Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799099)

I've seen what happens and how quick too. First hand. In high school. At my buddy's garage. We was working on his Honda CL350 motorcycle. I just finished up rebuilding his engine. Was buttoning everything up. Last thing we was doing, was installing the gas tank. Did that, and Tommy started to put gas in the tank. He forgot to install the crossover hose between the 2 half's of the tank. Gas covered the engine and hit the floor. In the corner of the garage was a little natural gas space heater that was on. We watched the flumes from the gas make a bee line to the heater and ignite. The flames traveled right back to the bike. Toasting it. :shakes head: Well..... I rebuilt the whole bike for him this time around. :shakes head:

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3799112)

Coffee pot about to be cranked up; hope everyone has a Great Day!
:tup:

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3799119)

Lazyboy livin' :rock:

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3799119)

Lazyboy livin' :rock:

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3799121)

Better be “Lazy Boy Shopping” for a garage heater :icon17:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799092)

With you living up north. I can't believe you don't have portable heat. I have 2 Kero-Sun Omni 105's, 1 oil filled radiant heater, and 1 ceramic heater. One Kero-Sun would heat my dad's garage from 20F to 60F in 45 minutes. The garage size was 30ft x 24ft with 9ft ceiling. If I was working with fuel. I would shut the heater off before I started to work. I also keep 20gal of kerosene on hand at all times.

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3799127)

i was debating on doing a small one in my garage for the toys but i dont wanna bump my heating bills that much when the Z has survived the last 2 years without extra heat lol

now i may put the GTR in my dads small attached garage over this winter :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3799127)

i was debating on doing a small one in my garage for the toys but i dont wanna bump my heating bills that much when the Z has survived the last 2 years without extra heat lol

now i may put the GTR in my dads small attached garage over this winter :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799128)

Just wish it was bigger.

Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 3799129)

I'm sure that all of you up north have this but I have to ask. Are your garage doors insulated? If not this will make a huge difference. Ours is and I have been in the garage with shorts on and it being 30' outside with it being almost as warm as the inside of the house.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799128)

My garage stays about 64F year round. It's part of my basement. Just wish it was bigger.

Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 3799129)

I'm sure that all of you up north have this but I have to ask. Are your garage doors insulated? If not this will make a huge difference. Ours is and I have been in the garage with shorts on and it being 30' outside with it being almost as warm as the inside of the house.

Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 3799129)

I'm sure that all of you up north have this but I have to ask. Are your garage doors insulated? If not this will make a huge difference. Ours is and I have been in the garage with shorts on and it being 30' outside with it being almost as warm as the inside of the house.

Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3799142)

It will be 69 and sunny here. Getting prepped for this weekend fun in the sun at the track. Oh my garage is insulated and I have to open the door to cool off even when it's cold LMAO.

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Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3799148)

Just read that the Trout Opener at Dixon Lake was yesterday. Tonight will be focused on getting my trout gear ready and getting to bed early to catch some hungry fish tomorrow!

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799180)

Trout here is April 15.

I'm having trout for Thanksgiving. :yum: The restaurant we go to on Thanksgiving serves it along with a bunch of other stuff. :yum::yum::yum: Come home from there, and I feel like a stuff turkey. :icon14:

FP, if you been to Ohio Pyle. You've passed it. The StoneHouse Inn on RT40, over the Summit.

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3799181)

pretty sure i've driven by it but never ate there before.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3799184)

GOOOOOD food! :tup::yum: It's packed on weekends. We go there for Easter and Thanksgiving. This year, we have a table for 18. :eek: It's only 30 minutes from the house. :driving: I took JL passed it when he was here for his diff bushing swap.

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3799190)

Updated my premium thread. Maybe you guys could offer me some insight. Please don't speak about it here. I feel prying eyes from international arseholes are still over watching everything like psychotic ex girlfriends.

Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3799194)

I dont have access to your thread.

Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3799194)

I dont have access to your thread.

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3799195)

Yea, sorry. It's just some questions on personal things.

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3799196)

he has been asking for opinions on lube choice for his "first time".......

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3799197)

I'm no amateur! Astroglyde has always been my choice. KY is brand name junk. Now the recent purchase of flow in the dark condoms.... that's a different story.

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3799206)

And I just gagged... hahaha

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3799206)

And I just gagged... hahaha

unrelated note. Why am I seeing sous vide techniques ranging from 3 hours to 24 hours for a simple top round (london broil) cut of steak? It's a large lean cut, but I would think anything longer than 5 hours would result in a steak that would simply fall apart.