Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

So in a week we can expect the, “quit my job to go full time in the beard oils game” post ?


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in a month he's going to change his sig to

"I MADE $176,148.32 A MONTH FROM HOME, LEARN HOW YOU CAN TOO"

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by spike021

Went to a concert tonight for the first time in years.

Who'd you see?

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

So, found out today that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is practically my next door neighbor now. He just bought a "small house" a couple of miles from me, and next the high school where my kids graduated from.

Maybe I'll bump into him at the local Home Depot or Waffle House sometime....

what are you waiting for? go knock and ask if he needs help with the local possum problem.

and if there isn't a possum problem, i know where you can get some!

[wolffbite]

Swapped to my winters yesterday. Found this fun surprise on my rear right PS4S

Tire is holding pressure and looks fixable... sure hope so because that is not a cheap replacement.

[spike021]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Who'd you see?

Band is named The Juliana Theory. They were an emo alternative rock band back around 2000. Kind of typical high school kid rock lol. But for that time of my life plus friends who were into them it was the right music at that time.

Last night only two of the members came out of retirement so they basically reconstructed a bunch of songs into acoustic versions. It was such a different style but pretty cool. Especially seeing as how both of them are grown up now, married, and have kids.

So the change in music style felt more mature even with the pretty outdated lyrics. Plus both of them really engaged with the audience.

The headliner band was The Spill Canvas. Not really into their music but I stayed for the first half or so of their set and proceeded to get tinnitus lol.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

So, found out today that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is practically my next door neighbor now. He just bought a "small house" a couple of miles from me, and next to the high school where my kids graduated from.

Maybe I'll bump into him at the local Home Depot or Waffle House sometime....

Maybe you will be close enough to smell what he is cooking!

[ls1ac]

A few days ago got back to Fl. and got my wife's Honda mini van out of my shop and found the drivers rear near flat. Pulled a drywall screw and plugged it. Ok good. To day the light came on, driver front is low. Found a self tapping sheet metal screw. Do tire shops down here drop screws in the road to create business?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Nevermore

Well, crap. My bad habit of resisting change but then doing the thing anyways has happened again. I now own a registered LLC...

Good start. Now, how is your patent application coming along?


humfrz

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by ls1ac

A few days ago got back to Fl. and got my wife's Honda mini van out of my shop and found the drivers rear near flat. Pulled a drywall screw and plugged it. Ok good. To day the light came on, driver front is low. Found a self tapping sheet metal screw. Do tire shops down here drop screws in the road to create business?

lol, some good family friends own a local tire shop. we always tell them that if they're going to lay out nails on the road, they need to get their company name and number printed on the plastic shoulders!

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by wolffbite

Swapped to my winters yesterday. Found this fun surprise on my rear right PS4S

Tire is holding pressure and looks fixable... sure hope so because that is not a cheap replacement.

A plug should fix up that little hole.


humfrz

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ls1ac

A few days ago got back to Fl. and got my wife's Honda mini van out of my shop and found the drivers rear near flat. Pulled a drywall screw and plugged it. Ok good. To day the light came on, driver front is low. Found a self tapping sheet metal screw. Do tire shops down here drop screws in the road to create business?

Florida probably has nails and screws literally everyplace!

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ls1ac

A few days ago got back to Fl. and got my wife's Honda mini van out of my shop and found the drivers rear near flat. Pulled a drywall screw and plugged it. Ok good. To day the light came on, driver front is low. Found a self tapping sheet metal screw. Do tire shops down here drop screws in the road to create business?

Nah, the professional bad guys use these.




humfrz

[spike021]

Originally Posted by ls1ac

A few days ago got back to Fl. and got my wife's Honda mini van out of my shop and found the drivers rear near flat. Pulled a drywall screw and plugged it. Ok good. To day the light came on, driver front is low. Found a self tapping sheet metal screw. Do tire shops down here drop screws in the road to create business?

Found out last month that my Continental’s had screws/nails in both passenger side tires unfortunately. Luckily the tread is super low and I’d been about ready to replace the set anyway.

Do trucks and stuff just leave loose fasteners in their beds or something and let them fall out?

Was supposed to replace the set in October but had some...issues with a wheel.. so that’s delayed things a bit. Should get new ones soon.

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by spike021

Found out last month that my Continental’s had screws/nails in both passenger side tires unfortunately. Luckily the tread is super low and I’d been about ready to replace the set anyway.

Do trucks and stuff just leave loose fasteners in their beds or something and let them fall out?

Was supposed to replace the set in October but had some...issues with a wheel.. so that’s delayed things a bit. Should get new ones soon.

Yes. My brother and I are roommates. He is a contractor and has loose hardware all over the back of his rig. I take a rolling magnet and run the driveway and in front of our house about once a week. Drives me crazy. All the other guys he works with are the same way.