Alabama thread!

quit messing up my mutual funds with your irresponsible trading haha but really, those guys are idiots and I need them to be able to make predictable trades, please. I’m thirty, my shit’s like 70% stocks haha

 

Yes slowly do more and more get comfortable on when to use your lockers when not to. Don't get discouraged when you fail at a hill or obstacle. Do a lot of different trails from hill climbs to rock gardens. Learn when to use momentum and wheel speed to get you up and over an obstacle. Go to a lot of different parks and places to wheel and experience everything they have to offer. Even if you just put wheels on an obstacle to see what it feels like that'll increase your comfort level. The more things you experience the more you'll learn what you like. I will say in the SE it's good to build something that can do a combo of some hard throttle runs and crawling.

 

Damn, you're up late or early

 

Nah I don't sleep well I wake up many times a night.

 

I've never had a problem with sleep....thankfully.

 

I don't know why but it started when I quit drinking.

 

How long ago?

 

8 yrs

 

Well shit, there goes my only thought of your body "detoxing" and just getting use to no alcohol. Now I'm at "That's strange" I'm back to my normal "no help" position

 

Did you quit drinking or did you get sober?

 

Sup Clay

 

Sober. I drank myself to sleep. Kinda like people become dependent on melatonin I think I became dependent on the alcohol for sleep. IDK it's a theory never went to the doc or anything about it. But that's when it started.

 

Eh you get a participation trophy isn't that how it works these days.

 

Makes sense to me. I got sober/clean 7/13/12. Would wake up screaming for a couple years after, but I know what that was about. Some things just take time and who knows how much or if there’s really anything you can do to speed it up. I change what I can and keep on keeping on. I’d take waking up sober over sleeping all night drunk any day!

 

Yep I was headed down a path where death would of been next. My uncle died from an accident while he was drunk. Definitely much better off today than I was back then.

 

I know what you mean. Definitely grateful to be on this side of the dirt!

 

From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: We noticed a few sprinkles on radar early this morning, but most of those have dissipated just before daybreak, and most of Alabama will enjoy another dry, very mild day today. With a mix of sun and clouds, we are looking for a high in the 68-73 degree range this afternoon. Clouds will increase again tonight, and rain is likely over the northern half of the state after midnight, and into the day tomorrow with a cold front drifting into the state.

A few strong storms are possible over the northwest part of the state, where SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe thunderstorms tomorrow north of a line from Hamilton to Huntsville. A few storms there could produce gusty winds and small hail.



Rain will taper off tomorrow from south to north during the midday and afternoon hours… the high will be in the low 70s for South Alabama, 60s for the central counties… but in the upper 50s for the Tennessee Valley.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: The front will hang around the Alabama/Tennessee state line. Widespread rain, heavy at times, is likely for much of Tennessee and Arkansas, but south of the front Alabama will experience the warmest weekend so far this year with highs between 75 and 80 degrees. The sky will be generally cloudy, and a few scattered showers are possible both days. But, certainly not a “wash-out” by any means. The most widespread rain in Alabama over the weekend will come over the Tennessee Valley.

NEXT WEEK: The front will meander around Alabama much of the week, meaning generally cloudy weather with several rounds of showers. In fact, the European global model hints that strong, possibly severe thunderstorms could become an issue Tuesday with a good amount of surface based instability across the state. Highs will be mostly in the 60s and low 70s through the week… See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1934: An outbreak of six tornadoes killed nineteen in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. Nineteen people were killed in at least six significant tornadoes. The hardest hit communities were Bowden, Georgia and Shady Grove, Alabama, in Pike County. One person died in a tornado near Calera. One home in Lauderdale County Mississipi was picked up, thrown four hundred feet and blown to bits. Six family members were killed in the house.

 

Morning Bama!

I have 500 rounds of Tula .223 for $200 if anyone wants to come get it. SOLD!!!

The pile on the right.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/spc-control-arms.709535/

Smoking deal. New bushings and ball joints dont total $200 unless you upgrade the bushings to the xaxis