Patterson

Blast from the past lol. I thought I clicked on a thread from like 2014 for a minute

Hahahhahahahaha

What's old, is new again.

You wanna see, you can be my wife and mine’s porn video editor.

It's whatever. Its 2019, don't judge.

Or

I think your quota for split rear ends is met.

could film porn with ur wife n upload it to pornhub communities

Mother fuckin hell yeah

'18 was a bloody expensive year. A move, a wedding, 2 vacations, picked up another lowered Mk3 Jetta GLX, and a janky 2nd gen Dakota.

The Jetta needs a ton of work. Pretty much all the steel lines in the brake system, and chase a random ground, and the typical heater core issues.

While the Dakota has low miles for its age, and is crazy clean for its age, the suspension needs a revamp, tires etc. Likely will just lower it, and add a few well placed R/T parts to stiffen it up in the turns.

The big plans are another move to Indian Lake, and a new boat purchase in a few months. Headed back to school finally this summer to broaden my earnings potential a bit. Life is good.

The Wife's Ninja has been in storage for a long time, and needs gone through, hopefully I can tinker with that here and there.

TL;DR

Supra is not a Supercar. Its great, and does many great things. But not a supercar

Patterson for CR President 2019! Make CR great again!

 

If he wants back on the forum, all he needs to do is send me a msg and agree to tone it down. No personal attacks.

LOL, I've not talked to him in some time. Just feeling a little nostalgia.

BAN!!

I have yet to break a current rule. LULZ

#freegabe2019

Nah. High school band and the horrible glasses I used to wear took care of that.

The Mt. Dew tat was the cure. Amirite?

Feedback is welcome,

FujiFilm X-T2 18-55.

The 240 is at 24mm, f3.6, 1/60, ISO100, this was 2 photos for CPL turn

The R is 26mm, f3.6, 1/60, ISO100, single exposure

A guy next door has an identical GTI. Shantons car always cleans up good. Nice pics.

I have a few Harbor Frieght tools, but to be honest I haven't bought anything from them in years so my opinion of their stuff is irrelevent. The few wrenches and sockets I have of theirs have stood up fairly well and I haven't broken them, but they were bought because they are things I don't use often. 10 years ago you just didn't buy anything from there that had moving parts, maybe that's changed, but earning a living with my tools means not taking that chance.

 

Has anyone bought a tool with many moving parts from HF and had good luck with it? used it more then a couple times?

Actually their Angle Grinders have been very solid.

Milwaukee hands down. I have used the 1/2 high torque impact a few times and love it. I will be getting one here soon. Look on facebook at the singing river tools page, it is run by a tool truck guy who sells tools nationwide and gives out pretty good deals. Right before christmas he had a sale for the 1/2 high torque impact, 3/8 impact, led light, 2 5.0 batteries and a charger for $569.

Blasphemy

While not a CR sponsor, I will make deals for members.