MARYLAND TACOMAS

SHHHHHH! That's between you and I!

 

I was looking at a 2021 Lunar Rock PRO (Tacoma) at Koons a couple months ago (it was in Alexandria and I was in the dealer in Westminster). Sales guy gave me a price that was 17k over MSRP and that's why I've still got my 2019 DCSB Sport.

 

That sucks!

 

My sliders are siting in Hanover, waiting to be delivered… too bad the next date they have open is next Tuesday. I might have to take a trip down there and pick them up myself.

 

Thanks, I know about these and had made a water powered version at one point in the past for another house. This time I just had to use what I had on hand and made the best of it. Now I know that I need to find a 20' telescoping ladder at some point to be able to reach the high points of the house.

 

Rob is not a fan of heights. Apparently even two feet is too much of a drop for this fat old bastard.

That night I got pushed out of bed in a sound sleep by my dog (that's my new story now) I was sure I tore my rotator cuff. A month later and I am ready to go back to the doctors and tell them they missed something on the x-rays because the pain at night, after drilling holes in the ground, carrying 8' long post, or 50 lb bags of concrete, is almost more than I can bear.

Anything more than two feet and my early warning system goes off. My balls have the inexplicable ability to make me sick to my stomach as if they are in a vice or just been kicked. It's so bad with me that movies like Mission Impossible when he uses those suction gloves on that glass building in Dubai! I had to turn away.

That all started when I was younger. Over water at any height and I am fine. Over anything else and not only am I afraid of the thought of falling, I fear if I get close, as clumsy as my dumb as is I might accidentally slip trying not fall!!!!!!! Or worse, that something inside me will push me.

 

Hanover, Where? Pa? You mean "up there" ?

 

Hanover, across the pond?

 

BWI area. Close enough though. Nice seeing you posting again.

Maybe if you mean the harbor/bay

 

So your not gonna help me put a roof on I guess

 

But is the 4.6 okay? Or was it a v6 car

 

Shiiiiiit that would be easy.

 

A volunteer !!!

 

That would be O'Hanover, Hanoverski, Hanover-eh', or Juanover.

 

That's an easy one. They built those as one piece for each side and used a lot of silicone, then just leaned them together!!!!! WTF!? I'm more worried about falling off the shithouse path than that roof Brian!!!!

 

Great minds.............

 

You got a supervisory volunteer!

 

That's a stretch even for me....... I can barely supervise myself........

 

Two blue tarps and a couple staple guns from Harbor Freight. Totally weatherproof, economic, job can be done by a semi sober crew in a day.

 

Depends how far away the hospital is and if the staple guns are electric.