1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

My aunt's also in california did that too

 

I'm fairly sure they send the kids down to chase out the sewer gators.

 

My friends had their kids in the lake before they could walk haha

holding them up + a life jacket, but still.

 

Preparing for when the state drifts into the ocean to immagrate back to the us

 

Yeah, we all grew up swimming in the ocean as fun so my parents had to teach us early. So I did the same for my kids, some could swim before they could walk and they are all comfortable in the pool so I didn't have that drowning fear as much.

 

As opposed to Texas where most grown men are afraid of drowning in anything they can't feel the bottom in

 

In all seriousness though I never cared for swimming as a kid and even less so now, but the forced lessons stuck with me and I'd much rather go through life knowing how than not knowing.

Like how many times can you risk flying over the ocean before shit hits the fan

 

Texans sure are 'special'

 

Hey I resemble that remark.

 

It actually makes sense because babies are born able to float so what my aunt's did was put my cousins in water every day since birth and he picked up swimming or something loosely resembling that

And yeah you rite

 

Unless it's oil.

 

I've done that before

Fuckin vise was used by my dad a decade prior giving to me, it broke like the 5th time I used it when I was 13 or 14

Ended up with a bohemith wilton vise from my highschool's scrap bin

 

If it's a good usa made wilton....those seem to be $$$.

I picked up a wilton...made in china to wilton standards. Reviews are good, and it wasn't $600.

 

Wouldn't you just float in oil? Idk

 

Maybe? Back in my wrestling days we never had enough oil in the kiddie pool to test this.

 

Depends on the crude


The shit they get out around Vernal is like a waxy butter type shit, probably walk on it


Cept thats not true cause I’ve been up to my knees in the shit.

 

If it's a good usa made wilton....those seem to be $$$.

I picked up a wilton...made in china to wilton standards. Reviews are good, and it wasn't $600.[/QUOTE]
it was the first and only thing I've ever sand blasted what a pita and the mess

 

Extra 2" makes a difference.

 

Silly Amazon, I got 4 axles for just a little
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