Cheno
4 years ago

Or, touch your D.I.C.K to take a piss- a mistake I once made my first day working at a Friday's restaurant when I was like 18.

rfenst wrote:



I had to drive a guy to the hospital after him doing that after a super hot sauce eating comp we did at a party house when we all were younger and stupid when drinking.
Ram27
4 years ago
Hello Saturday................
8trackdisco
4 years ago
Up. Sort of.
Think it would be a nice day for my wife to spend some alone, quality time with the dog walk today.
8trackdisco
4 years ago

Honestly? I do not know. I have my own tire pressure guage and I use it when I fill them. I've pulled up to "America's Tire" and had them fill them, too... they have this machine that they use. They check your door sill to see the proper pressure and then set the machine to that and it stops when it hits that number.

Only beeped once there. You'd think it would beep for each tire, right? When I fill it myself... I get the occasional beep but not for all 4 tires. Must be the TPMS sensors.

MACS wrote:



Wonder if the tire sensors would allow you to override them. In winter, 33 instead of 32. Means the tires only need an additional airing up in the depths of winter instead of twice.
Burner02
4 years ago

(places finger and thumb on chin) "Go on..."

Stogie1020 wrote:




Grilled shrimp with parm asparagus and baked fries.
bgz
  • bgz
  • Herf-A-Holic
4 years ago

One of the owners, I can only stomach for the shortest period of time. Has a huge ego and is the worst communicator. Don't need that in my life.

8trackdisco wrote:



Want me to talk to him? Sounds like an interesting cat.
deadeyedick
4 years ago

Honestly? I do not know. I have my own tire pressure guage and I use it when I fill them. I've pulled up to "America's Tire" and had them fill them, too... they have this machine that they use. They check your door sill to see the proper pressure and then set the machine to that and it stops when it hits that number.

Only beeped once there. You'd think it would beep for each tire, right? When I fill it myself... I get the occasional beep but not for all 4 tires. Must be the TPMS sensors.

MACS wrote:



Been doing this free at Discount Tire last few years. Beats lugging quarters to the gas station and trying to check all four tires and beat the timer. Give the kid a buck tip. Kid prolly makes $20/hour in tips + salary.
Sunoverbeach
4 years ago
Morning, peoples. Family's belated St. Patty's party later today north of the city. Trying to get some things done prior, and trying to talk the wife out of shopping on the way there
danmdevries
4 years ago

Played little league when I was 12. I was probably the worst hitter, evah!

Turns out I needed glasses. My hitting and fielding improved exponentially. I mean... like, I was terrible, and then holy crap, I was really good!

Wore the damn things for years. Couldn't do contacts. My eyes would dry out faster than a raindrop in the Sahara. Then got the PRK surgery in 1998. 24 years later and I can still see distance just fine. Can't see anything up close without reading glasses, though.

MACS wrote:



I got glasses around age 5. I still remember that day vividly.

I'd never actually seen a bird or squirrel before.

Leaves grew on trees, individually.

Signs on the sides of the road became readable.

The school counselor that told my parents in front of me that I may be mentally retarded said I was fine.


I would love to do vision correction surgery. But I see so many surgical complications in general in my line of work I just can't bring myself to accept the risk for ANY optional surgery. My insurance actually covers most of it but the risk/benefit doesn't work out for me.
BuckyB93
4 years ago
I used to have really good eye sight but past 10 yrs or so have been using readers (1.5x) for close up work.

Didn't think I needed "real glasses" but about 5 yrs ago I had my eyes checked simply because my insurance covered yearly eye exams... so I thought, why not? They said my distance vision could use some corrections. It didn't require a strong prescription and they had a lab on site to make lenses within a couple of hours. I remember driving home and WOW! I can actually read the road signs way further away than before.

For me it was one of those things that happen as you age, it creeps up on you. Slowly distance stuff started to blur but I didn't notice it until I got the glasses.

That reminds me, I should schedule an appointment for an eye visit - it's been a couple years. Last time I was there they said there was something up with one of my optic nerves and they want to monitor it (seems like every time I go to a health professional they find something they want to monitor). Plus I'd like to get another set specs for a back up pair while insurance still covers it. I have a backup pair of bifocals but I don't like bifocals, I want to stay with the progressive lenses I current have for my day to day specs.

Get some new frames that make me look intelligent and stuff.
bgz
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  • Herf-A-Holic
4 years ago
I too need some new glasses, already superglued my glasses arm several times... it's time.

I'm going to get me some cool prescription shades while I'm at it, maybe some Oakleys or something.
RMAN4443
4 years ago

Or, touch your D.I.C.K to take a piss- a mistake I once made my first day working at a Friday's restaurant when I was like 18.

rfenst wrote:


been there, done that, hope to never do that again...😢
RMAN4443
4 years ago

I sometimes make noise when I get blown.. 😟

DrafterX wrote:


crying and whimpering noises??? 🤔
Whistlebritches
4 years ago

Honestly? I do not know. I have my own tire pressure guage and I use it when I fill them. I've pulled up to "America's Tire" and had them fill them, too... they have this machine that they use. They check your door sill to see the proper pressure and then set the machine to that and it stops when it hits that number.

Only beeped once there. You'd think it would beep for each tire, right? When I fill it myself... I get the occasional beep but not for all 4 tires. Must be the TPMS sensors.

MACS wrote:




Have you guys not heard of this new chemical element called nitrogen??? Wifey's 2018 Highlander has had exactly one small adjustment since brand new...........and yes it was in the winter
DrafterX
4 years ago
I heard if you fill your tires with helium you get better gas mileage... 😟
Whistlebritches
4 years ago

I heard if you fill your tires with helium you get better gas mileage... 😟

DrafterX wrote:




True..........let us know just how much improvement you get
Sunoverbeach
4 years ago
Mebbe do a monster truck conversion for added helium capacity
MACS
4 years ago

Have you guys not heard of this new chemical element called nitrogen??? Wifey's 2018 Highlander has had exactly one small adjustment since brand new...........and yes it was in the winter

Whistlebritches wrote:



Covered this... it makes almost no difference for your daily driver cars to use nitrogen. The air we breathe is 78% nitrogen, so what real difference is it making? None.

Nascar is a different story.
frankj1
4 years ago
I take in all that nitrogen every day and still have to fill up 3 or more times a day.
MACS
4 years ago

I take in all that nitrogen every day and still have to fill up 3 or more times a day.

frankj1 wrote:



Bazinga.
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