Tundras live: Agree to disagree (a lesson in civility)

https://www.tundras.com/threads/almaboys-build.10994/

Just started one yesterday

 

Ya know, you're such a sweet guy that I'd consider it...if I hadn't already bought Ridge Grapplers for my build

 

Well, when you feel guilty because i slid off the road I'll lay the guilt trip a little thicker.
Nice tires by the way...I'm sure you'll love the Grapplers. I'm a little jealous but couldn't convince myself they were the better option for my needs. Let me know how you like them. I might be itching to spend more money when mud season hits in early June

 

Yeah I'm looking forward to getting them on and replacing these POS BFG Rugged Terrains. Should help when monsoon season hits in the spring. Now I just need the coilovers, replacement leaf pack, wheels, and possibly UCAs.

 

If they are anything like the Toyo M55 they replaced, they will be awesome.
I'm a huge Toyo/Nitto fan and I always believed that their M55 was their must underrated tire. I used to work at a tire shop (Les Schwab for all you northwest folks) and there is a reason the Toyo M55 is used on all the service trucks that spend all day on logging roads.

 

Are you asking me or yourself. Doesn't have to meet my approval, has to meet yours. I think they they look good as stated above. Good luck with them

 

That's great info. I didn't realize they replaced the M55 but it gives me some reassurance. I'm psyched

 

I was being a smart ass. You'll get to know I'm quite sarcastic, much against the appreciation of some people. I grew up with a bunch off pransters

 

I may have spoke too soon because I still see the M55 on the Toyo website, but it looks like and updated version of the M55. Either way, I can almost guarantee they will be awesome.

 

Hell yeah I encourage it. No butt hurt here. Just wasn't sure who you were directing that too cheese dick. All good bro looking fwd to pics

 

Ice Birds 1 Falling Stars 0

 

Stolen Tacoma just out jumped the famous raptor video...

http://www.ksla.com/story/34627647/caddo-parish-inmate-involved-in-high-speed-chase

 

Kinda already been mentioned lol
https://www.tundras.com/threads/its-a-bird-its-a-plane-no-its-a-flying.11032/ but thanks to @Sean266 we now have this are some picture!

 

You may have to remove the mud flap...

 

No, it won't fit... the bolt pattern is different.

 

just need one of them a-dap-tor kits.

 

Wife went back to work today after her 12 week maternity leave. She works 8A-8P, which puts me on baby duty from the time I get home from work until she's to sleep.

Being a parent is an amazing thing, but Christ that was a bit nerve racking. She's sleeping though!

 

Yep. Part of being a parent. Take a nap while you can.

 

When she gets a few months old, just put her in the crib and leave. She's going to cry a few times but eventually she'll get used to it and start going to sleep on her own. And it's going to kill you to listen to her cry, but you have to let her cry it out. Just don't let her cry for more than 10 mins or so the first few times. I didn't discover that until my second kid. I used to hold my first baby every night until she fell asleep. Took atleast 30 grueling minutes every night for year.

 

She's just about 3 months now. My best friend has a 10 month old girl so he's giving me some pointers. He just told me to do the exact same thing Joon.....put her in there in her sleep sack, give her the pacifier, turn on the mobile and walk away. Give her 15 minutes tops and she will put herself to sleep. She whined for the first 10 minutes and then passed out. Incredible.

Im used to walking around her room holding her and rocking her in my arms for 20 minutes or so. She's getting too damn heavy for that. This is much easier!! lol

 

Take the baby for a ride in the Tundra! Driving around sometimes puts 'em to sleep.

 

Being a parent is the hardest job of all, and you will always question whether you're doing it right or not. From experience...YOU ARE. The fact that it brings you stress is the tell tale sign. Have fun being a single dad for those hours! I'm a single dad too. I know your nerve racked emotions very well and assure you that those hours are the most important of all.

Like Jose said, take her for a drive in that badass Tundra!

 

And don't forget . . . DONT SHAKE THE BABY! LOL.

 

That's absolutely right! But you can shake her mom and yell "WHY?????"

 

Why?

 

Because Dodge driver.