Pete M

yup. I started waaaaay too late in the season last year so we're trying again without those stupid caterpillars.

um, you're going to want a better way to hold that puppy down...

I stopped antihistamines years ago for a generic of Flonase. works soooooo much better and is cheaper. takes time to build, so it's a daily thing, not an emergency thing. I only take half the suggested dose so I could step it up if needed.

do we have pics of the various vinyls?

the garden is in.

you've not lived until you're taking apart your drums in the parking lot so as to clean the mud outta them. that giant fire extinguisher you may see in my bed isn't for fires (although it'll do that job too). not all mud is the same. thick chunky mud is my favorite. wet, drippy mud gets into everything. clay mud dries hard as concrete and needs to be cleaned off quickly. I'm not really a fan of pure mud. only did that once, got bored with it fast. I like when a bit of water makes a boring forest trail into something challenging.

and why on earth is the bathroom on the opposite side of the house from the master bedroom? there's no way I'm navigating a maze of cars/tools/parts on the middle of the night. and doors that open INTO my car space?!

nah, he was bored last night and went about getting his name on the front page in every CC subforum.

yeah, having all the stinky fumes exit at the back of the truck can be a good thing.

plain muffler? fancy muffler?

holy 14 years ago batman!

some of the best people I've ever met were military guys/gals. if it's for you, then go for it! do you have someone to store the truck for you? and have you started your daily running/pushups/pullups? if so, put on a 20# backpack and keep going with all 3. then step that up to 30#, the 40#, etc. boot camp is hard enough without needing to also get your arms/legs in shape at the same time.

you had better congrats!

if you ever want to sell it, lemme know