Colorado B.S. Thread

There's nothing illegal about shipping disassembled magazines as parts kits in order to rebuild your broken ones

 

But you did just create a digital paper trail implying they left your possession

 

What paper trail? I was talking about legos. Good to know it's better to disassemble them...

 

yeah, when the UPS guy tosses them onto the patio from the street your beloved Millennium falcon replica will be little more than pieces.. but it does make a cool sound

 

sounds like the seller may be willing to put a new roof on the house in addition to covering part of my closing costs... we'll see

 

Welcome home bud!

 

Anyone happen to have a ~20ft car hauler. Or know a good place to snag one?

Needs to be bumper pull, dual axle, good condition with brakes. A used aluminum one would be sweet.

 

Did you burn down the new truck too?!

Edit: I knew you weren't happy with the gas mileage but...

 

Just have to make up for the cute 5.5ft bed. Will have an enclosed one shortly but an open one would be nice for equipment and other heavy crap.

 

You gonna go cap or tonneau eventually?

 

Negative

Maybe 2019 Silverado for a bigger bed, better MPG.

 

Enjoy catching on fire again!

 

Haha You silly kids

 

At least you would stay warm until the recovery group showed up

 

because I need it. with the 40 degree days.

 

Hell we were colder down here the other day than you were

 

Who's this at the stock show

 

That's not a person. It's a rock.

 

Some local shops (Fort Collins) offer "magazine kits".

A swell way to do that would be to just slide the bottom mag-plate out a little, the mag isn't fully assembled at that point.

I however have NO KNOWLEDGE WHATSOEVER regarding any local shops that may or may not do this. This is also certainly not any kind of recommendation/legal advice either.