TommyT-Bone wrote:

I caught a break. My wife said I didn't have to work the show this weekend.

Matatk wrote:
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TommyT-Bone wrote:

I caught a break. My wife said I didn't have to work the show this weekend.

"Ring ring"

"Hello? Yes Dear, right away. No, you're right, it's my fault you forgot it. I should have reminded you. In fact, I should have loaded it on the truck myself so you wouldn't forget it. I'll be right there with the red eucalyptus flowering west african fern"

TommyT-Bone wrote:

Saw this "someplace".

Thought we would be enlightened by it here.

Matatk wrote:
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TommyT-Bone wrote:

I caught a break. My wife said I didn't have to work the show this weekend.

"Ring ring"

"Hello? Yes Dear, right away. No, you're right, it's my fault you forgot it. I know it's somewhere on my "Honey Do" list."

Ultraman wrote:
Morning all....very foggy here all of a sudden...it was clear. Possibility of nasty weather later on today.

I was watching those vids on Vette crashes.....morons...but it seemed like many of them the car was just on ice. Did they all have thier nannies off? The guy at the drag strip was no doubt his biggest moment of shame....geez. Good for me to remember when I want to show off a bit...

Just hanging out today waiting on weather....Enjoy Guru's!

TommyT-Bone wrote:
If you haven't had your vette break loose on you unexpectedly from time to time your not pushing on your accellerator hard enough. I've had a Whoa! moment or two every now and then. Does that make me an idoit? Don't answer that.

Bill
That book comes in handy for a lot of crossreferencing too. Tax book, honey do list, bucket list. Guide to Understaning Women. Corvette Forum rule book, L.A. Yellow Pages, etc.

TommyT-Bone wrote:

Bill
That book comes in handy for a lot of crossreferencing too. Tax book, honey do list, bucket list. Guide to Understaning Women. Corvette Forum rule book, L.A. Yellow Pages, etc.

pianoguy wrote:
Howdy! The sun is shining and starting to dry out yesterday's rain, which can only mean a day full of yardwork, ad nauseum. Mostly nauseum.

BillH wrote:

Yard work is an oxymoron.

TommyT-Bone wrote:
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BillH wrote:

Yard work is an oxymoron.

And today I am that moron. Spead three small bags of grass seed to fill in the bare spots. It's drizzly today so I won't have to water it in. I've been doing it between downpours. Lazy man method. Scatter the seed, let the rain do the rest. I should go get a few more bags from Big Lots. I still have an area to do in the front yard just outside the fence. I dont care so much about the grass type as long as it's green. Right now I have St Augustine grass, spider grass, and an assortment of weeds and other grasses. Tossing in a mix of mostly annual rye grass to fill the voids.

BillH wrote:
Green's purdy but it has to be cut and watered. maybe that's why mine died.

IF i ever ger around to it I want to Xeriscape, well actually I want someone to do it for me......for free.

TommyT-Bone wrote:

This weather is making me tired and goofy ..............

TommyT-Bone wrote:
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BillH wrote:
Green's purdy but it has to be cut and watered. maybe that's why mine died.

IF i ever ger around to it I want to Xeriscape, well actually I want someone to do it for me......for free.

So basiscly, right now you have zeroscape.

BillH wrote:
Anybody nees some ties????

TommyT-Bone wrote:
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BillH wrote:
Anybody nees some ties????

Donation? Charitable contribution write off for next year?. Offset some of the gambling winnings you claim.

smooth wrote:
As requested MARCUS!...and I think by some transient math property, Matthew. Sun's not quite covering the driveway yet, but you'll get the idea its been waxed.

Ultraman wrote:
Ya Bill I'm thinking those skinny ties from the 70's will come back in soon........

TommyT-Bone wrote:


Who Wrote the Book of Love?


http://youtu.be/-xDwq8NM9G4

biggrizzly wrote:


This pic from last weekend - EVO School. It's hard to teach an old dog new tricks!!! I had a blast though and did pretty well overall. Big improvements from the first run of the day to the last run. I know.... its not a Corvette.

smooth wrote:
As requested MARCUS!...and I think by some transient math property, Matthew. Sun's not quite covering the driveway yet, but you'll get the idea its been waxed.

And yes Tommy, thats my son's Miata in the background....

TommyT-Bone wrote:


Saw this "someplace".

Thought we would be enlightened by it here.

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Ultraman wrote:
Ya Bill I'm thinking those skinny ties from the 70's will come back in soon........

Only 2 of them are skiny, PIA to have to buy that crap just to work.

smooth wrote:
Bill, forgive my absolute stupidity (I mean real stupid), but, for all the years I've watched these guys drive, I've never understood the paddle shift. No clutch right? Hang on and steer. Why not just program the damn thing for throttle position and make it an auto? Everything else is computer controlled/monitored correct?

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Ultraman wrote:
Ya Bill I'm thinking those skinny ties from the 70's will come back in soon........

Only 2 of them are skiny, PIA to have to buy that crap just to work.

They'll come back in to style as soon as your C2 is done...

TommyT-Bone wrote: Dayum. Lazy man grass seeding turned into front yard dirt leveling and three more bags of seed. Wouldn't you know there are no rain clouds now to water it in for me? Ended up making several trips to nursery #2 to pick up buckets of dirt. Thought I'd need around 16 buckets. Ended up being 32. You know I'm really doing this for myself because I couldn't stand to see it like it was. I really want the yard to look good ..... and the house ..... and the cars.... and the trucks, ..... and the nurseries...... And that's how I end up busy all the time. I don't need a honey-do list. I make the honey-do list .... for myself.