Anybody see the Andrew Dice Clay show the other night? I was laughing so hard I was missing every other joke. The height of vulgarity
Jack and Jill went up a hill,
each with a buck and a quarter.
Jill came down wid two fifty
OHHHHHH!
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Headed out for my Fri. AM breakfast at the Willet Sr Center & half way there I blew a heater hose. Welll, one of our Forum members (ricoman) also does the Fri AM breakfast & I got hold of him & he came out with anti-freeze, hose clamp, long flat screw driver & moral support.I got back up & running in short order. Thanx John Of course it was the coldest morning w/ wind of this season---wouldn't have it any other way
Glad you got fixed up quickly. Yep, thats usually when a hose bursts, when you need it most.
freetown fred wrote:Headed out for my Fri. AM breakfast at the Willet Sr Center & half way there I blew a heater hose. Welll, one of our Forum members (ricoman) also does the Fri AM breakfast & I got hold of him & he came out with anti-freeze, hose clamp, long flat screw driver & moral support.I got back up & running in short order. Thanx John Of course it was the coldest morning w/ wind of this season---wouldn't have it any other way
I remember many NYS auto repairs in the bitter cold...
Hey Fred, I swear, I saw two vehicle fires today
I was going to Home Despot on rt28 and saw a big black cloud, it was just north on 287n. One the way back over the bridge, I could see traffic backed up all the way to New Brunswick I bet Then I went by another one in another town, a van sitting there smoking like a volcano, cops and fire engines all over the place.
Hey Fred, I swear, I saw two vehicle fires today
I was going to Home Despot on rt28 and saw a big black cloud, it was just north on 287n. One the way back over the bridge, I could see traffic backed up all the way to New Brunswick I bet Then I went by another one in another town, a van sitting there smoking like a volcano, cops and fire engines all over the place.
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I remember smoking a heater core in my '85 Monte Carlo. Was 2° out, so going without heat was not an option. Neither was rolling down the windows and letting the poison fog out that was blasting from the vents.
4 hours later, I was so sick I thought I was going to die! I drank half a Red Dog (new beer! had just came out that week .. and it SUCKED) at my buddy's apartment, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. One minute fine, next I couldn't lift my arm! Threw up out both ends for 20 hours non stop. I can laugh about it now .... but it wasn't funny then, that's for sure!
Haven't been quite right since .....
4 hours later, I was so sick I thought I was going to die! I drank half a Red Dog (new beer! had just came out that week .. and it SUCKED) at my buddy's apartment, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. One minute fine, next I couldn't lift my arm! Threw up out both ends for 20 hours non stop. I can laugh about it now .... but it wasn't funny then, that's for sure!
Haven't been quite right since .....
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I'll never forget the first time I heard him on tape. Must've been '88 or so? I never laughed so hard in my life! My buddies used to throw it in, just to laugh at me laughing so hard at it.Dann757 wrote:Anybody see the Andrew Dice Clay show the other night? I was laughing so hard I was missing every other joke. The height of vulgarity
Jack and Jill went up a hill,
each with a buck and a quarter.
Jill came down wid two fifty
OHHHHHH!
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They need to bolt on a pair of these bad boys and it will never happen again! The real question is, when are they going to build these for tractors?Rob R. wrote:I saw a minivan with a flat tire tonight, it was 10 degrees and a few guys stopped to help get it changed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pja6vKnEV4E
[quote="NoSmokeThey need to bolt on a pair of these bad boys and it will never happen again! The real question is, when are they going to build these for tractors?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pja6vKnEV4E[/quote]
Notice they did not drive them thru mud.
If the exposed honycomb sides ever filled with mud, imagine the vibration at 60mph.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pja6vKnEV4E[/quote]
Notice they did not drive them thru mud.
If the exposed honycomb sides ever filled with mud, imagine the vibration at 60mph.