1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@Kwikvette

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ce-_X4rp7tL/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

 

That's funny I was looking for a set last week.

 

Take that shit to the bank...






























































And take out a second mortgage to cover your bills cause you ain't getting paid if that's what you're laying down

 

You want them?

Only got a pair though.

 

I bought a 4pack of spider trax 1.25 but wouldn't mind having a backup pair. How much?

 

Free, just cover shipping

 

Just saw this beauty next to the June Lake brewery.

 

I'll text you in a little bit.

 

@Sperrunner

Shit is all fucked up

 

And of course, I have extra parts for everything that commonly fails except the one part I need



Looks like I'll need a driveshaft too...for backup.

 

Had a chance to cycle the new Kings today!
https://youtube.com/shorts/5PaJlnA9WK4?feature=share

 

"Look at this distinguished gentleman"

 

Can't tell if the one ear is flopped over or trying its best to stand up

 

What's funny is, her constant sleeping on her side made one ear fold over and stay that way.



They both flop down.

 

What size is she gonna be all grown up? sub 30lbs?

 

Vet is saying best guess is 25lbs, so yeah still a little furball.

It's crazy just how attached she is to me vs my wife; she sneaks between my legs just to follow me into the garage every single time.

She stays close when we go outside without a leash so I guess that's cool.

 

She's a little nugget. Very cute though.

I'm hoping to find a medium to large dog. Shelters here are absolutely filled with small dogs and pitbull mixes. Nothing against the pittie mixes but they're pretty much not allowed anywhere and people instantly shy away from them in public.

 

Anyone for 98 LC Prado long wheel base with the best stock runner wheels.

 

Ahh yeah, the stigma that follows.

Do you run into any Huskies at the shelter(s)?

I've owned one, but before having done so I heavily looked into all the training and patience it'd require; they test you more than any other breed.

Sucks a lot of people get them cause they're "adorable fluff balls" and not know what they're really in for.

 

I haven't seen any full huskies in a shelter here, but I'm sure it happens. They're handfuls for sure, they throw some intense tantrums if trained poorly. We have a neato thing here called Home-Home and it allows people to put their pet up for adoption through the shelter but conduct it all from their home so they don't have to put the animal in the shelter. I've been keeping watch on that. Was hoping next week actually to set up a meet with the folks who are caring for this cute doggo.