1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

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Here's a parts breakdown on the specific Honda engine you have, if it's not revving up unless you manually move the butterfly, it's possible everything might still be there, but the governor spring that goes around the throttle linkage might be too stretched to be effective

 

$250?

 

man my allergies are a fucking wreck thanks to this crazy winter we had, holy shit.

 

Time to pop a Benny


That sucks tho, I'm feeling it too

 

The carb and fuel system on that commercial series Stihl was designed by engineers who left buggahti and came to work for Stihl

 

I've been taking Bronchaid which is basically for people with asthma but it's got actual ephedrine in it which essentially eliminates all allergy related symptoms for about 2 hours lol.

but yeah this year is brutal, contacts won't hardly stay in for more than a few hours before my eyes yeet them out on their own

 

"I live my life 2 hours at a time"

 

It's 2023

Just don't be allergic

 

I need to get a full allergy panel done like Rebecca did last year when she learned she was allergic to the pollen from the sycamore trees in our yard....something around here is making mine worse than they've ever been


I actually heard on the radio that if you can source local honey (not big store brand) it's practically a cure-all for allergies (pollen related)...I might need to try that

 

Yep, honey thing has been known for years.

You want to take a teaspoon of it per day so your body builds up to it.

 

if only those damn bees that take up residence in the bushes by our driveway would do something productive and make me some honey on-site

 

Has Sofia shown any signs of being allergic to anything?

 

Definitely do not, under any circumstances, turn on a black light in that vehicle.

 

Oh yeah she's got our seasonal allergies for sure. She's been taking the only toddler approved allergy medicine for at least a year now, but it's pretty weak and doesn't help much (probably why it's approved for little kids). Need to get her on the honey train as well

she doesn't have any food or pet allergies though

 

I could care less about cats but glad we have dogs so Theo's subjected to them versus not and being allergic later down the road

 

I mean it would probably be beneficial to not wind up with cat allergies too lol. A lot of people have cats, I know you're allergic right but not too bad? Another friend of mine goes into sneezing fits just being around our house if he doesn't take something

 

I hope Sofia doesn't get our blind as fuck genes, but I'm pretty sure there's a 100% chance she will need glasses. Virtually everyone on both sides of our family wears them or contacts