1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

The owner basically says as much after, "he's not good at any of it but it's mostly an achievement to get him to complete the whole thing"

 

Those things are like an Oldsmobile Alero, permanently stuck at about $2k value

 

What my parents probably heard at every parent teacher conference

 

Yea it wasn’t too bad, I was surprised by how light the trans was without the tcase. I just lifted it up and put it in the trunk haha

 

Yea it turns out I overpaid at 3k, which I didn’t think was possible for a 4x4 truck with a manual trans, but it is what it is. Nobody wants them. They are kinda crappy, but it seems like they’d make good deer camp beaters at least.

 

I might go get a tetanus booster though, cause I cut myself pretty good on the cross member last night. Has anyone cut themselves on a rusty frame and lived to tell the tale?

 

That one's a painful shot; goes in the meaty portion of your upper ass cheek

 

Donate it and use it as a write off

We gave away the wife's Terrain months ago

 

Did you rub dirty in it?

 

I had my TDAP shot done both times before Sofia and River were born and they put it in my shoulder, probably because it was CVS and they don't want to see a bunch of walk-in hairy asses all day

It does stay sore though for awhile

 

Ah that's right I forgot that's the other spot

We didn't have a choice with all the other shots going in our arms

 

when we bring about the next extinction level event you can probably get top dollar selling vials of your blood on the black market as protection against anthrax and whatever else they immunized you guys against

 

Maybe if I can’t get $1500 for it

 

I rubbed it with neosporin, the cross member was a little dirty though

 

I loathe saying/posting this because now the fucking radio jingle is going to be stuck in my head all day but....

 

Are you sure those werent SARMs?

 

Anthrax is one of them; not all service members got those shots

 

I bet, I remember the big anthrax scare going around post 9/11 especially via the mail service. Makes sense the military would want their troops on the ground being immunized.

 

Donate - submit for $2,000 - 3,000 value

And write it off for that amount as that's what it's worth roughly (even if private market is a bit lower)

 

It was a whole series of shots too, not just the one

And it made your arm sore as hell and the area itchy

After which it would scab up and fall off finally; the next round of shots got better and better