I mean stupid wrecks that CAN be avoided, did you see that hit that Danica took because other guys didn't hold their line

 

Yup, and it was her teammate!

 

Thats right, team mates pushing in the tri oval, retards

 

Morning Gerry and Don, have a great race day.

 

NoOOo! It's sunday. That means work tomorrow! BOoOoOO!

 

Morning Rob. Just about to go watch the race on the big screen in the bedroom. Wife is gone untill tomorrow night so I'm free!..........................lol

 

Carl Edwards will pull away at the end, the Roush guys seem genuinely pumped about the EFI with Ford this year.

 

Yes! You have to go to work tomorrow! I'm still expecting my check every month......................hehehe

I started a new thread just for us race fans here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post11490762

 

I have to go to work TODAY!..........in about a 1/2 hour in fact.
Should be back in a couple hours to watch most of the race.

 

Trying to get up linoleum residue. Bought some adhesive stripper, but it's so so. Anyone have ideas before I just torch the whole house?

 

These aren't good or easy, but a couple of things we did when we did some work on the 1890's farm house of the folks.

Spray bottle full of water with some dish soap in it. Spray on old glue let it sit then scrape.

Or

Lay a towel down, pour boiling water on it and let it sit for a while and then scrape.
I've heard one of those little hand held steam cleaners or a hair dryer helps too.

Or

Convince wife how fun it is, get her to doing it and go fishing.

Lastly, call Fire Department and set up a "Burn to Learn" with them.

 

You been reading my playbook again?........................lol

 

You mean I didn't invent that? Oh well, doesn't work anyway. Wife beats me to the pickup, fishing pole in hand.

 

One word..........Toluene.
A industrial solvent used in paints, you might be able to get some from a commercial solvents place. Keep the windows open, no flames, wear a respirator and gloves, wipe on with a rag.
It makes short work of adhesives in no time.

 

drat! double post.