jensenracing77

just trying to figure out another way to post pics.

"http://i654.photobucket.com/albums/u...7/100_4464.jpg"

Yellowstatue

I was just ignoring your post and noticed that you have a very well manicured lawn!

gearheads78

Just wanted you to know I will ignore your post and I hope everyone else does too

citcapp

I am ignoring your post but I couldn't help but notice your tires have mud caked on them.

jensenracing77

yes, that was 5 minutes after i got it home. it was sitting outside for 5 years in the same spot.

Jamesbo

I'm ignoring you post but could you come mow my lawn?

Oldskeeper

I was going to ignore the post ..but if you do won't the hydro wires dangle on the front lawn and then you would run over them when you cut the grass.
I noticed you use the cross thatched method of cutting.
Steve

jensenracing77

if you guys could only see my yard. the picture hides alot. i am very allergic to the grass clippings so i mow in the early morning when the dew is on and wont pick up the grass as well. it looks terrible most of the time.

csstrux

I used to get nose bleeds when I cut my parents grass back in the day. My yard is almost exactly 1/4 the size of theirs. no more nose bleeds. Still hate grass though

P.S. I am ignoring your original post BTW just responding to the responses

Oldskeeper

I am allergic to June grass along with lots of other neat things (the list is to long to write here) so thats why I had children and they can do this stuff so I don't have to.
Steve

scubastever

i've been trying my best to ignore your post. Am i doing OK?

442_Mustang

I couldn't ignore this post any longer! AAAAIIIIIIIGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!! pulling my hair out...

Jamesbo

This thread reminds me of another board where the thread title is "Changing subjects with in the thread." The thread has going on for 4 years with daily post.

Oldskeeper

I was ignoring the post,but yellowstatue was talking about the lawn so I felt I should answer and comment on how nice it looked.
So Jamesbo how is life treating you these days?

lshlsh2

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
I can't take it anymore.

citcapp

I'm still ignoring the post and will continue to do so. I will remind everyone of this fact from time to time

gearheads78

Still ignoring this post

Yellowstatue

What post ???

jensenracing77

i am going to try using my girls fisher price digital camera and see how it does for a lower resolution.

i also want to thank everyone for ignoring this post.

jaysun

I have no idea whats going on here, so, here's a pic of my crossmember.

crossmember.jpg?t=1243734797

jensenracing77

SWEET! it looks to be for single exhaust.

Yellowstatue

That floor jack looks a lot like mine but you have your clutter in a different order..

jaysun

You would be correct My sweet single exhaust crossmember. Unfortunately I tripped and a running grinder with a cut off wheel fell on it and cut a chunk out.

crossmem2small.jpg?t=1243737617

jaysun

How do you organize your clutter? Do you alphabetize or go by color? Me, I prefer the chronological method

Yellowstatue

Heaviest stuff on the floor (safety) combustibles segregated...fragile trim, in the rafters...items I need to put my mitts on immediately...Invisible

Oldskeeper

been there and seen that,he's right yellowstatue can't find a thing when he needs it...LOL

citcapp

The car parts gremlins come in at night and hid all of the parts you need to install the next day. I thought everyone knew that.

PS still ignoring the post

jensenracing77

i store my gas on top of the wood stove. sometime when someone is coming over i will put a bucket of water and dry ice in the stove and watch there expression when they walk in.

i got this from the Red Green show.

67 Cutlass

Amusing thread!

jaysun

I have the parts gremlins cousins, the tool gremlins (exesor ferramenta). Mischievous and brave creatures that hide tools while youre working on a project. Their favorite time to come out seems to be, while working under the car, Moving sockets, wrenches and ect just out of reach or sight. Although they will ingest larger tools, their primary diet seems to be small allen wrenches and drill bits.

Oldskeeper

Those peskie tool gremlins also have a way of knowing that you have just looked there and can put it back when you turn your head... and there you go it's back right where you left it but how I just looked there and now it's back . Am I going crazy or should I be setting traps,does anybody have a picture of one so I know what size trap to get?
Steve (lost in tool town)

Jamesbo

We build these little boxes with screw on tops and then screw in an empty tuna fish car to the center and load them up with poison.

Guaranted to rid you life of Grimlins and mice/rats that will distroy you car.

jaysun

to my knowlege no one has caught a garden variety tool.gremlin on film. But, I caught another beast that has some of the same traits of a tool gremlin, in action one night. This species is protected by law. But can be made to leave after a certain amount of time. PICTURE NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART! click at own risk. http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1243874299

Jamesbo

citcapp

Thats great!!!!!!!!!! cool picture, a keeper for sure. I had a three of those, when they grow up they forget to put your tools back. Tools end up in their own tool boxes and they become the new owners of your tools