Colorado B.S. Thread

No where near full.
That's why we're here early
$4 tickets too

Of course it was supposed to start at 1015
Still watching trailers

 

Yeah it's nice when it's just the guys. But Barb wants to see it too and she only likes the recliner seats at flatirons.

 

Hmm... there are more theaters with the recliners these days. I love it. And the reserved seats are great too! No more getting there early to stand in line to get a good spot.

 

This! Went to an older theater this week and was reminded of how cramped the rows are (seat being bumped by every passer-by or someone sitting behind me), and how my youngest needs a seat with no one in front of him so he can actually see. At least they did have a ticket kiosk for those who purchased advanced tickets.

 

I wish more theaters did reserve seating. They did that a lot in Utah and it was great showing up casually at the last second and kicking people out of your seat lol.

 

I have an antique Craftsman 30-230V arc welder handed down that I use from time-to-time. I wouldn't call what I lay down as pretty, but it works. I don't do it enough these days to keep the skills up, but it has saved me some time and money. I can do exhaust tubing with only an occasional blow-thru. Within the last year my wheeling rig's Y-pipe finally cracked through at the manifold flanges (one was separated, the other 40% there) and I managed to reattach and repair both flanges and add reinforcements to prevent that type of separation again. I was sure I wasn't going to pull it off without warping something bad enough to ruin it, but I got lucky. It went right back together without fighting or forcing it.

My favorite part about stick welding is the ability to slap together nasty metal with 6011 rods. Have done some crack repairs for neighbors with trailers, etc. It always comes with a no-guarantees statement, as I'm not professionally trained. I learned on the farm from someone who mostly knew what they were doing.

 

We enjoy Movie Tavern for that, and for the food (it's not bad). The one in Aurora has powered reclining seats nowadays. The FIL was doing his normal bellyaching over the subject (having never been a patron, of course ) until he actually went. Now he loves it.

 

It's hilarious!

 

Dead to me you are.

 

The movie is over already?

 

I figure since I'm on a budget, dad's old Miller should work just fine. Like I said I'll get some scrap beforehand and re-teach myself. Once my welds start looking good I'll give er' a go. It'll also help when it comes time to install sliders and fix my LCA cam tab gussets. I'll become a fabricatin' fool!

 

I am waiting to see the revenant. I will wait til I can see star wars in peace. Saw hateful 8 over the holiday it was cool

 

It was a little over 2 hrs.
South Philly cheese steak after

 

We discovered our house doesn't have enough juice for welding so we drive across town and hijack our friends lol

 

If I could find free electricity, then all I'd have to pay for would be cutting wheels and welding rod!

 

The revenant was good. I liked Hateful 8 as well.

 

Where did you see it?

 

My futon.

 

I need a copy