1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

You can separate people by mechanical means. Ever seen them Chinese safety videos

 

Those 3D animated ones?

 

It's a petition for divorce and I did back date it to the day she left. Of course when the other party is served they can challenge that date but that didn't happen in my case. Idaho does not acknowledge "separation". Now if you file the petition and never finalize it, it doesn't do anything from a legal standpoint.

 

Mine was relatively painless. I had a fierce lawyer on speed dial which I think the threat of that kept things smooth. Effectively I could have pursued stock options and splitting 401ks, my lawyer was ready to go as far as determining if I was entitled to more equity in the house as I was the bread winner by a wide margin for a couple years, this making the majority of the payments. I said I won't dig if you don't dig. My truck is off limits, I get my car, you get yours and we split the house and be done with it. Of course now she is refusing to help with the bills that are coming with getting the house ready for sale so that's a pain, but whatever.

 

nope

 

For the first time ever I bought a Denso product that just flat out sucks. I already had a sizeable cart and added in wiper blades since they're always cheap no matter what brand on RockAuto. So I got some Denso EVB blades cause why not. Well I'll tell ya why, they're like made out of plaster or something, they streak, skip, don't bend enough to the curve of the glass... I hate em. Straight to the damn trash and I guess I'll grab some wally world blades today.

 

I always get the RainX ones from WW, they seem to do pretty well. Granted, we don't usually deal with as much rain as you guys do

 

Yeah, that's the plan today. I live in the desert side of WA so we don't get a ton of rain really, but this time of year clearing snow and ice is a big deal.

 

What @eon_blue said. Ive had good luck with RainX Blades.

 

he's gonna think he's hearing his ADD rattle now

 

You think he'll start a 'manual hub vs add' thread on mud?

 

From the threads I’ve read, manual hubs are supposed to be weaker than ADD. But with the former, at least it’s easier to limp out of a trail if you break an axle.

 

What about the many career opportunities and networking you could do to apply your degree

 

Wait isn't he a geo something or other... I know a guy who likes rocks...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/U-r-Y8mEJdY

 

Wtfucking lol

 

I can relate to this video...I feel the need to touch most rocks with interesting visual textures...I do have a minor in Geology...couldn't tell you a damn thing you probably don't already know

 

I don't know anything geology related really even though I took 4-5 classes on it. But I know some gneiss schist when I see it.

 

I'm totally sending this to Rebecca, her and her entire family are obsessed with collecting rocks whenever we go anywhere. When we started dating and going on wheeling trips together, I'd get home and clean out the truck to find rocks she stashed in the back or in the door pockets.

Sofia does it too and I don't think it was a learned behavior, I'm convinced being fascinated with rocks is a genetic thing now

 

Mmmm i see what you did there.