AZ BS Thread 2.0

They are at home on the computer in a locked folder under 1988 tax stuff. Cant be walking arounf with that incriminating stuff

 

Come on, man. This is the digital age! Cloud!

 

I call BS. They're on his phone. Hes being selfish. Like a dog with a "special" stick

 

This just in, Full house porn parody called Full Holes.
I expect one of you dirty bastards to give us a full review.

 

Ill try and find it later . Those things always make me laugh

 

I no has clouds.

Lol nope. Old phone yes. New phone no.

Im on It.

Me too. The real only pornz Its ok to watch with friends

 

You probably directed it lol

 

This is the truth.

 

As long as you keep your shirt on and are not wearing cologne...

 

JFC

 

But thats how I like to watch It. You said you didnt mind last time yet here you are still bringing it up

 

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So It wrong to want to stick my face in that?

 

I'd eat a little debbie snack from anywhere on that body.

 

Ok but after im done with her

 

Looks great!

 

One more step.

Heading to discount to swap on my KMCs from T-rev

 

does anyone know if this is the right connector i need to go from h4 bulbs to H1 bulbs?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LSYWCGC...TF8&colid=3EGGKBGVLOI25&coliid=I2TE9RZVITJAOG

 

I got bored and added some waterproof strip RGB LEDs to my awning. 5' strip for my 6' awning worked great. These are powered by 3 AA's and they have a small inline controller to change colors (18 different) and animated patterns (about 20) plus brightness adjustments (8 levels). Because they're not 12v, they're not blinding bright like a light bar but they're great for camping and night fishing. I usually set my camp table up under the awning, and it's just enough light to do all of my tasks without killing my night vision. White is brightest, but red works great for keeping a low profile. The flashing pattern makes it really easy for someone to find my camp that joins up later in the night.

Not bad for $14 shipped


The strip was perfect width to adhere under the rail that holds the extended poles to the awning. Protected while driving. The adhesive was a very tacky 3M tape, and the LED strip is coated with a thick clear waterproof coating. You can see the little inline 3 button controller that does everything, and it just unplugs from the strip so I can stow the battery pack/controller in my truck.



Showing the red lights during dusk so you can see the fit.


The street light across the street kind of washes out the output that these have. Here it is on the cool white setting at full brightness. There's a shadow from the bedside, but when my camp table is underneath, it casts perfect light on the table with no shadow.