Gnarmanche

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I did a quick good search and mayday looks awesome! And they got growlers! This place also looks like fun. http://www.opossumspub.com/home/

I live by 2 micro breweries that make some killer beer. can't go wrong with any of thier beers.. except for a jalapeno ale from mack house.. it was gut wrenching and burned your throte. The Funky Buddha. They sell 32oz growlers you can go an fill up for 5 bucks... Me and my buds usually go and fill em up with whatever sounds good at the time, kick back on the porch and talk about cars, guns, and Obama http://funkybuddhabrewery.com/ Holy Mackrel http://holymackerelbeers.com/

Jeep Beach is an annual event of Jeep enthusiasts celebrating a passion for off-road vehicles. The event is held in Daytona Beach and is five days of family friendly fun for Jeep owners. Some of the activities will include: Obstacle courses for all levels of drivers Meet face-to-face with leading industry vendors Drive in a beach parade Try your luck on winning prizes in our huge raffles Clean up at the Jeep-shining show Party with new and old Jeep friends April 23-27th. Early Registration discount - Pre-Registration is $70 and Registration During Event is $100 Anybody going to this event?

Big pictures are for conformist. Foot prints are for hippies.. And Fiats are for fu%$ing Italians. Give me jeeps or give me death :USAflag: :USAflag: :USAflag: AMERICAAAAAA :USAflag: :USAflag: :USAflag:

I'm going to go shoot myself in my face now

Yea, He really loved that thing.. The irony of the situation is that he is junking the dam thing this weekend... so it makes no sense why he wouldnt want all the parts to at least go to someone else rather than the junk yard.. I am tempted to give him 400 bucks for the thing and take his doors, fenders and interior and then scrap it.

Lol! He told me that the steering dropped out of it when you pulled the bumper off and you helped him put it back in. I was trying go get his seats but he wasnt really hip to the whole idea.

Yes sir.

These are my old tires....

I needed a set of wheels and tires that I could drive around town with temporarily because the tires I had were 20 years old... I found these Rubicon Moab wheels on craigslist for 250 bucks. They still got some rubber on there so I will be painting them black and spacing them out a little until I purchase some 35's. These wheels are the 16x8 5x4.5 and the tire size is 285/75r16 I will take better pictures tomorrow after work when I am finished installing all 4... These totally changed the look of this truck.. :cry: oh well they are just temps.. or are they.. :dunno: The top tire is my old one.. the bottom three are the new ones. Don't mind the storage unit... I mean garage.

Thanks! No one really ever gets to see this thing so I'm glad someone can appreciate it... its just in the corner of my room hiding from all the windows. I used to have a 55 gallon fresh with 2 Oscar in it.. they were a lot of fun.. but a giant mess. I would feed them crickets and gold fish (along with whatever else I felt like feeding them.. lizards, roaches, you fill in the blanks) and they just pooped more than I could clean. I also had an eel in there which was a pain in the rear as well.. (fish tanks are my kryptonite)

It looks like you have a brand new truck on your hands with that shiny paint job! Looks killer... I would be a little hesitant to just dive into the woods after dropping that $$.

Oceanic/Coralife an 8 gallon which is discontinued but you can still find them used. 14 galon. 29 gallon. BUT There are a lot of other brands out there that make all in on units out there very similar to the biocube. http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_searchItem.aspx?Category=Cube_Aquariums&IdCategory=FIAQRC&sort=price_desc

The Gladiator was great!! And where are we now? Still stuck with a 7 year old JK, oh well...... I'm saying though!!!!

They tease you with concepts like the JEEP® GLADIATOR and then they bust out with this... i am just like... :???:

Yea, It is spread out over the period of a few years.. but it adds up. I would recomend a tank very similar to this one. The all in one tanks are the easiest to maintain and there is no thinking involved in the set up.. its all done for you. Just add some water and fish and your done

I live down south (east coast). Let me know if anyone is down to do a little wheeling! Some fun places to wheel: Lazy Springs Jw Corbett (dry season only.. and a snorkel) Bear Island, Big Cypress Citrus Holy Lands Crome Devils Garden Hardrock Off Road Park (ocala) Redneck Yact Club Tripple Canopy Park

don't be suprised if you see a Jeep CAR in the near future :doh: .. This thing just puts them one step closer.

This Cube is an Oceanic Biocube. I bought it a few years ago for 70 bucks but it was in bad shape. I hooked up some new lights, cleaned the rocks he gave me and used the sand he already had in there (regret) and i was off. I have spent easily over $1500 on this tank over time. Fish tanks are deffinatly not a walk in the park. It takes a lot of research and $$$ trial and error $$$$ Between water chemistry, bioloads, filtration, feeding, lighting, circulation, cleaning, i sometimes feel like a scientist!

I'll do my best to take as many pictures as i can and keep this thread updated!

My bad i am using tap to talk on my phone to upload the picutres and editing the posts on my computer so there is a little lag between the text and the photos.

Here is a project that i hav been working on for a few years now.. It is in rough shape becuase i havn't had time to show it love like i used to because of my new job and my comanche.. but here goes nothing. It is a 14 gallon Biocube with: Livestock 2 False Percula (clown fish.. Nemo's) 1 Clown Goby 1 pepermint shrimp 10 blue legged hawaiin crabs 10 sand sifting snails a plethora of zoanthid corals Hatian Mushroom Devils hand Hammer coral Torch coral Frog spawn 2 hairy mushrooms Ricordea Pulsing xenia Green star polyps Pink star polyps Gorgonian Blue Favia A few palythoas Blue green candy canes Hardware Led Conversion Protein skimmer intank media baset upgraded water pump Chemi Pure Elite All Gone Nitrate remover Filter floss Dose Kent Marine nano reef Part A and B Iodide strontium and molybdenum Essential elements Feed Roto feast Phyto feast Rotifers Dr. Foster Feast Marine Flakes Marine Pellets

I live in South Florida so that is a very common occurrence here.. don't feel to bad. I posted that picture of the ghecko because that is what i see when i look at my truck... a lot of clean up