Colorado B.S. Thread

Doing Dodge things. :/

 

Well I guess it’s that time of year again. Headed down to tex ass next week to do another oil change on a crane. I admire their loyalty but they are some dumb mother truckers.

 

Why do you have to crush my dreams!?

 

just win the lottery, duh.


Racing truly is a sport where you need money to break into it even if you have all the skill

 

Fellas

 

The Oskar blues tropical IPA is delicious

CC @Sub-Zero

 

@Winkle99 has aspirations of having a truly bad ass Highlander some day.

 

Alright which one of you Marines were up in the mountains today playing on the lake?

 

there can be only one.

 

Yut

 

Who works at @Toytec Lifts ? I got a question for someone there rather than just send them a message

 

33s. Any bigger and you need a sledge hammer.

 

#reallifebru

Been there done that! Built/worked on the race trucks and prerunner back in the day.

The cheapest part of desert racing is buying the racecar.

Want to make millions racing, start with billions.

 

Cmon now. I’ve been around long enough. I know you can stuff 35s stock. With no rubbing. It was a shipping question.

 

@Coop68 new somebody that worked there that is on here

 

I know I’ve talked to him in the past but I can’t remember

 

Also......it’s been like 2 years. Anyone know where my ECGS puller Kit is. Last I knew someone at earthroamer had it.

 

I paid $1.869 on 12/29 in Longmont. The trick is to fill up when you're outside of Denver/Boulder/etc.

I split $114/mo Gigabit internet with my housemate and neighbour. I was working from home almost exclusively last year but now my company pays for a desk in a coworking space, so now I just like streaming lots of desert racing content outside work hours

 

Also, what's the most and least you have ever paid for a gallon of gas?

Most: $5.99/gal (in my truck) at Panamint Springs in Death Valley and something over $7/gallon for my motorcycle on the California coast




Least: About 89¢/gallon when I first started driving

 

Jeez grandpa, tell us about when milk was ¢25 and a restaurant meal was $2