:hello: Gale

:hello:

Shows a pic of two Nissan fork-lifts and says, "Still more JDM" at the top and at the bottom, "Then your Civic".

:shakes head: Sometimes a little proof-reading goes a long way.

Me too. It's still amusing though.

nice! :tup: how 'cold' does it get there in your area in the winter time? :confused:

yah, the maplight 'mod' turned out real good for me so im :excited:
would the tint show through the lens? i first thought i'd just get a white illuminating piaa wedge, but then saw that the bulb was blue. that blue would show through the clear lens. :icon14:


:tup: you're using real wood too instead of that laminated stuff so that's even better, imo.

sounds :exciting: with your first kid. lots of fun times ahead. :tup:

hello hello, ms.pint. :hello:

:shakes head: I absolutley hate those old fashioned pictures with made up quotes. Some of them have atrocious english, exactly what you guys are talking about. jeez. it's like:HEY! look at me, I'm either lazy or uneducated and I don't mind everybody knowing it! HA!

This sounds much like Kenchan's grammar.

:iagree: Hi Kenchan!! I'm ordering the Griots stuff today (I hope)...thank you for taking time to tell me again as I KNOW you have posted that somewhere in the past :tup: ;)

That's exactly what I was thinking, I am probably also going to make a bunch of other things now that the bench turned out good :tup: I hate the cheap fake wood everything is made of now a days :shakes head:


Yes both my wife and I are very excited :excited: to have our first kid, everything is falling into place we wanted to move in to the new house and start trying so looks like things are working out and I couldn't be happier :tup::tup::tup:

Hola!! :hello:

Nothing ruins a potentially good meme or someecard more than bad writing. :shakes head:

:tup: np, msbc. :tup:

i have templates of info in my head that i just copy/paste. :icon17:

if you plan on doing detailing as a hobby, those random orbitals are very handy tools. especially for doing your scuffs, the 3" orbital would be perfect... not that you can't do it by hand. just faster.

:iagree: a good RO polisher will pay for itself just in the time it saves you!

I have both rotary and RO and I use my RO all the time, rotary is only for the heavy stuff or if doing a full out 3 stage polish :tup:

It depends, it can get down to the mid-high 30's. Usually sustains around low 40's-50's.

Which I know isn't cold to most, but when the prior week it was 85, then all of the sudden it's 50, your body goes into shock. :eek: :icon17:

That and the Summer heat thins out your blood, a lot.



As for the map light, if I put it on the inside, it may darken it a little bit, but if I put it on the outside it may blend the map lights into the plastic housing a bit - could look pretty neat.

:tup: THat RO may end up on a list for hubby (for me from hubby!) ;)

nice :tup: and with RO you don't have to worry so much about damaging the clear coat on your paint you won't burn through inless you held it in one spot for a LONG LONG TIME!