In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
I'm trying to come up with a pun about using a curved pushrod because it's easier to raise the valve, but it's not forming properly...
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
I'm trying to come up with a pun about using a curved pushrod because it's easier to raise the valve, but it's not forming properly...
Streetwiseguy said:"I bought this GTX that's been sitting for a while, but it's not running right."
Stan Mikita approves.
Just missed Homer's birthday.
Harriet Quimby, first woman in the US to have a pilot license - 1911.
At 34 Helen Longstreet married confederate General John Longstreet who was 80. At 76 she was building B-29 bombers during WWII.
Something to read on the way down.
Bessie Coleman, our first Black aviatrix.
Mr_Asa said:
Haha, I've seen that happen on a stretch frame before. They all have stickers that say never weld on this frame.
914Driver said:
That's a lot of ground foam. Must be one hell of an HO train layout.
914Driver said:
"Daddy, why does a gas can have to meet a DOT standard to be transported on public roads?"
"Most people aren't all that bright."
So, let's assume that the plastic doesn't dissolve in under a day and cause a massive waste of a scarcity. Let's assume that the fuel doesn't quickly go stale in those imperfectly sealed containers. Let's assume everything else that might/probably will happen, doesn't, and now it's time to use it.
How do you use it? How do you pour it out? I have never poured out a gas can to where I didn't have to stop for a moment or five.
Pete. (l33t FS) said:914Driver said:
"Daddy, why does a gas can have to meet a DOT standard to be transported on public roads?"
"Most people aren't all that bright."
So, let's assume that the plastic doesn't dissolve in under a day and cause a massive waste of a scarcity. Let's assume that the fuel doesn't quickly go stale in those imperfectly sealed containers. Let's assume everything else that might/probably will happen, doesn't, and now it's time to use it.
How do you use it? How do you pour it out? I have never poured out a gas can to where I didn't have to stop for a moment or five.
You just stick a knife in the bag. It will seep in.
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