A day in the life...

i hadn't dusted my bedroom in 14 months. the dust bunnies were getting around in dune buggies, and they don't run mufflers so it was keeping me up at night :lol: so i just spent 5 hours cleaning. im about 85% done, major difference! i can already breath better. also, i hate to say it, but i think i have to many model cars on display. no joke, that was about 3 hours of the cleaning right there.

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

lets see if this takes care of my issues

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

That's one meaty controller.

There's a road here called the road to nowhere or the broken promise. It's a road that was promised to communities pushed out of an area that was dammed and flooded in the 40's. They were promised access to the old cemeteries but during construction, the government stated that they couldn't continue because of minerals leaching from the ground that were harmful to the environment. The road ends shortly after a tunnel through the mountain. The pavement literally just ends. Hiking trails have been created past the road and it's become a pretty neat place to spend the day. My family surprised me with a road trip to the trails for my birthday.

Hey, that looks like it was a cool hike... 8-)

schwim wrote:

...It's a road that was promised to communities pushed out of an area that was dammed and flooded in the 40's. They were promised access to the old cemeteries but during construction, the government stated that they couldn't continue because of minerals leaching from the ground that were harmful to the environment...

For whatever reason this quote came up my mind... :shock: :D

Stephen King, Pet Sematary wrote:

The soil of a man’s heart is stonier; a man grows what he can and tends it.

i got board enough to do this

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Randy, it seems you're collecting game controllers too... :)

Well, my latest paint job was far from being as accurate as yours.
Simply painted the flanges of the new heater hose connectors for the Bug...

i don't really collect controllers. that's just one of the controllers for the NES hooked up out in the garage. i got board and painted it and detailed the arrows on the D pad. looks cool though so...

gotta do something, im off work for 2 weeks :roll: been building model cars as well. got stuff going together for the sake of putting stuff together. the good news, i might be able to eliminate a box in the garage pretty soon. the bad news, i have nowhere to display the cars once they're built :lol:

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Finally swapped out my phone's be wallpaper.

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Yesterday was a goodish hand day and that means it was haircut day!

That was a nice change from the Corona commotion...

Our new family member, Hagan:

And I got to take the kids out for a ride!

500 straight days!

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Weed eating.... so much weed eating.

schwim wrote:

Weed eating.... so much weed eating.

Giving yellow KONIs a try at the rear...

i fucking hate people

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Maddel wrote:

Giving yellow KONIs a try in the rear...

Are you going from Bilsteins to K's? Was there a performance issue with the prior or was it just time for replacement?

Super_Randy wrote:

i fucking hate people

I've heard if you know someone like Elon, you can simply disregard anything your state puts in place.

Kayaking with the tot and her bf:

schwim wrote:

Maddel wrote:

Giving yellow KONIs a try in the rear...

Are you going from Bilsteins to K's? Was there a performance issue with the prior or was it just time for replacement?

The Bilsteins lift the rear a bit. To use their full potential I need to lower the rear.
Although the Bug already handles and corners almost neutral with the Bilsteins.

With the Konis the rear sits a tad lower plus they're adjustable.
A quick test ride with the Konis adjusted to the "soft" position showed only a "mild" over steer in turns.
They're not as firm as the Bilstein Rally version and I have the feeling that with the Konis the rear chassis is less stressed.
I think I'll keep them for now.

schwim wrote:

Super_Randy wrote:

i fucking hate people

I've heard if you know someone like Elon, you can simply disregard anything your state puts in place.

not sure even having Elon on a conference call would help. it's because of "protests" and rioting. :roll:

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Super_Randy wrote:

schwim wrote:

Super_Randy wrote:

i fucking hate people

I've heard if you know someone like Elon, you can simply disregard anything your state puts in place.

not sure even having Elon on a conference call would help. it's because of "protests" and rioting. :roll:

In consideration of all these scary scenes I refrain from posting this in the Funny Forum... :shock:

Maddel wrote:

In consideration of all these scary scenes I refrain from posting this in the Funny Forum... :shock:

Children, it is the last hour, and as you have heard that antichrist is coming, so now many antichrists have come. Therefore we know that it is the last hour.

alright, my head is up my ass at the moment. what am i missing?

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Saw this edit in an online newspaper:

Found a pretty cool photography setting on my phone, a long-exposure for night shots:

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