What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

Might not be the best idea ever, I mean they are delivery truck drivers...

Regarding Amazon. It seems like to me that there is a new UPS delivery person on our "route/area" every year, or two. Our backwoods hollers must be enough to scare all the city boys they must get as drivers. So far this new-ish guy has been around for about 2-2.5 years. We will see.

Anything I order that I know is heavy I will try to meet them at their truck, and tell them "We don't have to go all the way to the house. I can drop the tailgate, and we can set'er there." That saves them time, and both our spines.

 

EDIT: Tried to post a gif of Wonder Woman, but it was removed.

 

Man, you should really throw that in the bank assuming you're being serious. If you have a fire you'd be SOL. Also, I keep our secret stash in an online bank that pays me 1.5%APR. You could be getting paid!

 

Haha no, it’s in a real bank. A guy at work is like that though, Always has a huge wad, never puts it in the bank.

 

I was leaning towards some tasty Gatorade or maybe some sweet tea, not EVERYONE is an alcoholic!

 

Oh, I see....

Spoiler: YIKES

Maybe I'm the one with the problem then.....

Well, like I say at work...

Spoiler: Head turner

Skate fast, eat ass, smoke grass, and get cash.

 

My first post. Been lurking on the forums for a while. Finally getting around to installing some parts I’ve accumulated for a couple months.

 

Yokos!
That truck is gonna feel new.

 

Welcome. It looks like you took good notes as you were "lurking". I don't see that tire often but I really like the tread design. What size are they? Also, who make those wheels?

 

Hell of a lot of nice parts! Maybe 2nd post can include the truck those perty parts are going on?

 

Those wheels look like Volk TE37s.

I'm excited to see another Silver Sky Metallic truck on here.

 

@REXPRO20 very curious, why do u drive with o/d off in town?

 

The wheels look awesome!

 

Do tell how the dba rotors work out. I’ve yet to run a set. But I hear good things

 

@ASM_MIKE creatin’ ‘stemillus’.

 

Yeah, te-37s. Super light and very cool. They use them a lot on jap race cars. Forged wheels iirc.

 

I'm sure between me, you, @Darkness, and a few others on here we could keep an entire brewery busy!

 

You guys handle the breweries and I'll cover the distilleries.

 

I like me some blueberry vodka/sweet tea or crown apple from time to time, but yeah, I'll stick to the suds!

 

You weirdos finally left me out.
I've never drank any alcohol and I have been on just water* since August of 2013.

*I've had a few milkshakes since. But ice cream is dessert, not a beverage.

 

I’m not much of an alcohol drinker. Family history of problems associated with that so I limit myself.

 

Fellas, don't leave me out. I can alternate days. One day I will "drank" with the distilleries fellas, and the next with the brewery fellas. Best of both worlds!

With my family's history of cancer, heart disease, dementia, spine problems, bone problems, etc etc... I expect to be dead, or close to it by 35, or 40.

I'm living for me before I'm bed ridden, and asking to be shot dead.

Also, I'll leave this image here

 

Same here! I drink here and there but usually only vodka and usually one night reminds me why I rarely drink. Kids don't care about hangovers!!

 

@Tundra2, you may surprise yourself and end up living a lot longer. The human body is comically both very difficult and very easy to kill.

Also, to remain on topic, I touched my truck as I walked past it to check the mail for my stemcelery check.

 

Quite possible. We will see how long it takes me to erode into mother earth from whence I came...

 

Buy a mountain bike. It helps the transition from slowly dissolving into the earth to being ground into bits by it.

 

I have one I ride once a week. Not mountin bike though, a simple beach cruiser. Gets the job done comfortably at 15-20 mph when I get going. I rode 17 miles consistently for years in my youth. My legs felt like rocks. Jello now.

 

I'm in my reform years, ten years ago I'd go through a 12 pack a night on weekends. These days a 6 pack is my limit.

 

If I drink slowly, and take my time I can ease on up to some high numbers. I usually slam one after another usually at the end of the day after only eating a light breakfast, and before dinner. (Usually shotgunning)
So I'm feeling it pretty good by the 9th beer, and then start slowing down once I get around 12 in me. After 12, its maintenance beer time. If I so choose.

Then its dinner time to sober back up.