Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

If she's not getting wet you are doing it wrong!

 

Damn it; there I go again posting replies before I finish scrolling...

PS>>> It's Bug A Salt; not whatever TF you wrote

 

Hey... I broke 6500 miles already; like a boss!!!!!

 

Any big plans for either of you?

I'm going to tow the bike on the trailer to see a buddy and change the Taco's oil and put the fumoto valve and Jowett filter cap on in his driveway. Then we'll go on a solid ride on the bikes (he just got a new one and it's sweet) that should put the bike to it's first service. That will get done at the shop he got his previous bike from because they did extra good work for him, and I'll have them put the crash bars and skid on it. Mainly because they'll retorque all the mounts and such with the first service, so I'd hate to do that and then have to undo it all to add the bars. Then both will be good for another 5k miles. Should be busy but fun.

 

Sounds like a good time, hopefully you have good weather coming.

Water slides, RV service/inspection, night away with the wifey, birthday party & BBQ, Tesla Demo and probably a lot of house/property maintenance sprinkled throughout!

 

Busy times and a night of gettin' busy too! Sounds pretty solid. I'd have to pass on the water slides though. Freak me out. LOL

 

Yeah buddy!

 

Drive it through a puddle on the test drive.

 

For a canadian dude you sure have some anger issues built up don't ya???

 

You need a RTT.

Have you considered getting a thermacell mosquito repeller?

 

Also, booze makes you taste better to them.

 

Just make sure you read up and on the repeller. Not sure it's a good idea to sleep with it in the bed running.

The RTT suggestion was about your sleep quality, though it might help with the bugs. There are flaps you slide through to get into the tent, and that should make it harder for skeeters to follow. The door/tailgate of the truck is a big effin' hole for them to follow you through.

 

LOL

Maybe look into some peppermint oil or something that you can use. I can't stand the smell of it, but if it doesn't bother you it is supposed to help keep mosquitoes away. If you ran the thermacell or burned the candle in the bed for 20-30 minutes before you went to bed in might be enough to save you.

Another option would be to put up some hooks in the shell and use a mosquito net around you when you sleep. Works for hammocks.

This is a good plan.

 

Fuk this shit

 

I've had worse, but this hasn't been my favorite. Looking forward to days off, not looking forward to running around like a chicken with no head to get stuff ready today/tomorrow.

 

Looks like lunch.

 

Nope, I'm just an asshole.

 

I never sleep well the first night out camping.

 

That varies for me. If it wasn't a beast of a day to get there I can usually do okay.

 

It would be the opposite for me. If we get there and do a big hike or something like that, I'll sleep better.