New England B.S. Thread

Plus the extras. Sounds real solid. They're super stable. I can fly cast standing up.

 

Saw them a couple of years ago at Foxwoods open for Sammy Hagar. Free show ain't a bad thing of course.

 

I might check it out, or at least my dad may check it out for me. Guys located in N. Dartmouth and the old man works out there. Is the wheel on those feelfree kayaks really that helpful or kinda lame?

 

It's like putting a wheel at the end of a 10' piece of 2x8. Satisfaction may very. It won't turn quick but I feel like it does its job

 

Guess anything is better than lugging it on your shoulder

 

Oh, these things are big too, FYI. But I'm also used to my super light ancient old Town kayak. Worth it though

 

We will need to have a NEBST Feel Free team. I'm going to order an 11.5 Overdrive.

 

In Lime green.

Brothers?!?!??

 

I was gonna be boring and get desert camo.

 

Yeah it's not to toot horns but depending what it is, I can just cook it at home usually just as good if not better. Unfortunately my wife is a vegan and that I am not good with cooking. Not that I can't, I just never have so it's always an adventure vs I smoke turkey and sausages all the time, great grandmothers' recipes for pasta sauces and italian wedding soups, etc. Bottle of rose' and we're good to go in my house. But I like your approach - a whole bottle of tequila, what can go wrong? O.O

 

For us it's more that because she's gluten free both restaurant options AND menu options are limited, and usually of mediocre quality. At home I can make her pretty much anything she wants from scratch and have it turn out much better. Except dinner rolls; I can make the best gluten-y dinner rolls around, but the GF ones I'm still tinkering with recipes.

 

I wouldn't trust a tear drop trailer the way I drive off-road. I think I might trash it the first time out and I don't know if insurance would cover it.
Besides my trailer has only cost me 3000$...so far
As for those overlander trailers they cost to much for my taste.
Besides my trailer is a 1952 M100 that I have modified and beefed up even more than it was.
It can be tricky manuevering but I can can detach it and move it if need be.

 

My wife blew me off... figuratively
Normal we aren't big on V-day

 

Yeah, usually if we go out she can't order much off the menu anyway, other than like...salads. or crappy frozen veggie burgers. There have been a few good places, and sushi goes well (and to be fair veggie sushi is actually really good anyway). I can get the pick of the litter but it's kind of a waste for a garden salad with chick peas for her. We went to Austin for a week back between xmas/new years, and that was awesome - I had the most vegan food I've ever had. (vegan) chorizo, breakfast tacos, etc. I also had good non-vegan tacos, burgers, bbq, etc. but it made me realize...Maybe RI isn't for the vegans in life (Yet, they're starting to open up more).

Hot damn, I have no use but I still want it.... I was actually looking for one of those for moving firewood with my old mazda 3. Either a cheap flimsy utility that won't hold much, orrrrr for how much firewood those M100s can hold, that's what the mazda can handle anyway so might as well....just never got around to it before I traded up for a tacoma. How is CT trailering? Did it have to register as a camper or just a general "trailer" plate?

 

They gave me a camper plate but was easy considering it was already registered in CT

 

For your wife? Lol!!!

 

Truck is half done now. At least with the parts I have

 

Valentine's Day was big for like year 1 and year 2. I don't think I've done anything for years and have been pretty okay with it. With the small humans we are basically surviving right now as far as big plans. We went to the Capital Grille on our anniversary last month, so that was pretty awesome and my SIL is coming over tomorrow to watch the kids so we can sneak out and grab some dinner. We just booked a trip alone for the two of us to Bermuda in July, so that will be a fun time.

In random news, I was paring down my closet a bit and came across a 7-8 year old pair of Nike Shox that I didn't wear much because they never fit quite right. I was going to chuck them but on a whim threw them on Ebay and they ended up selling for $50! How rare.

I also finally ordered seat covers and seat foam for the Vette. So hopefully by the time I'm done, I'll have pared my 5 seats down to 2 seats in the car and some spare parts in case things break in the future. So I'll finally be comfortable, and all of you can stop listening to me bitch and moan about the uncomfortableness.

 

That is looking good!