Colorado B.S. Thread

Sadly they did not.

 

Pull forward 6 inches and stand on their hood while you load the groceries

 

Still looking for that ECGS bushing tool if anyones got it.

 

if you "pull thru" at a grocery store, you should expect to have the rear blocked in. Especially if you were thoughtful enough to leave the extra space.
Most people "pull in" thereby leaving the trunk space unobstructed.

 

Who wants to squeeze the cart between cars to load groceries anyway

 

I was kind of thinking that but didn't want to sound like a dick haha.. kind of like pulling through at home depot to load the bed with lumber but someone parks behind you.

Though I'll admit, that guy def pulled way over the line

 

yah, I have one somewhere - Loveland area, msg me Ill look for it welcome to borrow

 

I carry all bags in one load with no cart...

Home Depot would be different story and I'd be the dick shoving a 2x4 through their windshield and laying plywood on their hood to load up... The way over the line part is what bugs me.

 

Funny that 2x4 might actually cost more than the windshield these days

 

What a legend.

 

Because Subaru?

 

FYI - I don't believe the 2nd/3rd gen tool with work on your 1st gen without modifying the nut.

 

Shifty secretly has a 3rd gen... but not sure if it's for that.

 

Oh. Can't blame anyone for wanting to hide the fact they own the worst gen Tacoma.

 

Oops, I let the cat out of the bag.

 

Publicly busted.
I do daily a Turdgen and beat the piss out of my 1st gen.

Squeaky thanks for the fyi. I didn't realize until I messaged gone fishin'.

 

the 2nd battery for my Ecoflow River showed up today.
The actual unit will be here tomorrow.
The suspense is real.
I wanna hit the road early Friday morning. So not much time for testing, balancing, etc, whatever.

 

Jeez, they really ought to plow such critical infrastructure



I figured the dry side of the road would hold me. Nope. I've pushed through early fall drifts, but never spring snow, and didn't realize there was a solid sheet of sloped ice under there. Then the hillside was so loose it kept sucking me further sideways. Wound up using 2WD to get oriented kinda uphill with only one wheel left on the road, then I could claw my way back up past the drift. Spent quite some time throwing rocks back up the hillside afterwards.



The remaining drifts weren't as scary from a slide-to-your-death perspective, but I didn't want to push my luck any more. Plus there were some boulders that would need to be winched or levered off the road somehow. Took me forever to clear the first drift and backtrack to CB, then US50 was closed west of Gunnison! Wound up getting home a whole day late and missing work.

But hey, someone else had a much worse day up there than I did:

Here's the 'between' shot... I set the camera out on a tripod on my first break from shoveling, and it ran out of memory before I was done, but you get the idea.

 

FREE FISHING POLE (if you can find it!)

If it's not clear yet, I'm kind of an idiot. I absent-mindedly left my tailgate down after gassing up in Leadville last weekend, and didn't realize it until I stopped for a photo by the Diamond shaft mine. It didn't seem that anything had fallen out, but now that I'm unpacking, I realize I'm missing this fishing pole. So it may well have fallen out somewhere east of Leadville. I headed out of town on 11th street east, looped around hopelessly lost on some gravel roads, and eventually wound up on the paved county road heading to Mosquito Pass. If you're in the area and want a

$70 Sougayilang Fishing Rod Combos with Telescopic Fishing Pole Spinning Reels Fishing Carrier Bag for Travel Saltwater Freshwater Fishing-1.8M/5.91FT

cheap collapsible spinning rod and tackle set that's probably been run over, look for a small black case on the roads east of Leadville.

 

This kind of thing goes in the trading post.
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Thank you.