[sledneckforlife]

Oh boy power out again....****ing hate cape cod!

[Pump Scout]

Heavy snows over there, too?

BTW, check out the spiffy new Living Legends 6 badge. Mmmm, new badge smell.

[sledneckforlife]

Originally Posted by Pump Scout

Heavy snows over there, too?

BTW, check out the spiffy new Living Legends 6 badge. Mmmm, new badge smell.

Damn wind an rain now.....transformer blowing up like fireworks!!!

[Pump Scout]

Sounds about right. We got a couple days of snow here, then freezing rain. Turned the whole state into a skating rink.

[trancer23]

hit 82 today. Its 76 out now (715pm)

84 tomorrow.



down side.. need to mow

[Cold_Hearted_Man]

Originally Posted by trancer23

hit 82 today. Its 76 out now (715pm)

84 tomorrow.



down side.. need to mow

Oh lord no!!! Not this again!

[Shocker_Monkey]

I would much rather have to deal with mowing year round than freezing my *** off trying to clear the pile of snow the plows left at the end of my drive way.

[Ernchdrank]

It's raining here but its warm rain....

[Somnambulistz]

hacky sack my scrotum its too quiet in here.

Brad got the text, beautiful new gun uses it the best of times bro.

Another mundane loss for Liverpool today, ****ing pissed about that, outta tampons and everyone has been so busy skype is desolate, Jordan is scared

[sledneckforlife]

It's sunny and brisk out. Stopped raining, I can finally get a couple angel projects done. I hate getting an order and not having power shuts me down .

Got a few cool things in the works. More to come soon.

[trancer23]

brad your 2.5 test guns are boxed and going out today. enjoy

[Pump Scout]

Originally Posted by Shocker_Monkey

I would much rather have to deal with mowing year round than freezing my <del>***</del> off trying to clear the pile of snow the plows left at the end of my drive way.

This. Especially bad when those piles freeze in place.

[dr.strangelove]

Originally Posted by Pump Scout

This. Especially bad when those piles freeze in place.

I used to live on one of the busier streets in town, and they would plow, then follow up with de-icer. Which mixes with the road grit and hardens the snow piled up from the plow into solid chunks of ice. On your sidewalk. And driveway. 2 foot deep banks weren't at all uncommon after a heavy snow. Had to chip that crap away inch by inch just to get our mail delivered (mailman would refuse delivery if the sidewalk wasn't clear).

[sledneckforlife]

Originally Posted by trancer23

brad your 2.5 test guns are boxed and going out today. enjoy

Seriously cool of you to do that man. If it all works out this could be big news.

[Japy]

Originally Posted by dr.strangelove

I used to live on one of the busier streets in town, and they would plow, then follow up with de-icer. Which mixes with the road grit and hardens the snow piled up from the plow into solid chunks of ice. On your sidewalk. And driveway. 2 foot deep banks weren't at all uncommon after a heavy snow. Had to chip that crap away inch by inch just to get our mail delivered (mailman would refuse delivery if the sidewalk wasn't clear).

At that point I'd buy one of those yard stick long torches and just melt the **** down.

We live in the middle of butt **** nowhere.. we only see snow plows once a month. So right now after all the rain the snow is gone but the roads are solid ice, and they are slanted heavily towards the ditch... staying on the road is an adventure out here.. especially with the 60mph wind gusts yesterday.

Getting extremely sick and tired of driving through town though cuz the state of **** stain Michigan dumps more sand than salt on main roads.. so all it does is turn into a ****ing brown mist of "lol I just used an entire washer fluid reservoir in 20 miles and now I can't see anything!!"

[Japy]

Actually its only mid michigan where this is a problem.. when I lived on the west side of the state (which gets exponentially more snow due to lake effect) the roads were fine.. but in Lansing area they only hire alcoholics to drive plow trucks.

[Pump Scout]

Well, that Passat wagon isn't going to work out. He's got a "policy" about not selling to friends and family. Continuing the prowl. It actually opens up a few doors, because running through rate and term, now I know what I can be looking for, and it's quite a bit more than I initially thought.

[Japy]

That means he knows it's got problems and doesn't wanna have you knocking on his door

[Pump Scout]

Nope, I think it's more that he's afraid of what my father in law would do to him if something happened to it a month down the road.

I have no doubts it's a solid enough car. Truth be told, I probably wouldn't want to sell a car to a friend or family member either. If something did happen, it might become awkward. In my case, if something would have happened, I'm pretty good with wrenches, and what I can't handle, my father in law can. But still.

Thinking about a Focus. Good efficiency, can get it in stick, and there's a bazillion of them out there with the 2.0 engine being widely used, so parts shouldn't be a problem.

[sledneckforlife]

Get something ahmexican, dodge is a good start. The charger has a few dif. Engine choices and a bunch of upgrades. Prices are negotiable almost everywhere . They drive great and have plenty of power.

[trancer23]

Camaro Assualt Scout

http://image.camaroperformers.com/f/...ro-concept.jpg

crappie sorry huge image.