I couldn't live without them. New sub box, cables and bits and such.
Insane two weeks of forward planning comeplete, I learned my 2016 EBIT came in at 15.1% which is golden in today's retail environment, too bad it's only 20% of comp. Meh, should not be a half bad bonus this year.
187mph due to aerodynamic limitation.
Both kids being pains in the asses tonight at bedtime. Mariko out of her room yelling because she can't read some word in her learn to read books, then, later, because she can't find her zebra blankie thing (that she left downstairs). Yuna restless and grabbing at my face instead of going to sleep.
I threw in the towel, put up Yuna's gate, told her to lie down and go to sleep, and retreated to the basement, furthest from their rooms.
I threw in the towel, put up Yuna's gate, told her to lie down and go to sleep, and retreated to the basement, furthest from their rooms.
Had to ship an order today and tried a new UPS Store. Total pain in the ass. They asked for my phone number and drivers license before taking my package. Then handed me a document printed both sides in 12 pt. text and told me to initial two places, sign and date on the back. Who has time to read all that for one small package. Really don't like signing waivers/agreements unexpectedly. Ridiculous.
I told them I'll just use Fedex next time.
I told them I'll just use Fedex next time.
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/shipping-center
Do the paperwork on the computer at home, print paid label at home, drop off and interact only minimally with the store folks. That UPS Store form is indeed stupid.
Do the paperwork on the computer at home, print paid label at home, drop off and interact only minimally with the store folks. That UPS Store form is indeed stupid.
It's supposedly cheaper and more convenient to create a UPS account and print your own labels. I would hope that just dropping off a pre-labeled package doesn't require a TSA style interrogation.