Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

And a mighty fine looking 4Runner at that.

When I was a kid, if someone said "so,"
The reply was,,," so so buttons on your underwear and zippers on your socks."




How do I remember stuff like that, but I can't remember coming home from work?

 

So, so suck your toe
All the way to Mexico
When you're there
Cut your hair
Stick it in your underwear

We were weird kids, eh?

 

That's funny

 

Well it was pre internet days. All we had back then was kick rocks and stare at the sun.

 

Still seeing spots.

 

I was going to say something about playing with matchbox cars in the sand box, but I still do that only the cars and sandbox have gotten bigger!

 

I still do that on the not bigger scale....

 

I didn't say buy,,,,,,,,,,,,,I said try!!!!!!!

 

Gave the boy a shot at the wheel again. He got a bit indecisive when it came to picking a lane, though, he does like to tell me. "where we're going we don't need roads" so....

We weren't stuck there. *switching drivers.
I fell in a big driver side sandy rut, coming down a hill.
4L didn't bring it out. Turned Crawl on and that pulled me right out.
No winches necessary today.

 

We also had dirt bikes and .22 rifles when I was a kid. Living in the country helped.

 

Honda 185 3-wheeler.
Sometimes it needed a good push, then jump on and pop the clutch, to start.

 

Been there, done that!

 

MTS and CRAWL are totally underrated. Super useful systems

 

It's there to use.
If I don't use it I might lose it.

 

Exactly! I make sure to get my daily into decidedly non-daily situations at least once a year.







If I ever get this promotion that I've been running for for the past 3 months, I might even be able to get the daily into decidedly non-daily situations more than once a year

 

It's amazing you're still alive...must be some kind of badass.

 

Just kids being kids before bicycle helmets ruined it for everybody.

 

I almost never wore helmets when dirt biking

 

That uh.......




That explains a few things....





don't hate me

 

I would occasionally not wear a helmet, especially if it was just a short ride to check something. One time, after re-ringing it, I went for a quick spin to start seating the new rings, just an easy spin. Well, by the 3rd turn, I hit 4th gear, grabbed a handful of throttle, and tucked the front. While I was sliding on my shoulder, I watched a rock go past my face. To this day, I wear a helmet every time I'm going to ride more than 100 yards.