Colorado B.S. Thread

Id say it was pretty good.. Worth the cost of a rental.

 

meh, I thought it was ok, first was definitely better. Seemed like they just rehashed the old jokes from the first movie.

 

I need this for all the stupid fucks who think they need to drive around the city with their over priced LED bars and pods ALWAYS on

 

Agreed.
is it just me or has anyone else noticed that a lot of the newer cars and trucks have extremely bright lights, assuming they are are actually on the dim setting? They can't all be aftermarket.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/psa-for-tacoma-owners-in-denver.571498/

Made my own thread but figured I should probably post this here too. Heads up Denver Tacoma owners, might want to invest in dash cams. Would love to catch some of these fools.

 

Hopefully mine is safe in the garage of my apartment complex. Can't get in without a electronic key fob

 

Such BS

 

Yeah super bright, and for the most part have cut offs and are dimmed

Or like the cock sucker tonight who felt the need to have his roof light bar and ditch lights on while going up I-25, sad to say it was a Taco driver

 

Yeah.. But for a sequel these days, there were enough laughs to justify watching it and paying a rental price. Definitely not worth the $37 or whatever a movie ticket cost these days.

 

Hey, watch it with that cheap talk!

Haha my Amazon light bar worked well for what I used it for. but i guess that wasn't using it as DRLs in i25 traffic.

 

I was actually successful in getting someone behind me to turn their brights off by flashing my hazards a couple nights ago. It was amazing.

 

@Wulf

What were those states you were talking about where you can register vehicles and not pay $18k per year for tags?

 

Montana if you register it with an LLC there.

You can also get Vermont registration and plates without being a resident

 

Did you buy a lottery ticket after?

 

After a quick Google inquiry...looks like it's doable but not ideal.

The IRS may audit you, although i think this is more of an issue with your ghost llc purchasing a vehicle and skipping out on those upfront taxes, not the $800 you save each year on registration.

Bigger one, if you insure said vehicle in Montana, drive it 100% in another state and need to use said insurance...there's a good chance that won't work out for ya.

 

Don’t you even think about moving to Montana.

 

No worries young padwan.

 

What’s the deal with the tiny house craze and then from there you have the big 3-5 bedroom houses. Where is the in between homes? We just want a nice 2-3 bedroom house. They seem to not exist in the current market.

 

I happen to have a property ready for a 2bedroom... Permitted and ready for ya!

The tiny house thing IMO is like buying a smart car if you don't live in downtown.

Prices, gas mileage are similar to something normal sized, you're just getting so much less for your money. By the time you deal with power, sewer and water on a tiny house, you'll be close to a real house. (If you plan on putting it on property).