Umm... how many guys are sharing your soap?
I’m not judging or anything.
Who uses acorn nuts on oil pan studs?LOL, ain't that the truth. They always told me when it stopped leaking, that's how you knew it was out of something.
I had one ask me to marry them. Im serious as a school bus wreck.Damn, Ryan.. they're harder to get rid of than fire ants.
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D, flesh is weak.I love how the very idea of this thread makes Tim nut-up.
"I'm out" he says. Lol.
Tim, wherever there's a mess, you are never "out".
Jeebus Christ..I had one ask me to marry them. Im serious as a school bus wreck.
You're like a fly to a pile of poo.. Admit it.D, flesh is weak.
who builds a vehicles you have to "widen" the frame to be able to remove said pan to service the trans? No wonder we tossed their tea.Who uses acorn nuts on oil pan studs?
-The British.
Drip, drip, drip..
During the months between high school years, I worked at a garage in Long Beach, CA that catered to the odder stuff. Foreign cars, older American cars, sports cars almost no one heard of.who builds a vehicles you have to "widen" the frame to be able to remove said pan to service the trans? No wonder we tossed their tea.
but that thing is a Billy goat in the snow/ice. I just have to warn everyone when they get in that I'll kill them if they touch anything because of stuff like the third brake light (that won't pass inspection for a few more years) is built into the radio resistor nicely tucked away in the far corner under the headliner and other BS electrical quirky stuff.
I actually reposition mine every few days so I can keep tabs on that's still leaking.
A perfect summation of my Rover. Lovely to drive (if underpowered). Just stop to check the fuel and top-up the oil....and LUCAS "Because Gentlemen don't automobile at night".Lucas electrics. Leaky-ass engines. Carburetors like "Solex" and other micro-toilets mounted upon intake manifolds.
"Witworth" threads.. Ugh.
Really weird. They could do an interior like no other; crystal gauge glass, burl-wood dash and trim, goat leather seats. Smelled wonderful in there. Really classy. Friggin' James Bond shit. Really nice cockpit interiors.
But they couldn't get the basics right. The friggin' things leaked, ran rough, and burned up. Or a short in the system that would drain the battery and you would NEVER find the source of it. What a friggin' mess.
couldn't have said it any betterDuring the months between high school years, I worked at a garage in Long Beach, CA that catered to the odder stuff. Foreign cars, older American cars, sports cars almost no one heard of.
We had plenty of British cars, and this was when they earned their reputation of being, umm.. "difficult".
Lucas electrics. Leaky-ass engines. Carburetors like "Solex" and other micro-toilets mounted upon intake manifolds.
"Witworth" threads.. Ugh.
Really weird. They could do an interior like no other; crystal gauge glass, burl-wood dash and trim, goat leather seats. Smelled wonderful in there. Really classy. Friggin' James Bond shit. Really nice cockpit interiors.
But they couldn't get the basics right. The friggin' things leaked, ran rough, and burned up. Or a short in the system that would drain the battery and you would NEVER find the source of it. What a friggin' mess.
Good to see you M! It's been a while!I've been reading this thread on and off all evening. The verdict is...there is a bunch of really funny guys here. Mrs. has been giving me the stinkeye because I've been laughing on and off at this thread.![]()
Hello, M.. Good to see you, old dog..I've been reading this thread on and off all evening. The verdict is...there is a bunch of really funny guys here. Mrs. has been giving me the stinkeye because I've been laughing on and off at this thread.![]()
Oh yeah! TR 4's, TR 6s, you bet. Handle like they're on rails.My dads had a couple TR6 cars. Extremely fun to drive.
As Rob said before, it wasn't his blatant BS, though that was bad enough. And wrong. Really wrong. Deceitful. It was his bullying of others with it.Short of a soap opera level of amnesia I don't see Frogfur returning to MLP, and I have mixed feelings about it. I'd like to propose memorializing his actions in an MLP specific term called "Frogging" which is nothing more than fanciful exaggerations and/or lies.
For example, I wasn't mocking Mexican cartel fashion today while being backed up by Seagal, Nugent and O'Neal. I was just Frogging y'all, and y'all knew I was Frogging.
It could also be used when someone is outed for intentionally attempting to deceive. If, and this would never happen, but if I never raised ridiculous amounts of okra and Rob caught me then I would be called out for Frogging the board which would come with deserved judgements and condemnations.
After a year or two it would become common parlance which would regularly be questioned by new members. Years after that, well, we could sweep the internet with a brand new verb!
This has some heady potential.