1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

That's right. I can't really factor in who stays and who leaves, but it's a good approximation. I'm sure this thread will die down when the summer is over, as is the other thread.

I've sold a lot of different parts to a lot of different people and most of those people create an account to buy something, and I never see them again.

 

Then there are people like me though, this thread is the only one that really keeps me posting consistently, otherwise I donthe thing where I don't log on for a few weeks, then I'm on every day for a week or so and repeat. Because of threads like this you actually get to know some people by name and what they are like, and that gives you an actual reason to post more I guess

 

i took a break from TW when i was going through to 2000 tacoma frame process cause i wasnt sure if id get another tacoma. really glad i was lucky enough to get one

 

I remember you disappeared for like a year and only recently (relative I know) turned up again

 

Even if I didn't have a Tacoma I'd still probably hangout assuming I had a toyota that was somewhat relevant

 

No reason not to, not like I'm losing anything I've learned about Tacos if I happen to sell mine. And y'all are fun to talk with and bounce ideas off of

 

True true. Plus if I get another Toyota I really want an older sas'd truck with a 2/3rz swapped in, so Tacoma stuff still kinda applies

 

yea took 4 months to do the whole process of the frame. then i took 4-5 months of driving a stock tacoma thinking of what i can do in terms of mods. that extra 4-5 months was to keep me from looking at the awesome trucks on here. really hard to do lol. and the way i see this truck is a fresh start on what i wanted to do with my old truck. for the old one i was going to need to redo the entire suspension if the frame was still good that is.

 

I see where my error came from - the number of days I used as divisors in my rates. I used a "number of day of the year" calculator online that threw out some bad numbers. Tried cutting a few corners when I was on my 13th hour of work (salaried at 6.5 hours per day). TI-83 sucks for most basic graphing - at least the interface does - I've tutored using this and it helps a lot with most things a math student will need a graphing calculator for:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/free-graphing-calculator/id378009553?mt=8

And it's unit conversions are worth having it alone

 

That's why I ditched my TI-83 and TI-84 for a TI-nSpire, fuckin love my nSpire.

 

You're absolutely 100x better at Math than I am. I calculated that result with whatever my 12th Grade education could muster. I can't get an exact date of when the two threads would meet, because I simply don't know a good way of doing so.

 

Don't sell yourself short.

 

shiny stuff

 

I have my nSpire around here somewhere. I just had my TI-83 thrift-shop find handy.

I ended up using that TI-83 at school more than my nSpire, since the nSpire was so expensive I was afraid of losing it or someone stealing it. I only paid $5 for the TI-83

 

My parents always taught me to never meet strangers off the internet.

And for some reason I met @Sperrunner today. All thanks to this forum.

 

And he popped your off-roading cherry

 

While I was up on that gravel mound, one of the Park Rangers came by and looked at us like we were crazy.

 

Gotta love those moments, I was at on OHV park once on a black diamond trail, in a Subaru GL, and a guy in an fj80 on 37's rolls up and goes "how the hell did you get here??"

 

Back in the north east when I was growing up, subies were the offroading king

 

Why the hell did you go to an OHV with a Subaru GL?