New England B.S. Thread

Morning all

 

I like the topper but I think the solid roll up sides would be more convenient than removing and storing the sides. Almost to the cape in Plymouth on a stretch of sand the separates the bay from Plymouth habor

 

Lmao. That would be Richard

 

my buddy parked his 88 4runner on the rock wall there once, always loved that beach

 

Doubt it. Like everyone else she has to justify her job or if an outside contractor her expense to the company. Plus I am sure there are regs that mandate the continuing education program

 

It is pretty cool out here

 

Regs is definitely it. Linda has had her cert for 30 years plus and still has to take the class..

 

Last name Cranium..

 

I live about 6 miles south of there its nice but watch out for syringes

 

Hepatitis for all!

 

Nice. That's where I usually go striper fishing out of my kayak. Usually launch by the powder point bridge and paddle out to CCB from there, or just bum around Plymouth harbor area.

 

Only two hours…you're lucky. As a paramedic I have to sit through a four hour recert class every two year. FML.

 

Well shit.... A tree fell from the state forest I live next to.





Snapped the connection right off the house!

 

Poo on that.
The first time I got certified it only took about an hour. And prior to this whenever I had to get recertified they'd give us a written exam and a demonstration test on a dummy. If you passed the exam with no wrong answers and demonstrated the proper technique they recert'd you. If you missed any questions on the exam or messed up the technique they made you take the class.

 

I just bought (6) 255/80/17 KM2's for $150



Yes they're worn down, but they're 33's so WOOOOOO

 

Lol, everybody knows that 33's don't need tread to get traction.

Congrats on the find, though.

 

Lol I know. They have decent lugs left for rocks and shit though. I won't run em for winter time, but for the time being, I has 33's in a few weeks for $25 a tire

 

Nice find

 

I know where you can get some rims for them. . .