do it!

but then i gotta take it off to get my stock time and sounds like twice the work lol

i'd do it as soon as you could before it gets any colder...:icon14:

ThankZ! I ordered one. :driving:

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bro it was 31 when i woke up yesterday lol today was 43 and the high is 53 its fuckin cold.

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feels like michigan...

I've got big time maintenance to do on my QX within the next couple weeks... :ugh:

and some post drive maintenance to do on my Z... I've got my cold weather gear ready. :ugh:

ugh it sucks just cut like solid 2-4 weeks of driving out for me.

i did read that for us it'll be an above avg temp year for December and January.

guess take good with the bad and it'll lower my heating bill lol

dont wanna hear it, i had to turn my heat on lol

house was hovering around 52 degrees i tried to resist but then the lows were 30s at night.

Something no Texan said ever!

We botch about cooling bills.

i do that too. it gets just as hot up here plus 90%+ humidity lol

we get both ends of the stick :shakes head:

:iagree: :iagree:

But now I'm balking at the $800 labor cost... especially since I already have the transmission jack.

Double ended dong.

Just how you PA fùckers like it :stirthepot:

big black one too

:yum:

Don’t get carried away. It’s not just as hot. The in-laws live on a lake in VA and yes it gets hot and with the lake it’s 100% humidity, but it’s not the same as Texas heat.

Hot is hot. I don't care where you are at. One you feel the sweat. The other you don't.

Gotta do the leg shuffle when the nads start sticking to either leg

I disagree. I can play golf in 110F heat in Vegas with no issues. It sucks playing golf in Texas in anything over 90F.

All depends on humidity. 100F with no humidity isn't bad at all. 60F with 100% is brutal.

:wtf2::wtf2:

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

I'll change mine, myself. Ain't nothing new to me. :D

That was aimed at ol' flaccid penis. :rofl2:

When was the last time you changed your underwear? When you throw them against the wall, and they stick?

Liquid air. :rofl2:

You should spend a little time in a power plant. Inside one of the boiler feed pump buildings is about 110F to 120F depending on the outside temp. If there is a steam leak inside the building. Then that is pure misery.

:hello:

Whats up B?

:hello:

Appointment at CarMax this evening to get a quote for the Fit. Not excited about the prospect of paying several thousand to get out of the loan :shakes head:

worked in a shipping/receiving/formation facility and thats the way it was at the formation area. All the heat and moisture generated by the battery acid and charging of the batteries was brutal. On top of that, you had to wear a jumpsuit that was acid proof (some were thicker than others) gloves and goggles.

I'm a trained Hazmat Responder, Everyone at the power plant had to be. Trained with Class A Level moonsuit. Talk about a weight loss program in the summer time. :eek: The moonsuits are self contained air. You WILL sweat you azz off in one of those. :shakes head: Heat stroke is common while wearing the suit in the summer. :eek:

:yawn:

If I didnt have my review in the morning, I might of not come into the office tonight.

Its so tiny, no wonder it wasnt too expensive. :icon17:
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Czesc!