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This is Bernie having a bad hair day

 

Twin is going in this morning !!

 

Morning Rob
Thanks
We love it so far!

 

Good choice

 

Yep I have them in most my rigs . I bought a few at once from a friend for $425 a piece
Got a couple left...

 

Where is/will it be mounted in the Tacoma?

 

Passenger side under hood, going to plumb it to the front and rear bumpers .

 

I want to replace the tub we have with an oversized claw foot. Those are just cool!

 

Well working at night was successful. I was really suprised to see how many people are just out cruising around at night. Kinda makes me rethink the security on my work yard. I do see more cameras going up in the future.

Caught one guy driving his side by side drunk. He wasn't ripping things up, just putting around, but when he stopped I pulled up next to him to see what was going on and he was slurring his words something awful and the smell of beer was wafting about him something fierce.

 

Well did not get to do twin yet . Karen wanted to go to Napa so here she is in a large Napa chair with the pups . Maybe I'll get it done this eve

 

afternoon boys.... about to head out to cut the grass 91* feels like 100* yuk!!

Hope everyone is having a good afternoon.

@ Kevin still waiting!?!?!

 

Taking a break from cutting grass now. 96 with a feels like 110. I don't remember the vibration from the weed eater bothering me this much 10 years ago.

 

Don't think a lot of things bothered us 10 years ago Definitely not as strong as I used to be

 

It was 97 when I dropped my work truck off at the office around midnight last night...just to make you feel better.

 

I remember when I lived in Phoenix and the low for the night was 94*.

 

When I was working, I didn't pay attention to the heat once the sun went down, I only knew it was much better. Then to see that 97 when I parked the truck I was suprised it was still so warm. I still drank plenty of water and I was still soaked.with sweat, but without the sun it was just so much nicer to work. I've worked nights before, I just don't remember it being such a relief.

 

Grass cut, body lost a lot of fluid. Inside in the AC, need to replenish the fluids and energy. I think a nap my be inorder. Stay cooool kids.

 

Yeah, can't compete with your neck of the woods when it comes to the heat.

 

Ninety degrees and four hours on a 1956 Ford NAA I am beat.

 

I'll be south of you next month for a visit with my youngest son and his g/f at Ft. Hood. It'll be kinda fun seeing the area again and how much it's changed since I was stationed there in the mid-late 80's. Not looking forward to that humidity though.