1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

But, it requires labor from him

 

Become a plumber, then you can fuck with shit.

 

Oh booo

 

And hard workers hate mouthy fucks who don't shut up

 

There's some metal in those conversions

 

I’m pretty dedicated to my current education path

 

Unless you a good worker, then it’s fine

 

Only if you have standards

 

Hvac makes good money

 

What about this guy?!

 

That's for damn sure

I remember we tossed one of the junior marines into the fire pit when the entire platoon was making sand bags. That fucker was deep as hell and he struggled with a few to get out

 

Yup. With most schools going online this fall more college kids should be able to work 7-3:30 5 days a week and do school in the evening. Factory jobs pay more than the minimum (mostly) and give you weekends off. Id take a labor position with regular hours anyday over making pizzas. Been there, done that got the t shirt. It sucks.

 

Got the best CEL code ever today. Truck felt sluggish the last couple days and smelt a lil funny. P0420!!!!!!! Catalytic Converter has to be clogged. This truck only has 1 unlike newer tacomas. Makes me believe that @Empty_Lord was right all along about the truck running odd. Just now getting the code so I have no choice but to check it out

 

Get you a code reader that can map out live data


I've posted this on other pages a few times now but I need a new CAT and this is what my data looks like.. if yours is similar you definitely need a new one lol

 

I’m always right.


Unless I’m wrong. Then I am not right. For instead I was wrong .

 

Yup. If rear o2 sensor doesn’t delay ~1 second behind the front a/f you have a dead cat.

 

For a simple flatbed, Id charge for the price of the steel and consumables and maybe $300 labor, more if you wanna get fancy. All it is is a frame with a flat plate on top. Hardest part with most things like that is just figuring out how to mount the stupid thing.

 

My younger brother said the same thing to me. They tried to resection his bowel but he ended up with a colostomy bag. Got septisemia and suffered horribly for a month in ICU. He was allowed to return home and died in his own bed 2 days later at 54. Left a widowed wife and 2 young girls.
I miss him every day and night.
At first He only had bad cramps and constipation but refused to see a Doctor untill He couldn't shit for weeks. The procedure is painless and takes 15 minutes.

 

I thought I made a mistake once.


Turns out I was simply mistaken.

 

Sorry for your loss man. We'll see. I still shit on the regular.