Penguin4x4

Like peas and carrots ! Come on Matt, year round veggies, it's like I was destined to go to Texas Not just Texas; Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Southern California, along with any of the Central American countries. With the right greenhouse though you can grow veggies year round pretty much anywhere

Oh how I love stand mixers

seasonal vegetation? wtf is that?

yeah its a motherfucker all right...chicken and fish are your friends

import some from down here, where they grow year round

Sean, do you use red sauce on your pizza or the more traditional way with just tomatoes?

mmm, SR71 kit looks like it might be fun

hell if that's the case I could fart a 130 no problem

http://www.autoblog.com/2011/05/17/ebay-find-of-the-day-mazda-miata-forms-basis-for-unlikely-rat-r/ points for originality

Jim Henson died 21 years ago today

Last I checked (and its been awhile since shop class) most car floorboards are usually 16 or 18 gauge, which is in the neighborhood of 2-2.5 lb./sq. ft. Are they making floors thinner these days or am I just talking out of my ass? First of all, I see an error in what I said - doubling mass gets you a 6 dB reduction. You also start to get into the difference between a rigid and limp barrier. The point is still worth keeping in mind. I'm not sure what's being used on floors now. I do know that I've yet to lay a barrier on the floor and not been able to hear a difference, but it is less of a difference than you get when adding it to the thinner and lighter sheet metal used for door skins, quarter panels, etc. I don't know what they told you door skins were made of in shop class, but if you've ever handled a new one it's shockingly light. Door skins were 18 or 20 gauge and floors were 16 or 18 gauge, but those cars were predominately midsize and fullsize American cars from the 70's and 80's the teacher pulled out of a junkyard to teach us how to weld and do basic metal work; a whole lot has changed in the automotive world since then.

pup is back from the vet and I got some rum...so far a good day...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDe3Fy7o2wc

oh god I posted outside the 'hop again WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ME!??!!?!?

Last I checked (and its been awhile since shop class) most car floorboards are usually 16 or 18 gauge, which is in the neighborhood of 2-2.5 lb./sq. ft. Are they making floors thinner these days or am I just talking out of my ass?

People these days will smoke anything to get high, won't they

:roflmao:

sipping palomas grilling steaks...yum...

Main reason I ask is my parents were considering some "outdoor speakers" for the back patio, figured I could make 'em with a DIY bookshelf kit for cheaper...*continues browsing* something like a Zaph TM kit

Honestly, wtf is the difference between an outdoor speaker and a regular bookshelf? woofer material?

Looks like Judge Dredd

Seems neither were used and alcohol might have been a factor (he was riding, not driving, but still)