$atan day nata$
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Red oak off to the barn to dry. Was not expecting the void in the middle but not surprised, had to brace the larger pieces to keep from splitting.
Going to be adding some hangers for the cords and thinking it will get a blue rattle can treatment. Why blue? Because my 3 yr old will tell me it's her favorite color when she sees it.
I did 50 miles on the tri bike today. Beautiful day for it. The Celtics are getting destroyed. Jesus Christ.
Always activate your alotments of alliteration in the AM.
I sort of got into that shit in the Sprinter - I want a cigarette lighter socket that's live when the vehicle's not running, started to try to explore the electrical system, pretty much backed off when I figured out how easy the electrical system is to fuck up, how hard it is to get to, and even how difficult it'd be to run wiring from under the driver's seat to under the passenger's seat.
Can't remove the driver's seat unless I disconnect the battery so as not to cause the airbag system to get into some weird state.
After the last jeep I learned my lesson now I pull all the wire possibly needed and some others for future use just in case and do it all in one harness bundle.
Well, rates are based on the expectation that there is a tomorrow-value greater than the today-value. So low rates are a way of saying "no future" which is a pretty punk rock statement.
spigot replaced. garden planted. time for beer. corned beef is ready and waiting, sauerkraut still crock potting.
Meanwhile in my hometown
approved but skeptical. Is it a milkshake whatever? I'm not sure about those.
Also, I had an IPA a few months ago. It was given to me by accident, but I didn't hate it.
Sour ales are, by definition, not the milkshake. It will not bring all the hops to the yard.
Local brewery also had a very tasty New England IPA with lactose sugar which was delicious.
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No. Also, no. And no. No no no nope no.
but I'm down with a good sour.
Friday I had a saison brewed with pawpaw. That weird enough for you?What Are You Drinking Tonight? ... JUST BEER!
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No. Also, no. And no. No no no nope no.
but I'm down with a good sour.
This is the way. Everything automotive I wire is totally separate from the vehicles oem harness unless it absolutely has to be connected, and all new harnesses get Extra circuits for future expansion. When possible I install extra switches too, or at least leave room in the panel.
Interest only mortgages too.
45 mile ride around town. Combination of city streets, bike lanes, bike paths and greenway dirt paths. Averaged 19 MPH, not too shabby for a MTB with knobbies and countless stop signs and traffic lights.
How many times did you have to race @stoney ? Was it as homoerotic as volleyball? Who was inverted?
I wasn't even wearing shades. Opportunity lost.
Been pretty happy with switch pros, auxbeams budget set up and of course S pod and S tek stuff. I run a genesis off road dual battery system with twin odysseys so I have plenty of power and isolator/management of the system overall with their G unit to monitor. For comms I run a western radio rig runner set up so it has its own circuit with zero feedback or distortion.
Spods/Switchpros are nice and making wiring dead easy, but I've never liked having all my switches in the same spot. I like my shit kind of spread around so I never have to look to know exactly which switch I'm hitting. However on a nice vehicle you don't want to cut up they're a life saver.
Thanks! It went pretty well. We had a couple of students test positive so some last minute filling in parts, but I highly recommend the Morales. Cool piece!