Watching all those detergent commercials that say they get blood and dirt out. If you have clothing that has a lot of blood and dirt on it I think you have bigger problems on your hands then trying to pick the right detergent.
Damn it... Transmission shifter is sticking in the truck and I can't figure out the issue. Searches for "raptor transmission sticking" turned up zero results.... Caved in and was about to take to dealership, informed wife of the plan and she says:
"Oh, it might be sticking because I spilled a full redbull on the center console last week....sorry!"
Damn it... Transmission shifter is sticking in the truck and I can't figure out the issue. Searches for "raptor transmission sticking" turned up zero results.... Caved in and was about to take to dealership, informed wife of the plan and she says:
"Oh, it might be sticking because I spilled a full redbull on the center console last week....sorry!"
If you intend on driving the speed limit down every back road from Columbia to Georgetown, why in the fawk did you waste all that money on a Porsche? Just why?
Regular tow mirrors? Or squat truck tow mirrors? Mirrors on squat trucks are harder to hit dead on because of the angle of deflection. I've found that coming in with a rod angle of 7 degrees down, 49 mph, and aiming about 6 o'clock high is a great method. Worth every bit of 75 pts in my book due to difficulty, next to yoinking a state troopers hat.
Unless of course you take into account that falcons, Eagles, and other large birds-of-prey are oft referred to as "raptors". In which case the name would now truly fit.
After spending the last week of my life on the Vegas strip I have seen the best and worst of everything humanity has to offer haha. Especially on Fremont and during first Friday in the art district. I'll post some stuff when I get home and download all the madness
Just curious. It's a random thoughts page. And I like them. In my opinion they were too smart and before their time. Let's see what kinda negative Nelli this is gunna bring out of the woodpile.
