Recent content by OkieSnuffBox

The Dillinger Escape Plan

Meh, Thursday night some punk was nice enough to shoot out some car windows with a pellet gun in our neighborhood. $300 later and there is a new back window in the wife's Mazda 3.

If you don't like your representatives, start a grassroots campaign to get them out. Support their opponent, etc. But I doubt you're doing that either? You'd prefer the government make another choice for us.

We already have term limits. It's called the ballot box.

I unfortunately will not be able to make it, the wife has been traveling since last Tuesday for work and won't be home until late Thursday evening. She has already expressed the desire to sit at the house and do nothing.

Considering the OME setup with the top spacers for a 3"/2" lift. Thinking I'd have to go medium up front since mine is a V8 Limited. Then go up on the tire size a bit on the stock 18s and call it good. I'm not going to ever do anything too crazy with it (it's my DD). My main concern is not...

And today Mastodon. I can't wait for their new album to come out next month.

I'm also going old school today. Ozzy - Blizzard of Ozz

I'm a worthless slacker and still haven't decided on a lift!

How long have you been doing your job OP? Will there be more upward salary movement with an increase in experience? If you're fresh out of school, you'll have to give it a few years and likely change companies to get a decent raise.

Let it go honestly. We got dicked around by a contractor last year out of $1500 for work on the house, after speaking with some attorney friends, it wasn't worth it. And that's even with a signed contract with deadlines, work expected, etc. And as mentioned, even if you win in small claims...

This would be my suggestion as well. Yeah, you'll be hot/cold/dirty a lot of the time, but sitting in a cubicle all day sucks. Since I have a Public Relations degree with a minor in Philosophy, I understand about having a "worthless" degree in the real world. I'm lucky I fell into Technical...

I'm in Tulsa too and will be down for this as soon as I get some proper tires and a lift (still trying to decide on this one) on my '07. I've got a few buddies that already go wheeling a bit (both Jeeps), so hopefully before too long I'll be ready to join as well.

Was in a motorcycle wreck, 4 of us in total went down, 1 didn't make it home. Jason lost control, slid across the double yellows and was hit by a truck. The 3 of us behind went down in the carnage that followed. That was a tough site.

Bumpsteer It's the same thing that happens on lowered vehicles. You've changed the relative angle between the control arm and the tie rod and it causes some wonky geometry changes throughout the movement of the suspension.