You should write them a very strongly worded letter, and tell them how you really feel.
Get a text from the wife yesterday saying that while she was out and I was at work, that the materials for our roof had finally arrived. The stupid fucking jackwagon morons just plunked down 5500lbs worth of roofing shingles in the middle of the driveway and called it a day. So instead of going to a wedding I was supposed to attend with my wife I got to shlep all this shit out of my driveway by hand so I could use my own goddamn garage. I am feeling it this morning too.
They got a phone call, and I can assure you they know how I feel.You should write them a very strongly worded letter, and tell them how you really feel.
Where would you rather they placed them, on the lawn? In the street?They got a phone call, and I can assure you they know how I feel.
I dunno, the roof maybe? Last time we had the roof replaced the vendor managed to put them all up there. I had our contractor come over and he helped me move them. He couldn't figure out why they left them there either.Where would you rather they placed them, on the lawn? In the street?
Best case, if the truck (likely flatbed from vendor, not contractor) could fit down your driveway, would be just in front of the garage.
Maybe, but why risk it?felt ok...would prob help if i drank less, eh?
My thoughts too, I haven't seen one so since mmike moved back to Canadia.Also you have a very narrow driveway.
You would still have been faster than either of us.Cold finally starting to break up.
I didn't get up at 6 for stoney/toshi shuttle. Local ride with lots of coughing and phlegm in store!
WPP
Get a text from the wife yesterday saying that while she was out and I was at work, that the materials for our roof had finally arrived. The stupid fucking jackwagon morons just plunked down 5500lbs worth of roofing shingles in the middle of the driveway and called it a day. So instead of going to a wedding I was supposed to attend with my wife I got to shlep all this shit out of my driveway by hand so I could use my own goddamn garage. I am feeling it this morning too.
You're gonna take a beating manana, sir.No riding today, though a retired women's xc-pro invited me for a ride tomorrow morning at Thuper Awethum. Sucking wind that early doesn't appeal to me, though she has two kids so maybe it wouldn't be too much of a beating.
Nope, told her I couldn't ride until later that afternoon. We've been trying to meet up to ride since we keep running into each other. Not going to lie, she's fast, uber fit, and will probably pummel me. She's not your average, way-too-serious, xc weeny, she's cool and funny.You're gonna take a beating manana, sir.
non lubricated Trojans?need to find some sticky assed rubber. .
After I cleaned up, it was mostly scuffing down my shin, one good cut on my knee and another on the forearm. My other shin has an egg from losing the pedal though.You would still have been faster than either of us.
2500' up. 4000' down. I am beat.
I managed to clip a pedal at speed on Mustang, land on my back face up maybe 8' off the trail, and catapult my bike down to the next switchback. That was exciting, and bloodless unlike Stoney's several escapades.
Not sure about install issues. We made it all the way down Mtn Lion, Mustang, and Maverick before it arose. It felt kind of mushy at the tail end of Maverick (which means I should have hit it with CO2), so I'm thinking I might have developed a slow leak, but it blew bead <100 yards in. Everything kind of went downhill from there. I washed out in the lower chute trying a new line, then one the runout after the last creek crossing I had the tire roll again sending me into the bushes at high speed. All in, it was a rough day. Totally worth it for the riding though.DIdn't you just swap tires the night before? Installer error possible?
I have some good strong light 26" rims for ya !!
(try to not fuck them up.)
Gotta say I love the e.13 TRS+ I picked up off of @Nick. Been running it up front since I got my bike and I have to say it's blown every other front tire I've run out of the water, and I've run quite a few. A bit slow out back, but you won't be wanting for more traction.Solid ride today. Dry season is over, need to find some sticky assed rubber. Perhaps some e-13s.
totally.A bit slow out back, but you won't be wanting for more traction.
And they last forever, too. Mine refuses to die closing in on 1.5k miles.Gotta say I love the e.13 TRS+ I picked up off of @Nick. Been running it up front since I got my bike and I have to say it's blown every other front tire I've run out of the water, and I've run quite a few. A bit slow out back, but you won't be wanting for more traction.