February 18, 201411 yr Admin I am great at finding weaknesses. This is what happens if you get out of the car with the vape pen on your lap.This is the mini Pro Tank. I am actually pretty happy with it so far. I fell it hits more like a cig.This is the eGo weakness. They are press fit and will buckle if in your pocket. The middle one is with the press fit half pulled apart.The guts.My smokes for the day. lmaoA pile of gremlins. J-bird Abuse Testing Services.
February 18, 201411 yr Admin True Nutrition guys, thanks for getting me drinking awesome tasting shakes again. The only thing I miss is the nasty gas that came with every muscletech shake. I can make you one of my Kale smoothies if you would like.
February 18, 201411 yr Admin The 06' Xterra has been a good ride in the snow and all around. Its the off-road edition so has selectable locker in the rear, 265hp, 6 speed. The W likes it bc it has some crazy amount of air bags. something like 13 or 15 total. Daughters Lexus RX300 does well in the snow too although I haven't driven it as much. I FUCKING hate Subaru's, More fucking hate their drivers. I generally don't classify ppl that way but MFer's be a dumb breed that drive a Subby. Audi is definitely a no brainer. I shagged Audi's (and other brands) for a few years and the AWD has some serious sticking power. I owned one back in the day and can say it was a beast. I could not agree more! They must watch all those dumb ass commericals and believe they can drive in anything. My take is you meet the dumbest people in a Subaru if it is snowing. It must take a certain personality type to think a Subby is a good choice. I will admit I have owned two and hated both of them. Maintenance was through the roof as something different would break every week. My mom had an Outback right when they first came out and I can say it was about the only one I ever drove I liked. My parents love them and that is all they own now. I drove dad's Trebica with 31k on it and it needs all the bushing replaced in the front end already. They told him that was normal and offered him replacement parts at a discount. Needless to say I would never own one. Hey now, I like the cars, but this is coming from a racing perspective.
February 18, 201411 yr Applied for an apprentice level position at Monticello Nuclear Plant. Oh lawd.I rode past it on a snowmobile yesterday. Well not exactly, but I could see the steam. FTFYHa, indeed. I LOVE steam power.
February 18, 201411 yr The 06' Xterra has been a good ride in the snow and all around. Its the off-road edition so has selectable locker in the rear, 265hp, 6 speed. The W likes it bc it has some crazy amount of air bags. something like 13 or 15 total. Daughters Lexus RX300 does well in the snow too although I haven't driven it as much. I FUCKING hate Subaru's, More fucking hate their drivers. I generally don't classify ppl that way but MFer's be a dumb breed that drive a Subby. Audi is definitely a no brainer. I shagged Audi's (and other brands) for a few years and the AWD has some serious sticking power. I owned one back in the day and can say it was a beast. I could not agree more! They must watch all those dumb ass commericals and believe they can drive in anything. My take is you meet the dumbest people in a Subaru if it is snowing.It must take a certain personality type to think a Subby is a good choice. I will admit I have owned two and hated both of them. Maintenance was through the roof as something different would break every week. My mom had an Outback right when they first came out and I can say it was about the only one I ever drove I liked. My parents love them and that is all they own now. I drove dad's Trebica with 31k on it and it needs all the bushing replaced in the front end already. They told him that was normal and offered him replacement parts at a discount. Needless to say I would never own one. Hey now, I like the cars, but this is coming from a racing perspective.How many licks does it take to get to the center? Quite the race.
February 18, 201411 yr Has the double rings. The cylinders walls were checked last year when the pipe was installed and were pristine. He Is the first owner and only rode it two seasons so super low miles. has had the same mechanic do all maintenance since new. Not overly modded. Has the V force 3 reed valves, starter pipe and clutch work done. Not that I'm an ass dragger lover but ignorance is definitely bliss. We agreed on 3500 in payments. I will ride it a few seasons and hopefully sell it for at least what I paid for it if not a little more. Would post pics but can't figure out how on my stupid ass iPhone.
February 18, 201411 yr Has the double rings. The cylinders walls were checked last year when the pipe was installed and were pristine. He Is the first owner and only rode it two seasons so super low miles. has had the same mechanic do all maintenance since new. Not overly modded. Has the V force 3 reed valves, starter pipe and clutch work done. Not that I'm an ass dragger lover but ignorance is definitely bliss. We agreed on 3500 in payments. I will ride it a few seasons and hopefully sell it for at least what I paid for it if not a little more. Would post pics but can't figure out how on my stupid ass iPhone.Curious what was done to the clutches. My sleds get clutch work EVERY year
February 18, 201411 yr If the wife is going to insist on electric for the next place I will have to do induction. Ive hated every electric stove.You need to whip that woman. First a knife set and now electric. "Dying" to hear the reasons.She's never lived with gas and has been scared to think its unsafe and could blow up the house.
February 18, 201411 yr BTW, not sure if I've asked this but how do you guys stop your fond from burning? Sometimes when I do multiple batches of food the fond ends up burning and being unusable for a sauce.Deglaze as you cook. A more specific description of what you are cooking when you have the problem will make it easier to help.Can't think of anything off hand. I'll post next time it happens. I think hamburger meat is pretty common to cause the issue.
February 18, 201411 yr Has the double rings. The cylinders walls were checked last year when the pipe was installed and were pristine. He Is the first owner and only rode it two seasons so super low miles. has had the same mechanic do all maintenance since new. Not overly modded. Has the V force 3 reed valves, starter pipe and clutch work done. Not that I'm an ass dragger lover but ignorance is definitely bliss. We agreed on 3500 in payments. I will ride it a few seasons and hopefully sell it for at least what I paid for it if not a little more. Would post pics but can't figure out how on my stupid ass iPhone.Curious what was done to the clutches. My sleds get clutch work EVERY year As you can see I have no clue as far as sleds go. I will post pics when I get home of the suspension motor and everything else. Any other particular questions I should ask before buying?
February 18, 201411 yr If the wife is going to insist on electric for the next place I will have to do induction. Ive hated every electric stove.You need to whip that woman. First a knife set and now electric. "Dying" to hear the reasons. She's never lived with gas and has been scared to think its unsafe and could blow up the house.Isn't your water heater and furnace gas??
February 18, 201411 yr BTW, not sure if I've asked this but how do you guys stop your fond from burning? Sometimes when I do multiple batches of food the fond ends up burning and being unusable for a sauce.Deglaze as you cook. A more specific description of what you are cooking when you have the problem will make it easier to help. Can't think of anything off hand. I'll post next time it happens. I think hamburger meat is pretty common to cause the issue.How many batches? I browned 3 lbs of hamburger last night in two batches with no burning
February 18, 201411 yr That is it! I am using my GCON 12's for midbass! Zalytron has s big sale on PHLs.
February 18, 201411 yr Applied for an apprentice level position at Monticello Nuclear Plant. Oh lawd.I rode past it on a snowmobile yesterday. Well not exactly, but I could see the smoke.Smoke from a nuke plant is bad, VERY BAD! Steam on the other hand. . . .
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