Colorado B.S. Thread

Yes some of us do work for a living ... as in no less than 50hr work weeks. LOL

 

You guys see this?

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/garage-workshop/271678-epic-fail-building-shed.html

 

Up here in Northern Colorado it snows 3' of snow in May so we can't get outside to enjoy it.

 

See? The conversation ended when I stopped talking to you.

 

ive decided im offically immune to sleep medication. Took 4 Sleep aids and two cap fulls of ZZZquil and im not even tired!!! Fuck this cold, So much for allergies.

 

Jack ass. it was given to just me.

 

Stopped because I
Went to bed.

 

epic

 

got the new tires on. man the old ones were bad. hate it when finances make you use things for longer than you should. Thanks again to Jace for doing an awesome job. Truck couldn't run any straighter down the road.

 

Question for any of you first gens. My wife has a 2000 taco and it need the rack bushing's redone. Anybody done this? Is it a bitch? Also need a new inner tie rod but those are easy. btw its a 4cyl 4x4. Stock non trd if that makes a diff.

 

I gotta change those, I already have them just haven't done it. suppose to be doable just frustrating lol

 

Touche'.... just don't do any out-of-bounds BC skiing / boarding. Especially on north-facing slopes.
/groan

 

Or test it before you get on it. Any time, that's the problem with "new" people in the back country they think because they bought the gear they are safe. Back country is safe as long as you go with people who have half a brain. I plan on going up today to do some back country by forest lakes. Just gotta wait for the wife to get home.

 

should I get a 3' or a 4' firestik antenna? Im mounting it on the hood

 

preferably something taller then your roof line, from what I know it'll give better reception

 

I always say shorter. I was smacking a lot of trees when I had a 4' firestick, and now I went to a 2' and I cant tell any reception loss.

 

All depends on where you mount it as well.

 

I was actually referencing Loveland...still shaking my head over that one. Super experienced can still get you super killed.

 

I was too. And I doubt they were super experienced no matter what the news said about it. I'm sure it presented with a 10ft blown cornice and they still thought it was a good idea to be on the face. I'm up in Loveland a lot, and there are areas that you just don't do under the conditions no matter how great it might be if it does not break lose. I have been doing back country since I moved to Colorado, and it's 90% of what I do on a normal basis.

 

Actually there isnt ever a cornice where they were, that area is one of the only area's that socks in snow and above it is usually bare all the way to the summit because of the wind.