Cap City Build & BS AF

It took my helper 11 years to get his green card.

 

@KelticAngel u ever make dem gravy and biscuits?

 

One in the same! Stuck at home with a gnarly ear infection and a throat that feels like it's full of embers

 

And he uses better grammar than me.

 

thought this was ur weekend

 

Gravy is a given with biskits. js. af

 

Fits the topic of last page...

https://youtu.be/kEGuHdKn0Lc

 

in af

 

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X2

 

North folks don't do biscuits n gravy or fried chicken livers. They suck at life!

 

Anybody know why/ how this happens? Look like splinter cracks in the headlight.

 

Heat then cold would be my only idea.

That really stinks tho

 

Those people can GTFOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

no jk, af.​

 

Chicken livers? We use that shit as bait for fishing.

 

have u not brewed some of your own yet? u cant just go buy a jug of milos and know what sweet tea is, that stuff is for the birds

 

Guys, just wanted to take a second to say THANK YOU.

Yall keep this thread LIT AF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AND

Its almost that time for me to clock out and go play DG!


BEAUTIFUL DAY IN AUSTIN TEXAS!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I have reservations about people that refer to it as "biscuits and gravy" it's ham biscuit, bacon egg and cheese biscuit, steak biscuit etc... gravy and biscuit is the correct nomenclature

 

I've known people that have cracked their windshield trying to wash their cars on hot days. They're not cracked and are still waterproof but it looks like shit. I've never seen anything like it, even on the shitty cars I've owned in my life. It's so weird.

 

Stolen from the Vette forum. He explains it better than I do.

"The spider web cracking you see is a condition called crazing. These are hairline cracks of either the hard coating on the polycarbonate lens cover material or deeper and actually structural in the polycarbonate itself. This condition is generally caused by heat buildup in the lens cover and most commonly contributed to by having clear bra material installed. All clear bra material will not cause this. It can be caused by improper installation using a wetting solution that contains too much alcohol or by the film being too thick and trapping heat in the enclosure."