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

Pretty sure I have a recipe for these.

 

Well that sucks, Red Lobster is the wife’s favorite. This happened to Applebee’s years ago before the pandemic. Sad to see these business’ going under because of piss poor management of the USA

 

After seeing this I do recall seeing these in costco once.

honestly haven't eaten at Red Lobster in ages. But I do remember how much I loved these. Being a carb fiend and all.

 

Bel-Air’s should be lowered.

 

Not a bad price if someone had a job...

 

I really hate it when people destroy classic cars.

 

No car should be lowered. The only exception is for a track car.

 

Put about 160 miles on the Death Sled today. The pic was before I got all the way home, and I put a few miles on before I reset the trip. It is so fun to ride!

 

@Leo's first That quote though...

 

Too many doors nothing special

 

First time using the internet

 

And yet another “never been there” restaurant. However they used to be all over the region.

 

Discrimination. Reported. I'm not a chevy fan on anything but that's pretty BA.

 

Needs bigger slicks in the rear, tubbed to make them fit, a pair of wheelie bars and put the f’ing mirrors where they belong. Nice ride though!!

 

Yeah, that looks amazing. Although I admit I prefer the full slammed look over the buttrocker rake.

 

Today is a better day, I don't want to burn the trailer down.
Got it all cleaned up and sealed the tiny holes I missed previously. Went through a can of rodent spray foam so it should be good to go!

 

My Dad was on a drag racing team when I was younger and spent my entire life in the garage and in the pits at the track. Many memories of then races and the slammed cars were all top fuel but hard for me to pass up the muscle cars I grew up with

 

This is pretty common for people in CO. I remember a few of my friends getting nose bleeds often growing up. The air is so dry here and add in the high elevation and its more common than one realizes. Then there are genetics factored in, septal deviation, allergies that cause you to blow your nose often... so many factors at play here. I have one daughter that gets them often and one who never does. We've had success using nasal spray to keep her nostrils moist. I've also heard petroleum based products also help.

 

Once you get comfortable on the tires you have now throw some more aggressive ones on and hit the forest service roads. You'll be surprised how well that big machine handles with the right footwear.

 

Haha. Left side for me. Completely random, blow nose, blood. 2 mins later, nothing.

 

Yup, me too. Never smoked, always a little phlegm feeling. I figured it’s from all the pollen in my new (4 yrs) location.

 

I'm no doc but these symptoms point to allergies. To included smog. When I ride my mtn bike up here in the mtns, I have no problems breathing. I go to Morrison and ride Dakota ridge and Im wheezing like I smoked a pack of Marlboros within the first ten minutes.

Not a smoker here either.

Edit: added a source we've used ourselves
https://entdoctordenver.com/services/nose/nasal-services/nose-bleeds/#:~:text=If you are prone to,this causes dryness and irritation.