What did he do to get booted??
Four-vay-em wakeup, decided it was a sign to go golf. It all worked out as planned, guy one in my group got kicked off the course before our tee time and guy 2 zoomed ahead in a cart, leaving me alone to shoot an even par 36.
Now to mow the lawn, mud the basement, sand some walls and lay some flooring. Yay!
Wanted to zip around and play 18 before work riding solo in a cart. Ranger told him nope, there's another rider doing 18 in your group, you'll ride together, we don't have enough carts. Guy didn't take too kindly to that and spouted off about how he was friends with all the maintenance staff, and he plays sooo many paying rounds there and he'll never come back if they didn't acquiesce to his demands.What did he do to get booted??
we'll check back in the afternoon. see what you can do.I have no update on my balls this morning.
Good kitteh got his old, bad self another baby bunny... the wife was not amused.
Great. Now I'm hungry for some rabbit stew.
Our germ toob finally arrived at the gate. Now we are waiting for a “missing flight attendant.”Germ toob chaos, bc of weather in ORD. Cop waiting at the gate for arriving passenger - kinda curious to see what that’s about.
I just wanna get home and get a ride in…
Yep - if they're digging in to replace the throwout bearing, you may as well have them put a new plate in - the only extra cost should be the nominal $$ for the new clutch plate. Probably should have them check the pressure plate while they're in there as well...<snip>
Also found out the clutch may be going on my car. there's a squealing sound that goes away when I press on the clutch pedal. garage thinks it's probably the clutch release bearing. not sure why I have to replace the whole clutch if just one bearing is going, but the thing is 11 years old and has 105,600 miles on it, so maybe it should just be replaced as a wear item anyways?!
You don't need your own - just sign up for NetJets!Our germ toob finally arrived at the gate. Now we are waiting for a “missing flight attendant.”
Maybe I can convince management that we need a PJ. That’s what the 0.0006% call them, right? PJs…?
If you are removing the transmission at any time replace the clutch and clutch bearing. I'd do the rear main seal and any other specific maintainance items in the area. This is one of those jobs were most of your money is in gaining access to the parts, so you are probably best off replacing all wear items while you can instead of spending thousands of dollars to replace $100 items multiple times.last day of work before 2 weeks off. camping on an island for 5 days with my BIL and family. It's always a highlight of our year. the kids love it. I also finally get to test out the hammock I got for my birthday last september... Then I'm hoping my back will be strong enough to let me take my youngest hiking in the Adirondacks the following week. Not sure what to do with my eldest. Maybe a few days camping and riding at Kingdom? We've decided to do separate vacations with them this year. It's too fucking miserable spending time with them together.
I'm ready for a vacation. lot's of make-work bullshit at the office stemming from political bullshit from the politicians. obviously, that's the nature of the jorb when you work for government, but it's nice to be able to step away every now and again.
Also found out the clutch may be going on my car. there's a squealing sound that goes away when I press on the clutch pedal. garage thinks it's probably the clutch release bearing. not sure why I have to replace the whole clutch if just one bearing is going, but the thing is 11 years old and has 105,600 miles on it, so maybe it should just be replaced as a wear item anyways?! I can't afford a new car right now, but I'm also tired of dumping cash into this thing. We replaced front ball joints, rear control links, exhaust pipe, and all four brakes this year. Muffler might need replacing too. I'm not cut out for owning an old car... I need to be able to do more shit on my own.
Yep - if they're digging in to replace the throwout bearing, you may as well have them put a new plate in - the only extra cost should be the nominal $$ for the new clutch plate. Probably should have them check the pressure plate while they're in there as well...
any thoughts on whether I should get the garage to order the kit before I actually need it? seems like supply and availability are something of an issue at the moment... or are these super common with lots of available aftermarket parts?If you are removing the transmission at any time replace the clutch and clutch bearing. I'd do the rear main seal and any other specific maintainance items in the area. This is one of those jobs were most of your money is in gaining access to the parts, so you are probably best off replacing all wear items while you can instead of spending thousands of dollars to replace $100 items multiple times.
They *should* be commonly available. What you might do is just call a couple local parts stores and see if they have all the parts for your make/model just to get an idea of availability generally.any thoughts on whether I should get the garage to order the kit before I actually need it? seems like supply and availability are something of an issue at the moment... or are these super common with lots of available aftermarket parts?
What kind of car, how many miles, how long do you want to keep it?any thoughts on whether I should get the garage to order the kit before I actually need it? seems like supply and availability are something of an issue at the moment... or are these super common with lots of available aftermarket parts?
Nothing as of yet. Still contemplating either trading it in or maybe fixing it... but for now we keep driving it because other than the bit of rough idle at cold, it runs OK.Hey Shared Skittles: what has happened with your low compression (iirc) issue on your 5.0 anyway
Much like a bike shop, it was a popular drop. There's a certain amount of "I have been a massive pain in your ass for the last 2mos. I'm trying my best to reset that we're not *those* customers. And from working in the bike shop, that was always a winner.Great. Now I'm hungry for donuts and beer.
Hopefully you got the donuts from We Knead Donuts?Much like a bike shop, it was a popular drop. There's a certain amount of "I have been a massive pain in your ass for the last 2mos. I'm trying my best to reset that we're not *those* customers. And from working in the bike shop, that was always a winner.