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It was milk , bread, eggs , TP back home no idea why eggs are easy to cook, you can make sandwiches of French toast so you need milk for that and for scrambled eggs the TP escapes me. If you live where the weather can turn ugly in minutes or you have hard winters your a very stupid person if you do not have spares of everything to last at least a week or two.

Cypher

 

We don't do it. And it really is easier on you by not having to go through all that sillyness.

 

Funny French toast... Bread, milk & ketchup? I know the ketchup isn't for the hotdogs!

 

so what about the buns? morning everybody! coffee time

 

Most of us that work together are retired/former military and speak a little different language. The park ranger lead/ outdoor rec planner is former Army, my seasonal is retired Army, the fuels/education is former Army, the other outdoor rec planner is former Marine and then there's me. Our work ethic/attitude is very different than the rest of the office...except the cops, they're prior military also. When all the "knuckle draggers" are together it's pretty high energy and a lot of calling "bullshit".

 

Hey now.....

 

Thanks to all for the feedback on the catch cans, will start looking at brands. @Martin64 not former military, biggest regret of my life, I missed the reference. Hope you got the rest you needed.

 

Don't forget toilet paper. The shelves here are always low on stock when a storm is coming in. Makes me wonder if people in this area are full of shit.

 

Today is arbor day so wife and I are going to provide free labor to the city and plant some trees #volunteering. Wife is a hard core gardener and wants the world covered in vegetation. Not into this

 

On the motorcycle catch can application, about the best I can figure is they use it as part of the whole epa/clean air thing. In years past all the manufacturers just ran long hoses to the back of the engines and let it drip/evaporate out. I re-routed the hoses and closed off ports where I could and just ran the hoses down the rear of the motor because of the mess in the airbox. I think, had they designed it so the catch bottle was inline and prior to the airbox, it would have been nicer and cleaner. I don't know that running a tube down the back of the motor is something you can do on the trucks. And, is it applicable to all generation Tacomas?

 

would

 

Trees and rocks works :} except Cedar trees plant them some where far away from me :}

Cypher

 

In the performance thread there is input from all gens, so I would think so.

 

LOL, I always suggest concrete to save time and money and always get

 

Happy Saturday all, summer-like weather here today. I will try and fill in the trench, but the fill is all cement and rocks, not much dirt, I may go buy some crush rock and fill.

I hope you drop the hot dogs

Yes, big Benfit for all applications. The return oil can stick to the engine walls and cause buildup, just remember to empty it every so often.

What is this evil product?

 

You forgot the green paint there in lies the problem :}

Cypher

 

No, I forget I married a granola.

 

You know there are all kinds of not so go connotations to that statement :} lol

Cypher

 

I lived in NW PA for 14 years with Winters buried under lake effect snow. We never made a special trip to the grocery store for a storm.

Moved down here and people will run out WHILE IT'S SNOWING A BLIZZARD, to buy multiple shopping carts of food.

Now, I could give them Pass if it was serious, but the snow rarely stays on the roads for more than a day. A day!

They'll buy a months worth for a one day storm! Without stocking up I've got enough for a couple weeks easy - if we ate every cracker and crumb.

My favorite storm ( I work retail/grocery do I get the pleasure of seeing this all go down) I saw Dude buying coolers - in case the power went out.
1. Your freezer is a giant cooler
2.Its winter, below 32 degrees outside
3. The whole outdoors is a cooler

 

Easy now