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

Yep, he’s tunneled back behind the 2x8’s. He winters in there.

 

It's like having a pet, but not. He's pretty cute.

 

Too soon.

 

Nah. But I'd be out today. Working a double shift starting at 1030.

 

I say it every time I tie something down with my wife.
She rolls her eyes and smiles.. she likes it

 

Seriously though, I appreciated the discussion and learned a few things. I’m not much for jumping into the fray but respect how you all navigate it with each other. Robust discussions happen, all good.

 

It's only weird if you make it weird. Don't make it weird.

 

Agreed. Now, assume the awkward position and and let the weird begin.

 

What? Does it have a speck of dust? It's ok to be a little dirty.

 

I'm actually rather new around here. But when I dropped buy I realized I had found a community that has robust discussions around most things (politics excluded) and still remain part of it even when we have differing opinions. IMO, It's one of the best parts of this community that @Bob and his staff have built. Great gang we have here and thankful to have found my men's group.

 

How many times a week do you wash your car? I'm guessing more than 2 most of them?

I guess I hadn't paid attention the last few years but do you wash in your driveway at home in winter?

 

Same here. Just being able to participate in a discussion without being inundated with politics is great. Folks are civil and it is a nice atmosphere all around and things get handled by the mods if folks start acting like jerks.

I originally signed up to just follow along on the launch of the 3rd gen Tundra to see how it was from a real life user experience and have stuck around because the site is full of great people and great discussions.

 

It is good therapy for me to read and not comment on grammar.

 

They're, their, now. It'll be okay.

 

I'm constantly editing my posts to clean up the grammar. I have this bad habit of typing stuff out and excluding words while my brain literally inserts those words as I read them. When I'm at work writing an email I will literally read out loud what I am writing to ensure I'm not falling victim to "brain inserts word that isn't there syndrome".

 

Monday.

 

Just saw this in Leesburg, VA. This bike was just on its kickstand. No straps. Expensive lesson to be learned.

 

My daughters' dates and friends were always afraid of me because I would correct their grammar. They would get very quiet when I walked in the room.

 

Ooo that's gonna suck. I feel bad for them.

 

You do!?
I don't
At least the bike is contained so his stupidity won't affect other drivers.

 

Can't really tell but maybe it's tied down low. Which is something you would do if you don't have the proper tie downs for a bike like that