Only owe $100 on my truck now.

 

nice now you'll have some extra $$ to bang out all those projects you've got laying around!!

 

thats what im hopin for when my lease is up

 

so there's 120 set's of those calipers here... NO idea how to get them out..

 

You got 4 pockets

 

In one month you'll have them out lol

 

I've been fairly motivated lately. Got the sides done for the hottub, just need to do a second coat of paint on the tub corners and powerwash it when the cover comes in. Then I need to get someone to run electrical.
Jet ski should be done this weekend with any luck.

 

I dont think these are fitting in my pockets!

 

Speaking of which, Zuki, can you run through the directions to install the try mat again? Sand the **** out of it with 80 grit, degrease, paint on adhesive to both sides, wait 20 minutes, and glue in place, right?

 

My dad used to run the lunch cooler hustle back in the day.

 

Yeah ive done that.. looks like i need to buy a cooler...

 

sick mower!

 

Got the call! Interview tomorrow! General Dynamics Land Systems... wish me luck!!

 

Good **** man congrats

 

good luck. are there any non white males applying for the job that you know of?

 

sat in a hot tub on the fourth.....does wonders for tight muscles.....and ******!! LOL

 

+1 you took the words right outta my mouth.....that what I did when I worked in a warehouse setting.....

 

not that I know of lol, but there are 13 positions I believe.. for their prototype development...

 

Pretty much. Make sure there is no paint where you want the turf. It will just flake and the turf will lift. Paint contact cement on both surfaces. Once it's completely dry, repeat. You need two good coats on both sides. Make sure it is completely dry on everything before you put it together. What I was told is when you think it's ready, go drink another beer or two before you start. Use wooden dowels or something to keep the parts that you don't have positioned from touching each other. Once the two pieces touch, you won't get them apart without tearing the turf. Once you've got the whole thing in place and trimmed up, go over every square inch with a rubber hammer, pounding it pretty good. It should never lift if you do it this way.

 

**** bangkok