Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[Boomerang]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

I don't know. I never finished high school.

Neither did Quentin Tarantino and George Foreman, somehow you have similar interests to these two...

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by soulreapersteve

Still have 2 weeks before I get the boot. I'll still be up "late" once I switch to daywalker, just probably not past 11pm!


@Tcoat, I know you planned vacation later this year but looks like the big meet is probably going to be at late july. Unfortunately, its not going to be as fun as last year (track day/drift day bro) but should be cool..

I'd say stick with original plan and I can drive down with you to visit @Ultramaroon and his chickens! (Maybe @humfrz would like to come out for a beer when we hit his neck of the woods!)

Can't do July anyway since I am busy at work the whole month.

[Boomerang]

Bugger...got my alignment after installing RSR super low downs and had an epiphany that I now need camber bolts..modding sux

GRRRRR.....

[Ashikabi]

Originally Posted by Boomerang

Bugger...got my alignment after installing RSR super low downs and had an epiphany that I now need camber bolts..modding sux

GRRRRR.....


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Yeah I'll say... That's not nearly enough camber in the front

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[echo419]

I've got a set. I had grand plans but I'm going to switch to a different car next year. pm me if you want. @Boomerang

[krayzie]

Originally Posted by Ashikabi

Yeah I'll say... That's not nearly enough camber in the front

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But his caster is pretty good for a stockish twin.

[krayzie]

Originally Posted by Boomerang

Bugger...got my alignment after installing RSR super low downs and had an epiphany that I now need camber bolts..modding sux

GRRRRR.....


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If after installing the camber bolts and the result still ain't great, the shop can even grind down the cylindrical body of the bolts a bit.

Not sure why the twins don't come with camber bolts that have adjustable cams like on the Impreza.

[Tcoat]

Well this some interesting spam. Pretty specific target group though.

[soulreapersteve]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Can't do July anyway since I am busy at work the whole month.

Oh yeah, I wouldn't expect anyone to drop what they are doing and come walk around.. especially for someone 3 thousand miles away :o

Its ok, as Ultra said, lets do our own thing when you come visit on October!

[nextcar]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Well this some interesting spam. Pretty specific target group though.

Damn... if only I was Asian! Nice user name too- why didn't I think of that?

[Cole]

It is too cold today. Wearing a touque and winter gloves. And a fancy Milwaukee hated sweater. Probably my favorite Christmas gift from last year. Pops always does the best gifts

[yelsew]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Well this some interesting spam. Pretty specific target group though.

also presented my favorite post of the day:

Originally Posted by nextcar

Reported or registered? You do make a lot of typos

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by MuseChaser

Depends on what you want to do. If a certain degree is required to be hired in your desired line of work, then I guess ya gotta get a degree, no? If it's not required, then I can think of lots more efficient ways to gain skills, knowledge, and experience than what a lot of college degree programs have become in the last decade or so. I don't know about the $40K o' books, either.. seems like you could maybe save some of that dough and do a little school'o'hard-knocks, on-the-job/apprenticeship learn-by-doing type of activity... or a lot of it. Of course, if you want to do neurosurgery, maybe the trial-and-error model isn't appropriate...

I got my degrees 'cause they were required in case I ever found myself wanting to teach in public schools. That wasn't the original plan, but family responsibilites let me in that direction and it worked out fine. I also have a Master of Music degree in Performance that isn't worth the paper it's written on. If you can play well, you'll get hired. If you can't, no amount of paperwork is gonna help you out unless you simply want to be a poser teaching at some university that doesn't know any better (yes, those guys exist.. and really tick me off). There are, of course, LOTS of cats who play great, teach great, AND have degrees.

Soooo, Pilot... whatchawannado?!? Don't tell me the glamour of a professional pilot's life is wearing thin?!?!? Just kidding.. I know it's a tough life especially in the airlines.. You're corporate, though, aren't you?

Yeah I fly corporate. I love flying planes. I could make a lot more money doing other things... but it wouldn't be as much fun though. I think everybody wonders about the grass being greener on the other side once in awhile regardless.

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[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Now, here's a serious question to all the married guys/gals. Recently I got engaged & we were figuring out the wedding date, time & other stuff (which btw sucks)... now, here the main question, which day you guys count for anniversary? What I mean is, do you guys count the day that you guys sign the document (marriage license)? Or day that had the wedding? I'm assuming not all the city hall are open on the weekend. We were thinking of getting married on Sat, so document stuff have to be done before that (like Thursday or Friday)

I tried to tell my Fiancée that our engagement superceded the original date... she was like "Nopes celebrate ALL the anniversaries..."

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