[ShiPanda]

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[BigBadWulf]

Wouldn't that be a tad wrong of me to do?

Morning panda

[BigBadWulf]

Congrats hooty on #84K, even if it was only 3/4 of a post.

[Deathcommand]

This is a very big thread.

We should put it in a book.

[highjakker]

goooooooooooooood morning TBL!

[the_sandman_454]

Can someone fax me the hard copy of this thread?

How many posts can the forum software handle before it gives up and quits?

[BergerKing]

Gotta work at it to find out. Good morning campers. And the ability of pandas to breathe fire may be proportionate to tequila consumption.

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[the_sandman_454]

Or garlic/onions at least.

[BigBadWulf]

Hot sauce on her tacos maybe?

Evening ya'll, let the tequila pour.

Fortunately, Kevin hasn't started charging me rent yet.

[the_sandman_454]

I need to get my golf clubs out and practice a bit. I've not enev touched the dang things since last year and it's been much longer than that since I've actually played even 9. Weather is getting nice for it. Hmmm.

What else is new folks? Midwest folks, keep your heads down please, nasty weather floating around down there.

[LazyStarGazer]

One of my favorite episodes. I couldn't find part 2.

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...and Hooty rolls the postometer past 84K.
Another milestone.

Life has me busy lately. No time to play.

[LazyStarGazer]

This is a very big thread.

We should put it in a book.

It would be even bigger and more entertaining, if not for the editing and deleting of probably thousands of posts.

Lousy mods. Don't they know that good taste is over-rated?

[the_sandman_454]

Let's see if we can be big enough post whores to get this thread in the guinness book of world records. Or at least maybe just drink some Guinness.

[Rootbrian]

Let's see if we can be big enough post whores to get this thread in the guinness book of world records. Or at least maybe just drink some Guinness.

I could recommend phill_uk and ML, where ever the white bunny may me... Or where ever the londoneer is hiding

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[KasiCatastrophe]

We got our truck back!!!!

Finally all fixed. Now I can stop taking the bus home late at night.

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[Rootbrian]

We got our truck back!!!!

Finally all fixed. Now I can stop taking the bus home late at night.

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I recommend seeing if you could obtain a bicycle just in case the truck gives you any further problems that make it undriveable. I fell in love with biking and ditched public transit

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[SCrid2000]

That works great till the rain starts.

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[Rootbrian]

That works great till the rain starts.

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You kidding me? I love the rain! A poncho is a wo/man's best friend when they're biking in the rain

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[SCrid2000]

Unless of course you're going to work or something.

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[Rootbrian]

Unless of course you're going to work or something.

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Well you could carry a small bag with you to pack the poncho inside once arrived at work. If you don't need to cover many hills on the way (flatland mostly), you won't work so hard. Or on the weekend, try and discover a quicker route that doesn't have any up hills.

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[SCrid2000]

I meant if you're riding to work, and it starts raining, you're boned. Especially if you're wearing a suit.

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[Rootbrian]

I meant if you're riding to work, and it starts raining, you're boned. Especially if you're wearing a suit.

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Aw damn, yeah, that would suck. Unless you had a poncho with you that was able to be thrown on within seconds of the rain starting. Heck, if there's rain in the forecast for the day, wear that poncho in advance. Cause you never know...

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[SCrid2000]

Lol you my friend have apparently not rode a bike through a good Louisiana rain storm.

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[Rootbrian]

Lol you my friend have apparently not rode a bike through a good Louisiana rain storm.

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I wish we had those in toronto canada. I did blaze through a heavy one a few months ago

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[KasiCatastrophe]

I recommend seeing if you could obtain a bicycle just in case the truck gives you any further problems that make it undriveable. I fell in love with biking and ditched public transit

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I have a bike, but its a POS. The tires are dry-rotted and the tubes don't hold air. I need to replace them, but don't really have the money to or even know WTF kind it needs.

This was the first time the truck gave us any issues. On top of that, the dealership completely misdiagnosed the problem and when they put the engine back together they didn't put everything back. Last time we will ever take it there to be looked at.

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