1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Yeah I suppose the shovel doesn't help!

High clearance bumper and a swing out has been on the list for awhile, trying my hardest to save and spread out most truck spending until the money tap opens a little more unfortunately.

 

I got mine from our electrical supply house. $225 iirc.

 

I don't need a battery if that matters.

 

I'd love to ride in AR, I've heard so many good things about it.

I meant Trestle has more trails, the trails in anglefire seemed longer though so maybe it's a wash. Also, the beginner trails at Angelfire are actually fun, the beginner trails at Trestle and Whistler are basically rocky fire roads (my kids come with me half the time).

The other Colorado bike parks were closed last year, but I really want to try Aspen.

 

Tool only I scored for $194 off a site.

 

https://www.outsideonline.com/2424685/best-truck-all-time

Anyone post this yet? I'm sure some will find the COVID context/stress talk of the article irritating, but damn our trucks are legendary. How'd I end up with two of them?

 

Interesting development. The air aid intake tube I want… apparently it is still sold.



but only as the full intake kit… do I spent the coin on the full kit to just use the tube? I’m damn tempted just because I want induction note but a stock air box! (And a cleaner looking engine bay)

 

The Tea Leaves say finish your other shtuff first. Now, go and buy it anyways.

 

I love it. Seems the author has been reading here. Stole my ‘Legendary Status‘ line as well as the ‘pound for pound’ and ‘Taco Bashing’.

I read about the first half and then skimmed the rest of article as he gets into a too wordy about personal writing style. I agree with everything I read. Nice find!

Edit: Agree about the Tundra shtuff.

 

Where?

 

I think he spent more money searching for his used FGT than I spent buying my used SGT, but it's a good story nonetheless.

 

Dude says he lives in Santa fe and went to PA to buy a Tundra? Then goes on to talk about "toxic masculinity" in the truck community? What a tool.

 

He sounds a bit off...

 

That's a fine point!

 

Whoa! Had to edit my earlier post agreeing with article to limit to just the Tundra.

The brainwarshing in society in nearly complete!

 

that guy just named my truck. Turdra. Ha!

 

Outside Magazine wouldn’t let anything else be printed. Our creativity is being stifled by Woke One Sided Thinking.

 

There was some woke folk at the baby shower. When i told them im sneaking into mexico and coming back as an illegal they were a little triggered, but i didnt get their blood boiling until i said keeping a 20-25 year old vehicle roadworthy was more work and more rewarding than raising children.

 

AR is pretty great. I can't keep up with all the trails they have built down there. If you wanted to take a trip out before or after your season starts it would probably be worth it. Late October is usually pretty great.

 

Got a picture?

 

Fixed it.
Then throw something about the environmental impact of lithium batteries into the conversation. It gets people thinking.

 

Just booked my lift tix for Snowshoe next month. $110 for two days doesn't seem totally unreasonable.
I reckon I'm due a new lid too. One of the MIPS anchors has come free and now the whole thing wiggles about a lot more than I like when I ride.

I'm not going to be sending any sweet jumps or bombing any blacks/double-blacks. I think I'm going to wear a regular open face helmet and glasses and take my goggles. Anyone have any reason to say that's not enough?

 

None of em had a prius, but their kids needed name brand bottled water and asked if brisket was vegan. No cars older than 2016 either.

 

Talk all the mess about fancy water you want, but Fiji is hands-down the best tasting bottled water I've ever had.
**I usually get all my water from my RO at home. But sometimes I'm not at home and need more, so I get the FIJI if it's available. Extra cost, be damned.

 

‘Because its sterile, and i like the taste’

 

Out of sight, out of mind.

 

Plant trees you wont be able to sit in the shade of.

 

Have you guys ever climbed a tree you planted?

 

Wise men plant trees not for themselves. No, they know they won't live long enough to enjoy the tree once adolescent. They plant trees for others, for their lineage.

G'night.

 

Yes. I’ve gotta find my photo album, but i have proof. Along with the grandpa i inherited the turdra from.