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counterpoint: no i'm not
1999 here.Currently have a not-run-out-of-gas streak dating to the end of 2001 going.
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Got my license in '94...so yeah, 1994 for me.1999 here.Currently have a not-run-out-of-gas streak dating to the end of 2001 going.
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I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.
It's on my computer at home, I'll try to remember to send it to you laterI'll take a text.I have the video to prove itI think I drunkenly failed at attempting this game.America's newest hit reality show: Tre and I attempt to pick each other up and throw each other across the room.
We call it The Hernia Games.
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I ran out of gas in 1999 AT A GAS STATION. The dream of every man who procrastinates on filling up was within my grasp... literally coasting up to the pump after consuming the last drop. Alas, every pump was occupied and I was forced to stop short.Currently have a not-run-out-of-gas streak dating to the end of 2001 going.
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PS. Also a no-puke streak running back to my birthday in Ireland in 2006.
Probably more proud of the latter.
UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.
UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.Why didn't you siphon some out of her car to get you to the next gas station?? Don't you have a can of gas in your garage for the lawn mower?
Didn't realize you recorded that.Guster said:It's on my computer at home, I'll try to remember to send it to you laterHomer J Simpson said:I'll take a text.Guster said:I have the video to prove itUniAlias said:I think I drunkenly failed at attempting this game.kevzilla said:America's newest hit reality show: Tre and I attempt to pick each other up and throw each other across the room.
We call it The Hernia Games.
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this. And I won't narrow it down to this thread. It might be the most ridiculous thing I've read on the internet.I'm surprised your wife puts up with this whole gas tank nonsense. Might be the most ridiculous thing I've read in this 3000 page thread.
UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.
I love you.Disco Stu said:Oh yeah, and my no puking streak is fast approaching the 72 hour mark.![]()
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I have a feeling you'll remember GB.Guster said:It's on my computer at home, I'll try to remember to send it to you laterHomer J Simpson said:I'll take a text.Guster said:I have the video to prove itUniAlias said:I think I drunkenly failed at attempting this game.kevzilla said:America's newest hit reality show: Tre and I attempt to pick each other up and throw each other across the room.
We call it The Hernia Games.
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UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.Why didn't you siphon some out of her car to get you to the next gas station?? Don't you have a can of gas in your garage for the lawn mower?
UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.Why didn't you siphon some out of her car to get you to the next gas station?? Don't you have a can of gas in your garage for the lawn mower?I actually ran out at the neighborhood entrance which is about 3/4 of a mile away. SO my car is sitting on the street up there. To my defense, however, the "Check Gauge" light USED to come on with about 20-30 miles left. The last two times I've run out it has come on about 3 or 4 miles before GASTANKEXHAUSTION.
Oh, come on!
UOFI_316 said:Abraham said:I took my wife's car to work today.
Mine was out of gas.Flame away.Why didn't you siphon some out of her car to get you to the next gas station?? Don't you have a can of gas in your garage for the lawn mower?I actually ran out at the neighborhood entrance which is about 3/4 of a mile away. SO my car is sitting on the street up there. To my defense, however, the "Check Gauge" light USED to come on with about 20-30 miles left. The last two times I've run out it has come on about 3 or 4 miles before GASTANKEXHAUSTION.
Oh, come on!
Don't know if anyone will get this outside of work, but I was literally crying at my desk reading this. You have to fill in the URL:
good postingGuster said:GLGBUH. Hope it's good newsUruk-Hai said:So, Lung Polaroid manana. And this is way down on the list things that occupy my mind these days. I'm trying to figure out how ####ed up that is.![]()
I have a faulty gas gauge. Have for well over a year now. Haven't run out of gas, though. My car has a fancy little thing called an "Odometer" which logs the miles I drive. Now, I'm no Archemdes, but I've learned that when I approach a certain mileage point on one tank of gas, it's time to visit a gas station where I get a fill up and then reset my count. There might be some college algebra required in solving this riddle, but if I can do it.....IF I CAN DO IT....well.....maybe ABE the type of honky who just buy gas like he buy milk; 1 gallon at a time.I think I've run out of gas exactly twice. Once was just out of stupidity. The other was because I was driving a car with a faulty gas gauge.
I only read 25% of them. I'm saving them like a good bottle of wine.Don't know if anyone will get this outside of work, but I was literally crying at my desk reading this. You have to fill in the URL:
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Yeah, the Stutz Bearcat was famous for that.I think I've run out of gas exactly twice. Once was just out of stupidity. The other was because I was driving a car with a faulty gas gauge.
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Jeff is the type of ninja that saves stuff like good wine.I only read 25% of them. I'm saving them like a good bottle of wine.Don't know if anyone will get this outside of work, but I was literally crying at my desk reading this. You have to fill in the URL:
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I'm not in sales anymore. My company let me go in April. The link above is one of our competitors, 'cause #### those guys.UOFI_316 said:GMTAN, providing sales leads since 2010.Tecumseh said:Ask your contractor if geofoam would be appropriate for your application. It can drastically reduce or completely eliminate lateral pressure on the subgrade walls, as well as providing insulation.strykerpks said:Yeah, tell me about it.shuke said:What were the issues, and what work did you have quoted? This scares me.strykerpks said:Had some minor-to-moderate issues with water in the basement over the last few years. We were finally able to get a few inspections and estimates. Decided last night on the $17k option. I might have to quit drinking![]()
Our NW corner has sunk about 2 inches over the past 4 years. I knew this going in because we have a gate leading to the street that no longer closes.
Each spring we have water coming in from all 4 walls (mostly at the base) during storms along with melting snow. Heavier rains in the summer bring some trickles but it is worst in the spring. The side of the house that is highest, also has the most water coming in.
I mentioned earlier that our walls are slightly bowed in, about 1/4". State regulations require the foundation to be redone at 1/2".
We were quoted about $30k for full excavation and foundation repair. Another quote included what is essentially a gutter running around our basement walls, running outside. That would help disperse the water once it is inside but not fix the wall issue.
We're going with a company called Everdry. They have a pretty good reputation around here (started in OH I believe) and with the BBB. They have a patented process that includes manually digging around the foundation and fixing cracks from the outside with a tar/rubber/fiber mix as opposed to just a coat of tar that most companies use. They will also put more drain tile at about 3-4' below the surface to help get the water away from the house before it can soak down and reach the drain tile around the slab. This should also help take some of the pressure off the walls.
We're looking to sell in a few years and this is guaranteed for the life of the home, with the warranty transferring to new owners. No one else offered that.
/drainchat
Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled...whatever is going on now.
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Yep, just once, when I was 16. (Yes we had cars back then.)strykerpks said:Got my license in '94...so yeah, 1994 for me.YSR said:1999 here.Thorn said:Currently have a not-run-out-of-gas streak dating to the end of 2001 going.
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Starting to understand why he doesn't post pictures of her on Facebook....I'm surprised your wife puts up with this whole gas tank nonsense. Might be the most ridiculous thing I've read in this 3000 page thread.
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Lots of steep hills to climb?I'm at a mini golf course with little zooks. Homer would have a heart attack if he was here. Sweet Jesus.
Free cheeseburgers and menthols?Lots of steep hills to climb?I'm at a mini golf course with little zooks. Homer would have a heart attack if he was here. Sweet Jesus.
Springsteen playing a few rounds with the E Street guys?Free cheeseburgers and menthols?Lots of steep hills to climb?I'm at a mini golf course with little zooks. Homer would have a heart attack if he was here. Sweet Jesus.