Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2417763)

Done and done... where do you keep the key :yum:

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2417777)

Fvck you :tiphat:

:p :icon23: <3

Originally Posted by Isamu (Post 2417832)

don't act like we didn't already do that! :bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2417830)

I wish! Maybe for Christmas. :p

If we had room in the hatch, I would. :/

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2417877)

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2417879)

Thank you! :D

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2417868)

:yum:

Originally Posted by XiP (Post 2418020)

:hello: LMBmikeZ

Checking the forum first this morning before I go workout :)

Originally Posted by Isamu (Post 2418023)

:hello: get your swoll on!

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2418036)

:hello: Morning Onze

Originally Posted by b15 (Post 2418056)

Morning!

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2417306)

Ignore lists are for the weak. I do not say this lightly. If you do not like what someone says, represents, posts, etc., then just put that person on your ignore list. Then you won't have your delicate sensibilities offended by that terrible person and their awful points of view.

Ignore lists serve an additional purpose as well; you never have to rationally analyze your own belief system. If someone posts something that challenges your way of thinking or perhaps creates a bit of cognitive dissonance, then just put that person on your ignore list. Whew!!! Now you don't have to overtax your thinking by either examining your position on that troubling topic or even speak up for your self. Your paradigms remain intact. Good for you!!!

Last, just put an offensive person on your ignore list. Don't bother telling that person what they did to offend or challenge their viewpoint -- that takes thought and a little work. Don't trouble yourself.

I suspect politicians use ignore lists. I won't reveal my political positions by identifying the guilty Party (all Parties do it, but one much more so than others). I don't like what those people say, so let's not listen to them!!! Yay!!! Everything is right with my universe again. Wow -- that was a close call!!! IK almost had to think for a second. The Ignore list allowed me to dodge another bullet. Thanks ignore list!!! You saved me once again!!!

Ignore lists remind me somehow of a little kid who gets in a disagreement during play time. Instead of noodling the situation through to a resolution, the little guy just takes his ball and goes home.

Of course and as always, I have no opinion on this topic.

Originally Posted by 6MT (Post 2417312)

wow.... after that rant... I feel really small... I have a large ignore list...

and a small penis

Originally Posted by b15 (Post 2417320)

:tup:

Here's the cliffs notes version:

Ignore list = inability to understand/accept/challenge viewpoints different than your own :D

Originally Posted by 6MT (Post 2417322)

Hmm.... my ignore list is mainly people who I consider .... umm......

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2417327)

:tup: :iagree:



The only comment I will make on the matter is :iagree: but I have yet to see any distinction between the parties in that regard. They both do many things I dislike/loath/revile/scorn/abhor; one just happens to have more policies that align with my interests.

:rolleyes: ;)



:icon18: :icon18: :icon18:

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2418032)

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2418013)

:hello: Morning everyone


BC - GL on getting anything accomplished today, my advice try to not look at the clock until at least lunch :ugh2:

Originally Posted by XiP (Post 2418015)

Happy Birthday, Pint!

Good morning everyone!

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2418045)

:tiphat: Greetings!!!

Originally Posted by b15 (Post 2418056)

Morning!

Originally Posted by gurneyeagle (Post 2418068)

I just followed mrs gurney's advice and put myself on my ignore list. The only trouble is that I have to log on using an alias in order to see what I post. :ugh2:

Wow, you miss a lot if you don't stay tuned in all day.

Good Morning All! :hello:

Today is my Friday. :woot:

Gathering up the nerve to possibly cut open my front bumper to install my Nismo RC brake ducts tomorrow. Maybe.

It seems there is a lot more cutting and fitting of the duct tubes themselves first due to clearance issues behind the bumper. I figure it makes more sense to finish trimming the ducts before opening the bumper and then potentially messing up the ducts and having nothing to install in my freshly cut bumper.

Self-confidence is such a wonderful thing! :gtfo2:

I'll keep everyone up-to-date on the progress tomorrow with pictures. If one of the pictures is of me hanging from a garage rafter by an extension cord, you will pretty well be able to guess how the install went.

Have a good day all. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by Red__Zed (Post 2418076)

:wtf2:

Originally Posted by GaleForce (Post 2418077)

Measure twice cut once :tup:

Looking forward to seeing the finished product :tup:

Originally Posted by gurneyeagle (Post 2418084)

Actually, I have measured at least five times. I've cut out templates as a guide for each side, and have fit the templates to the ducts numerous times.

Once I get the duct tubes/reducers sized properly, it should just be a matter of lining up the templates on the bumper, marking the cut line and firing-up the Dremel.

The bumper seems super-soft, so that shouldn't really present a problem; it's just the unknow of cutting my $400 bumper + paint + clear bra that is making me anxious/cautious.

I've really over-thought this, but I just want to do it right. Rusty has been incredibly gracious with answering my questions. Having someone with his skill level do this already has been a god-send for me.

Haven't you cut/trimmed your bumper Gale?

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2418082)

We don't see your kind 'round these parts real often. C'mere boy :yum:

(*in thick hillbilly accent)

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2418046)

Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 2418095)

whoops!!!!!

Morning gang!

Originally Posted by gurneyeagle (Post 2418084)

Actually, I have measured at least five times. I've cut out templates as a guide for each side, and have fit the templates to the ducts numerous times.

Once I get the duct tubes/reducers sized properly, it should just be a matter of lining up the templates on the bumper, marking the cut line and firing-up the Dremel.

The bumper seems super-soft, so that shouldn't really present a problem; it's just the unknow of cutting my $400 bumper + paint + clear bra that is making me anxious/cautious.

I've really over-thought this, but I just want to do it right. Rusty has been incredibly gracious with answering my questions. Having someone with his skill level do this already has been a god-send for me.

Haven't you cut/trimmed your bumper Gale?

Originally Posted by GaleForce (Post 2418113)

I didn't need to do any cutting on this bumper, but have done similar work in the past and it sounds like you've done all the necessary due diligence. Speaking from past experience, making the first cut is the hardest part. It's easier after that because you just put yourself in a do or die type of situation. Review your game plan one more time, take a deep breath, and take the plunge. I don't think you'll have any issue seeing this project through to completion and to your satisfaction :tup: