South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

How’s your new job?

 

I literally just said the same thing about a week ago lol.

 

You got one?

 

I missed your message. It expired yesterday, sorry!

 

I believe the ban title was “these things blow!!”

 

Ban @SearArtist

 

I was looking up to see if you can boil frozen hot dogs. Then found out people boil them in beer… Pretty good, but I probably won’t do it again.

 

100% would not reccomend running 7’ lengths of metal on a day like today, solo.

 

Interesting.. I was thinking about maybe if you marinated them in beer then cooked them on the grill might taste better

 

Or just grilling them and then putting beer cheese on top

 

Where did you get the metal sheets? Need some scraps for my chicken coop

 

Home Depot. Didn’t have any laying around unfortunately

 

like trying to get a glass of water from an open fire hydrant. It’s a lot to learn, and there’s not really a ramp up period. It’s good, but a lot for now until I get used to it

 

Hey y’all.

Anyone want these? I’d take 150$ just to get them gone. Just taking up space at the moment.

The tonneau is a hard style trifold. Was used, so it’s not pristine, but it’s not bad. No breaks or anything. 5Ft bed. I have the hardware needed to install it. Decided to get a soft top instead.

Side steps were purchased, never used / installed. I don’t know where the hardware is, but you can source some hardware for cheap I’m sure to bolt them up. Or, could probably get it directly from Tyger.

In the Union area.

(steps are in my building, look new, just didn’t feel like dragging them out for a quick pic)

 

I have boiled brats a few times in beer, it's a waste of beer!!

And wait you had to Google if you can boil frozen hot dogs??

 

Definitely a waste of beer.
Never boiled frozen hot dogs before

 

One of my Taco-bros is bringing his wife’s highlander over and we are going to try and replace the air mix servo motor. Dealership said it’s $2700 because of the 12 hours of labor to remove the entire dash to replace. Going to put the window AC unit in the garage and we’ll have two days to get it done. Not excited to do this, but it’s like $100 part and the rest is all labor. Anybody have any tips? I’ve seen the videos of cutting and modifying the pieces so you do t have to remove the entire dash.

 

Sounds rough, beer

 

Tip would be do it at night... it's cooler then. I'll be there in spirit with you guys!