Colorado B.S. Thread

Do you dig it?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/auto...the-future/ar-BBr21bI?fullscreen=true#image=4

 

Ask again when they actually come to production and look nothing like those.

 

The Comanche looks like a hacked up Renegade...

 

Half done with my PE

 

the top looks like an old ladies hat on the comanche...

 

PE for what?

 

Those flares are carbon fiber and are 20G's for a set from MB.

I'm working with Couch off road now on building an older non electronic diesel version of this with spider 9's and portals for the US market.

Tibus makes a bolt on portal box for the MB axles. http://www.killeraxles.com/html/mercedes_g.html Real nice units but super expensive.

 

Professional engineers license test

 

Great... now we're going to see an influx of Urban Rambos.

 

Is that for DFD?

 

Yep, so I can drive them fire trucks..


Actually for civil engineering, if I pass I get my stamp and can sign off on drawings, plans, permits, etc. And then get sued later when everything fails.

 

Me too! What discipline are you taking?

EDIT: I see you answered civil.

 

Is that for a pumper for ladder truck? Does DFD still use DrCog exams?

 

Civil water resources

How about yourself?

 

My fridge/freezer which is new gets warmer/cooler by itself, sometimes I've cream is rock hard, others it's soft to the touch. Tried adjusting the temp a little, no change. Maintenance "tested it" by turning the temp down. Now most of my refrigerated stuff is frozen... Thanks a lot.

 

Electrical and Computer: Power

 

Speaking of water... Why are there not water restrictions in these western states? In SW FL, when it was a dry year, there were water restrictions where you couldn't wash your car, couldn't water your lawn 18 times a day. CO is a desert, the water resources are disappearing for all the states in the west, yet we allow people to waste 18,000 gallons a year on keeping their stupid front yard green.

Just an observation. I know as a whole, people DGAF about the long run...as is indicated by almost everything we do today but it seems that someone, somewhere would at least be trying to get some laws passed since water is somewhat of a necessity.



edit: guess my rant is without reason as there apparently are restrictions sometimes. I just have never seen anything mentioned about them or people actually following them in the two years that i've been here.

 

Water restrictions have been in place during dryer years

 

Not sure how long you have lived here but there are definitely water restrictions here. Can only water on specific days of the week based on address, only at certain times (early morning or evening), can't wash your car on the driveway, etc

 

usually every summer we have water restrictions . Whether people follow them is another story.