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

I just watched the ad. People are stupid, end of opinion.

I did see a pretty funny quote from the VP about it. To political to post, but look it up

 

Thanks.
Currently have a self-propelled TORO "Recycler" with a B&S engine. It's been good to me for 8 seasons so far and the only reason I'd like to go electric is to have the ability to mow at 7 AM on a Saturday and keep peace with the neighbors. I'd need to dip into that 2nd battery since the yard takes just under an hour. Already have 2 of the 4aH 40V Lithiums for the other Ryobis.

 

It’s just dumb internet reporting on the Sweeney thing. 10 people were offended, and then 100 people reported on those offended.

 

I’ve been trying to stick with the Toro Flex-force battery stuff, but I haven’t bought one of their lawnmowers yet. Still thinking it over.

 

Good grief, if she’s not at least an 8, maybe this Texas humidity is worth bearing after all.

 

Stop & Shop

 

I’m too invested into Milwaukee stuff to make a switch. I’m definitely not buying the Milwaukee mower though. I’d buy a used Honda first.

 

@Azblue

 

They are very nice. We have a couple at work

 

Wood memes good.

 

She's definitely at least an 8.

Plus, she's from Spokane, WA.

Upgraded to a 9 for being a local chick.

 

I inherited a 90's Yardman snow blower, solid machine.

 

I LOVE dry air and disown IPAs. Please don’t move me up on “the list”.

 

Stuck half way down the ureter and would not move - 6mm stone. They stick the "probe" up you in reverse of the way urine flows (ouch - and glad I was out), encircle it with a capture net then laser blast it it to break into smaller pieces and pull out the broken up pieces in the net. The opening from the ureter to the bladder is on 2-3mm and if this had passed through that opening it would have torn me up but there was nothin to push it. Apparently I have scar tissue in the urethra (urologist says most likely from too much bike riding in earlier years) and to get the equipment up me caused tearing and bleeding. Also, they left in a stent that also causes bleeding - for a week I have to keep the stent in but it has two threads that hang out of my head to pull it out in a week. The stent causes pain when peeing. Lots of pain meds but avoiding the Sackler specials.

 

Just reading that...



Glad you are on the road to recovery!

 

Sorry you have to go though this. Hopefully the worst is over. Man, what an ordeal. I can’t even imagine. Hang in there

 

Thanks - next they tell me what not to eat

 

I totally agree. My junk hurt just reading it.

 

Just got back from the 3rd annual Alamosa Veterans Memorial Park Motorcycle & Carshow. My 5th carshow this summer here in the valley. I talked to the owner of a 57 Belair. Frame off resto. Bought it for $100 in 1970! Finally got it show class. Came in 2nd. The motor is not stock. Heh

 

Looks like a great show. I like that Belair engine bay, he did some really nice work in there.

 

Mine hurts just reading that. Can’t even imagine. Sorry man. Sending good vibes your way.

 

It's a smaller show. Veterans fund raiser. The Early Iron carshow here on Labor Day weekend has over 600 pre 80's cars. The bomb. 44th year. A biggie!

 

Holy F##k

 

Same. Had mine for 23 ish years. New oil every year, plugs every 3-4 years if I feel like it. Blades even more rarely.

 

Heal up, Mr.

 

WOW, most of my stones in the last 30 years are under 5mm so they just let me pass them.
These days I'll piss them out and not know it unless I hear it hit the porcelain.

Granted, I haven't had lithotripsy since the mid-1990s.
Sounds like the process has certainly progressed.
Even back then, I vaguely remember them inserting the 'basket' to get large stones out of my bladder.

After going into the bladder to get the stent out, I changed doctors.
I wasn't going to let that sadistic MFer near me again.

My other doctors did the thread out the head for stents.
When it was time to remove it, they had me do it at home.
Sit down on the toilet, push like you're pissing, and pull it right out.

Hell, I was in the ER in March with a kidney stone, 2 months after shoulder surgery.
Luckily at 5mm it passed on it's own.

Gotta love a nice bloody piss, especially the ones with the blood clots.
Good times and good pain meds.

I'm on 1/2 a hydrocodone as I type, time for my garage shoulder stretching session..

 

(drinks glass of water)