Wimp, try again. You could ask for help.Receta por favor señorita...
I already tried that two different ways and failed quite miserably
Disregard, just read you may have found your solution. Hope it works out for you.
Thanks! I have none of those flavors, but I’ll add to my current cart full lol.let me know if you give it a try
Ouch, sorry, that pokes my eye lol. They’re all pretty ugly though, SUVs and crossovers. I just like the safety features (which I suppose are available on other models) and the specs. It’s pretty close in size to my Silverado, only not so long. Now that I’m (finally!) used to driving the truck, I rather like the view from up there, and that nobody bullies me around.
Not really serious about anything yet though. My truck’s only ten years old. It’s hardly broke in.
Long time no post. Or read. But I have kept up rewicking as needed.
Finally getting settled although still waiting for my own internet connection to be installed so I'm forced to bum off of slow wifi. Could be worse. Could still be in the hospital, wifi was even worse there. Overall doing way better. What a pleasure to just be able to walk on my own. Another few months and I'll have to think about actually returning to work. I'll probably milk this out as long as I can, beats doing everything myself.
No purchasing by me of late. I'm still gathering stuff together from multiple locations between my daughter's old and new apartments, my storage unit, and stuff that ended up at my ex-wife's house (don't ask). I do think I need a few new tanks just because and several new top air ones are out. I'll have to go read some threads to see what's up. So far not a 250c Therion that I can find. If someone does know if it made retail I'd love to jump on one. I still have mixed feelings about the paranormal asthetics.
Anyway nice to be back and likes to all.
Finally getting settled although still waiting for my own internet connection to be installed so I'm forced to bum off of slow wifi. Could be worse. Could still be in the hospital, wifi was even worse there. Overall doing way better. What a pleasure to just be able to walk on my own. Another few months and I'll have to think about actually returning to work. I'll probably milk this out as long as I can, beats doing everything myself.
No purchasing by me of late. I'm still gathering stuff together from multiple locations between my daughter's old and new apartments, my storage unit, and stuff that ended up at my ex-wife's house (don't ask). I do think I need a few new tanks just because and several new top air ones are out. I'll have to go read some threads to see what's up. So far not a 250c Therion that I can find. If someone does know if it made retail I'd love to jump on one. I still have mixed feelings about the paranormal asthetics.
Anyway nice to be back and likes to all.
Here's an idea: buy a car with the trunk filled with flavors. One bird, two stones, that kind of thing.
It has a good chance to work, usually the French don't take kindly to botched flavors.
To mix it really is a pain, it's a very complex flavor, something like watery/fresh, somewhat creamy/sweet and hints of earth/dirt/smoky. I don't exaggerate when I say my own creations failed spectacularly
guilty of that for sure. Need a word for it I can pronounce. Oh, OK, Sleepshinying. Got it. I will add it to my list of diagnosis's.That's noctaredimolism (excuse my bad latin) aka sleepshinying.
I don't see the problem though
Once you get the feel for driving a truck and get the feel of the OMPH, it is hard to go back to driving a car. Especially a weenie car. I owned and worked a self loader tow truck for years and you just feel like the boss of the road.
Ever had an experience that brought on a rush of nostalgia that took you back to a simpler time in your mind? I've been enjoying this new yellow Armageddon squonker and atty I picked up recently with a banana cereal flavor loaded up and it's been vaping great. I had a idea to try my all time favorite donut juice in it but thanks to my general laziness today, couldn't be assed to re-wick the atty or rinse out the bottle. I vaped the wicks dry and dripped a little Loaded Glazed Donuts on the coils and gave it a whirl.
Boom.
Anyone remember these? I'm a kid again sitting on the curb in front of a convenience store on a hot summer day with my pals munching a banana flip and sipping on a slushie. Amazing.
Boom.
Anyone remember these? I'm a kid again sitting on the curb in front of a convenience store on a hot summer day with my pals munching a banana flip and sipping on a slushie. Amazing.
Chanel, I used to drive a Propane delivery deuce and half. 3000 gallon fuel tank, now that's the boss of the road. Others are even more apt to get the hell out of your way too.
My mom still has my dad’s ‘07 silverado, great truck! You may have that one for a while, his prior one was a ‘73. Odometer died around 300k miles, but it kept on truckin’ ( yes, I went there
).Golly me too. LOL. I haven't ACTUALLY purchased anything asleep but I have loaded up a cart or two. LOL
Anna
I like tiny/zippy cars. The larger my vehicle, the more exponentially likely I am to hit stuff. We had a Ford Escape once that was kinda fun, but mainly especially when leaving the in laws (both sets, because my bio family is the husband's in laws) LOL. I have a Mazda 3 stickshift that was GREAT until I made the mistake of allowing the husband to drive it to Sedona loaded down with all the stuff we "needed" for the fire. I LOVED that car. I drove it from somewhere loaded up and thoughtfully told the husband, "This is driving like a PIG. Be careful braking and also with my GEAR ratios.)
Well, when we were driving 65 miles an hour UP mountains and etc., I would say stuff. Stuff like, "Slow down!" What I really should have said was "Get out and let me drive!!!!!!!!!!!!" LOL. Because we would have arrived LATER, but I wouldn't have needed a new set of gears and brakes. He did that to my LAST car also (destroyed the clutch) by "teaching the kid to "drive" by doing WHEELIES.
Oh, he said we'd get it fixed, he didn't. I do understand there are/were other pressing matters and etc., but man, I LOVED that car. I still love it, but it's not as zippy. He had the nerve to blame the former car's destruction on THE KID when he thought "wheelies" were an important skill to learn. LOL. He's not to be trusted with stick shift cars and they're going out of style and I'm sad. LOL.
Wheelies. (Censored.) I had like 2k miles on that car without the need for a new clutch or Anything. I mean, I'll hit you in a hot minute if I'm not paying attention but if there's one thing about cars I do understand, it's the care and feeding of a clutch and how to use gear ratios appropriately. LOL.
Every new car I say I'm getting an automatic and then I don't. Heh. Clutches and gears are USEFUL. Heh.
Anna
Well, when we were driving 65 miles an hour UP mountains and etc., I would say stuff. Stuff like, "Slow down!" What I really should have said was "Get out and let me drive!!!!!!!!!!!!" LOL. Because we would have arrived LATER, but I wouldn't have needed a new set of gears and brakes. He did that to my LAST car also (destroyed the clutch) by "teaching the kid to "drive" by doing WHEELIES.
Oh, he said we'd get it fixed, he didn't. I do understand there are/were other pressing matters and etc., but man, I LOVED that car. I still love it, but it's not as zippy. He had the nerve to blame the former car's destruction on THE KID when he thought "wheelies" were an important skill to learn. LOL. He's not to be trusted with stick shift cars and they're going out of style and I'm sad. LOL.
Wheelies. (Censored.) I had like 2k miles on that car without the need for a new clutch or Anything. I mean, I'll hit you in a hot minute if I'm not paying attention but if there's one thing about cars I do understand, it's the care and feeding of a clutch and how to use gear ratios appropriately. LOL.
Every new car I say I'm getting an automatic and then I don't. Heh. Clutches and gears are USEFUL. Heh.
Anna
We had a Dodge Dakota with over 300k. What a beast. Caught on fire twice ( which is one time more than the Pinto lol) didn’t seem to affect it. Only thing the Pinto ever needed was super glue - the gear shifter pulled clean out- and a muffler every spring. I do well with Ford cars. Had a Cougar for 18 years. And the Mustang 16 so far. The battery lasted 14 years. I like Chevy for trucks though. I’m just thinking if the new ones are as good as the older ones, if I buy one now, it could be the last I ever need.My mom still has my dad’s ‘07 silverado, great truck! You may have that one for a while, his prior one was a ‘73. Odometer died around 300k miles, but it kept on truckin’ ( yes, I went there
I’ll take my Revenger X any day over any of my other mods inc a Yihi and 3 DNAs.
I learned to drive on a stick. Pinto was a stick too. I don’t mind them, but they suck here in town. All little streets, constantly getting up to second, not fast enough for third... the Pinto was like a rowing machine. No power nothing. I was seriously fit though.
When I bought the mustang, I got an automatic and I don’t care if that’s cool or not. I love it. It’s awful in the snow though!
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