:iagree: with this Mr James,

with or without a suit The Clifford commands attention :tup:
Its all about being polite and being respectful to any server.
My beautiful Korean wife owns a few restaurants so I know
how difficult the restaurant business is.

-Clifford :tiphat:

time for some RC action. :p

going to swap out a few parts on my vintage kit, also try out my new tools. :D

Tuesday morning over here :iagree:

:D <-----------The Clifford has his 60 minute cardio program :eek:


20 minutes of yoga and stretching - 20 minutes stationary bike and
wrapping it up with 20 minutes on the rowing machine :driving:

-Clifford :tiphat:

:tup:

Rep Freely

Gooooooooooood evening, peoples.

i haz rep

:tiphat:

done with the yoga and stretching :driving:

now onto the stationary bike :driving:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Oh my goodness that felt great :iagree:

moving onto the rowing machine for the last 20 minute's :driving:

-Clifford :tiphat:

had a great day with the lady friend out and about! ( and BIG news: Engagement ring ordered! :woot: ) now just got to wait till it comes in and it gets sized to fit her and then picking the date for the unveil!

:tup:

Forgot my security badge, had to drive all the way home for it. :mad:

:D Done with the rowing machine :iagree: That felt great :iagree:

Technology here in South Korea is amazing :iagree:

Applle iPad's are given out to use here at the gym :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Sorry Mr Scott, you know how The Clifford try's to find the good from every bad
situation :iagree: You have a great career and a great job at the hospital :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Thats great Nis! Congratulations and Best Wishes!

I am lucky I can just drive home and relax in the lazyboy for a bit before heading back on site :tup:

Congrats! :tup:

Please send my regards to your family and your sister Kerry :iagree:

Susan stayed back home in California :eek:

I am here for the next 3 week's :ugh2:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Greeting's Mr Thomas :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

thanks everyone! :excited:

Mr Nismo your Avatar photo looks great :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Greetings to you, too, Mr. Clifford. Hope all is well, my friend! :tup:

Thank you Mr Thomas :iagree: prayers said for all of us :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Time to catch the subway train to work :driving:

Good Day from here and Good Night to all of you :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

:tiphat: thank you for the kind words cliff!

GL!! :tup:

:iagree:

:icon17:

Good morning! :hello:

I'll be back later to drop off some reps, apparently it hasn't been 24 hours yet. :shakes head:

:tiphat:

Depending on which "Indian food" you're talking about, most of it is deep-fried (in vegetable oil) starchy crap and it is not particularly good for you.

For example, saag paneer is onions sauteed in vegetable oil with a handful of spinach, some heavy cream, and some cheese. Samosas, which are delicious, are basically mashed potatoes, wrapped in dough, and then deep fried.

It's basically a lot of deep-fried, a lot of bread/potatoes/rice.

The tandoori stuff is reasonably healthy, but keep in mind that pretty much any of the dishes with any sort of sauce are using heavy cream and/or vegetable oil as a base. :tup:

:roflpuke2:

I owe a few people reps...

you're ON my list....

Any of you guys use this new water-based touch up paint like you get from Touch Up Direct?

I'm used to lacquer touch-up, if you make a mistake you can always clean it up with a little rubbing alcohol (removes wet or semi-dry lacquer without harming the car's finish) and I don't know what to use with this stuff, I'm curious if anyone knows.

If not, time for some experiments on some scrap plastic. :D

I've not tried that, davey. I bet water based would dry faster too! :tup:


Goodam, everyone! :hello:

Is it 5pm yet..? :ugh:

Morning everyone. :hello:

I swear to god I am going to hulk shred these dress pants and walk around naked in the office!!!!!

More wire, new plunge router and carpet/misc crap should be here tomorrow :tup:
I hope this is the last of Earn$pend for a while lol Need to cork the wallet.
Decided to go with 1/0 wire from battery to the back. 4gauge isnt going to cut it. :mad: