Colorado B.S. Thread

you're putting on depends?

 

I bought a stubby 17mm and it's been very handy. Enough that I bought the rest of the stubby set

 

Just spoke with the HR lady from yesterday,'s company. She said they were going to give me an offer and asked if I could have an answer by Monday. I said that I really am trying to be cautious and asked for next Friday. They were worried that I was just holding out for a bigger number and I said no, I just want to be really certain I find a place that's a good culture fit without just jumping into the first offer and do my remaining on sites. she said they could do that

 

I did ask if they did annual bonuses when she was talking about the benefits... she was like "we could write that into your offer if it would help" so I said "yeah, it would definitely help set you apart"

 

Nature's loc-tite. Run that summovabish in there!

 

send those ugga duggas like you're an underpaid dealership tire tech

 

Playing hardball!

 

I salvaged mine when I hammered too hard after getting upset that it was just spinning when trying to take off the nut.

I flipped the castle nut over and used that as a die. Stuck a pick in the cotter pin hole to keep it from rotating as I chased the threads.

In other news, I got a wrench for you, @bot102

 

I wish I could shoot lasers outta my middle fingers just for this week

 

And vacation time
Lots of vacation time!!!!

 

Forgot to ask about that guess we'll see what the letter says

 

then you realize it's only Thursday

 

Trails and repeater locations
http://www.coloradofjcruisers.com/map/

 

I’m up for it. Just have to plan around the wife’s class schedual

 

I’ve got a list of stuff I need to do to the truck still...
as well as some side work, to fund the projects.

And a few friend’s truck that need work.

 

I use a guy named ben Owens from Denver. Does good work for a good price. Super Screen printing

Here’s our station shirt / hat

 

Screen printing is expensive the first time(creating the screens and such) if your looking for a cheeper option there is thermal papers that you can print on from a laser printer then heatpress/iron onto a shirt/hoodie