New England B.S. Thread

also i saw something flash in front of the window, and look at what i see!

 

be careful with hem around your car. They scratched the hell out of my neighbors car pecking at their reflection

 

Man those last two 5 pins and the headlight services harness were a TRICK. Glad it's done. Now to get it mounted so I can do final trim and terminations.

 

i'm trading that one otherwise i'd have ran out with a broom like a crazy old asian lady

 

Someone on here has a quote in their signature that says they change their vehicles more than they change their underpants.

 

that used to be me, then i kept the 4runner for 2 years and i thought i had committed. now taht's me again

 

Done for the day, I'm so sick of looking at this.

And after trying so hard to not chop the headlight harness I need to splice in 3". Uuuuuuuuuugh.

 

I have a kid's slide that I lay over the bulkhead stairs. I can only drop around 12 bags at a time before I run out of room, but that's perfect since it's an ideal load for the cart behind the ATV.

So, I load the ATV, drive them around back, drop them down the slide, stack them, and repeat.

 

A reference to her driving taller vehicles than the average lady her height..and remember my wife drove a red 96 Tacoma when we met and is the same height.

That's John M but it was parts on his truck...as sigged by @mach1man001

Just as long as you don't change your hubby for a newer model as quick haha

 

Suppressed 22lr ftw.

 

1 i live in massachusetts
2 i live in massachusetts
3 i love birds!

 

I love birds too. Plucked, brined, and smoked.

 

I like them as well..

 

Noooo these are my friends. I think they were babies anyway

 

Indeed.
Hens and young uns called Poults.

 

We have them in my neighborhood. Sometimes they will "patrol" down the hill in my backyard in the morning and then back up later in the afternoon. They live somewhere in the conservation land behind my house.

They don't fly well, but they can fly.

 

I hope they were eating the beetles. I should have brought them to be backyard

 

Actually they fly quite well.
20 plus pound birds flying vertical to a roosting tree.
That takes some HP.

 

On today's episode of compulsive madness, we explore splicing options.

 

they got their big asses up on my roof