Colorado B.S. Thread

I'm also buying her a set of pots and pans. We got silverware from my parents last year

 

Kind of ironic actually. I believe SCCY is a spin off gun maker from people who used to work at Taurus.

 

Even if the gun kinda sucks I can't complain. I've spent more on ammo in one trip than I spent on this gun haha

 

Anyone interested in trading they're white topper for my silver one? It's a LEER top.

I'll get better photos if interested. Thanks!

 

That would be p938. I have 239 and the one pictured is tiny.

 

The 1st gen, double cabs only come with a 6' bed like the access cabs. Only the 2nd gens get the shorter bed with the 4door/crewmax.

I'd highly recommend a 1st gen Tundra to anyone looking for a truck. Size of a 2nd gen Tacoma but with a v8. It does lack in aftermarket options like bumpers and stuff. The front suspension is 1st gen Tacoma so a little light duty for heavy 4wheeling.

 

I guess I could have just relooked it up.
Top 938 bottom 238

 

Talk about a day of ups and downs.

I start out the morning kinda miffed that I don't get to drive my Tundra. The SPC upper ball joints have play that can be found with just arm strength, about 3/16to1/4". So I downed the Tundra from road duties until I can get some new ones. Step in the Subaru, my 2005 Legacy GT needs some work to be a good driver, given the Tundras current condition, the safer ride in. 250ish wheel HP and all wheel drive goodness with ice tires, needless to say everyone on the road was going way slower then the Subaru felt it could be safe going. Made it to the coffee shop in good time, large open parking lot, 4wheel drift time. This was so much fun and allowed me some time to learn to force the car out of its under steer design. Once you learn the flick this car needs you can hang the rear out, on command and power it back straight, you feel a little better about driving it. I hate under steer.

Well, the Subaru needed some small parts so I walked down to Subaru. I was waiting for parts and noticed my back getting a little stiff. The parts computers were extra slow and I noticed the pain ramping up and thought I needed to use the restroom. Made it to the restroom and toppled over in pain after I shut the door behind me, almost blackout pain. I was able to get some texts out and was rescued by some co-workers. Went to Swedish hospital for treatment. Turns out, I have kidney stones, and I might get to look forward to another round of pain like that. The pain was worse than any other pain I've had to date, I've broken bones, cut a huge gash in my leg with an angle grinder, many other things that I thought hurt. Anyways, I might go back to work tomorrow, not sure. I'm still really sore.

 

Yikes that sucks! Hopefully you feel better soon. I did something to my back today, hoping it'll be better by tomorrow!

I realized what the issue with the snow plow was, just got back inside about 30 minutes ago, it's damn cold out there. Time for hot shower, a movie and bed. I'm feeling like @Gramps

 

Bear

 

I've never experienced kidney stones but I know a few guys that have. I can't imagine the pain. Hope you get well soon.

 

Wow that sounds like an interesting day. good luck with the stones. I have heard that they are really unpleasant .

 

Holy crap dude! I've heard that hurts like nothing else. Hope you can get that cleared up soon and feel better.

 

That T-SB isn't even a day old, though it looks like you answered your own question about doing it on lifted trucks. If you pay attention to specific complaints on the T-SB it is only designed to fix that one issue.

 

That sucks. Are you gonna try to pass them naturally, or have them pulverized first?

 

Well, the ER thinks I already passed one today and that is why I had so much pain. So now I get to go see more doctors for the real prognosis/diagnosis

 

My dad used to get them all the time. Keeping the potassium up in your diet can help prevent them.

 

Oh man that sounds really painful
Hopefully you'll get to feeling better
R

 

Holy shit Brian hope that was the only one