Part VI
Post Fiend
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Gilbert, Az
Cris I still do not know. She has beautiful chestnut hair and has it back to blond. GRRRRRR I am still not doing well over the pics she sent. But I cant change it so i guess it is just shock for me. We do not know if it is step moms decision or coercion or what. Its not my thing though.
I have dealt with the hair cutting. Her dad was "styling" her hair and he twisted her bangs on a round brush and they got tangled. Instead of untangling the step mom says...CUT it out. So needless to say she gets off plane in Raleigh and she had 31" long hair and 1/4 inch bangs all the way across. She had this little line of hair all the way across and instead of cover it with new bangs they had her hair pulled in pony tail. I freaked. Ash and candace both went to salon in austin tx mall and had their pony tails cut uoff. Ashleys was over three feet, candaces was over three and a half. They just wanted to get hair cut. So I feel the pain. I wasnt reggers when the older girls did their but I would have cried I am sure. It grows back tho right? so what ya gonna do?
Good to hear about your doctor mark. It is good when they make a good solid list.
Good evening everybody.
Hi Jim.
I have dealt with the hair cutting. Her dad was "styling" her hair and he twisted her bangs on a round brush and they got tangled. Instead of untangling the step mom says...CUT it out. So needless to say she gets off plane in Raleigh and she had 31" long hair and 1/4 inch bangs all the way across. She had this little line of hair all the way across and instead of cover it with new bangs they had her hair pulled in pony tail. I freaked. Ash and candace both went to salon in austin tx mall and had their pony tails cut uoff. Ashleys was over three feet, candaces was over three and a half. They just wanted to get hair cut. So I feel the pain. I wasnt reggers when the older girls did their but I would have cried I am sure. It grows back tho right? so what ya gonna do?
Good to hear about your doctor mark. It is good when they make a good solid list.
Good evening everybody.
Hi Jim.
She look pretty cute when all was said and done. I will have to see if I can find pictures of it. Now the girls know to come to me when their want their hair cut. My shears are always handy and I let them decide what they want so I don't have to worry about them cutting it and the having to fix it.
Joey is something else!
Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 7,649
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From: Wallingford, CT
Picked up my 6.0 trans cooler today. Guy was really cool. He asked what I was gonna be putting it in and I told him my 99 7.3 so he showed me his early 99 with a 6.0 trans cooler installed. He said he had a "heavy duty" trans in it. I assume he meant BTS or one of the others, but I didn't ask since his wife and kids were there and I didn't want to keep him too long.
And now I have another part I need to install. Will probably install it when I change the fluid in my trans.
And now I have another part I need to install. Will probably install it when I change the fluid in my trans.
i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 65,449
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
i spent 10 hours working in the driveway today, and 7 of those 10 hours were spent working on other peoples junk.
by the time i got to do anything for myself, i was so beat i made a really stupid stupid mistake.
i got the horns mounted under the truck, and the wiring loom made to go from under the dash to the power distribution panel under the hood.
all the relays are wired up, and the loom is wired into the panel.
so i go into the truck, flip the Carling's, and...............NOTHING!!!!
out comes the multimeter, (cause i was too tired to go into the garage for a test light)
and i start looking for power. 15 minutes later i determine everything is good, except no power from the switches to the relays.
that is when i realized i never hooked the other side of the loom up under the dash,
and quit for the rest of the day.
by the time i got to do anything for myself, i was so beat i made a really stupid stupid mistake.
i got the horns mounted under the truck, and the wiring loom made to go from under the dash to the power distribution panel under the hood.
all the relays are wired up, and the loom is wired into the panel.
so i go into the truck, flip the Carling's, and...............NOTHING!!!!
out comes the multimeter, (cause i was too tired to go into the garage for a test light)
and i start looking for power. 15 minutes later i determine everything is good, except no power from the switches to the relays.
that is when i realized i never hooked the other side of the loom up under the dash,
and quit for the rest of the day.
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 24,308
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From: SW Virginia
i spent 10 hours working in the driveway today, and 7 of those 10 hours were spent working on other peoples junk.
by the time i got to do anything for myself, i was so beat i made a really stupid stupid mistake.
i got the horns mounted under the truck, and the wiring loom made to go from under the dash to the power distribution panel under the hood.
all the relays are wired up, and the loom is wired into the panel.
so i go into the truck, flip the Carling's, and...............NOTHING!!!!
out comes the multimeter, (cause i was too tired to go into the garage for a test light)
and i start looking for power. 15 minutes later i determine everything is good, except no power from the switches to the relays.
that is when i realized i never hooked the other side of the loom up under the dash,
and quit for the rest of the day.
by the time i got to do anything for myself, i was so beat i made a really stupid stupid mistake.
i got the horns mounted under the truck, and the wiring loom made to go from under the dash to the power distribution panel under the hood.
all the relays are wired up, and the loom is wired into the panel.
so i go into the truck, flip the Carling's, and...............NOTHING!!!!
out comes the multimeter, (cause i was too tired to go into the garage for a test light)
and i start looking for power. 15 minutes later i determine everything is good, except no power from the switches to the relays.
that is when i realized i never hooked the other side of the loom up under the dash,
and quit for the rest of the day.
i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 65,449
Likes: 5,518
From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
i am sitting in the AC, reading the mail on the dumbputer, checkin out FTE, and trying to decide if i have enough energy to get a cold one out of the fridge. and rite about now, getting up for the cold one is loosing to a comfortable chair.
Postmaster
Joined: May 2008
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From: horicon Wi
That's why you need to make a robot that will go to the fridg for you and get you a beer.
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Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 7,649
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From: Wallingford, CT
Jake they already have those.
Unfortunately those are really expensive, take a TON of maintenance, and for unknown reasons quit working at the most inconvenient times. Then when you want to trade them in on a newer model they take half your stuff when they go.
They're called women....
Unfortunately those are really expensive, take a TON of maintenance, and for unknown reasons quit working at the most inconvenient times. Then when you want to trade them in on a newer model they take half your stuff when they go.
They're called women....
Postmaster
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 3,099
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From: horicon Wi
Jake they already have those.
Unfortunately those are really expensive, take a TON of maintenance, and for unknown reasons quit working at the most inconvenient times. Then when you want to trade them in on a newer model they take half your stuff when they go.
They're called women....
Unfortunately those are really expensive, take a TON of maintenance, and for unknown reasons quit working at the most inconvenient times. Then when you want to trade them in on a newer model they take half your stuff when they go.
They're called women....
1. It never whines
2. it will always get you a beer
3.if you get rid of it you still keep all of your stuff
4.it's relatively low maintenance
Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 9,549
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From: Payson, AZ
too all my friends here I wanted to let you know that today I was let go.
I am speachless.
I am so sorry for my customers that have pending orders,
I wont go into great detail in the open forum.
Let just say that since the new office controller got here last year she has been less then easy to work with.
I will land on my feet somewhere and be back to sponsoring this great forum. in the mean time I created a new user ID and will keep in touch.
I never really did fit into their corporate atmosphere.
So being/trying to be a professional I will try to not say anymore about this here.
Ed Olson
I am speachless.
I am so sorry for my customers that have pending orders,
I wont go into great detail in the open forum.
Let just say that since the new office controller got here last year she has been less then easy to work with.
I will land on my feet somewhere and be back to sponsoring this great forum. in the mean time I created a new user ID and will keep in touch.
I never really did fit into their corporate atmosphere.
So being/trying to be a professional I will try to not say anymore about this here.
Ed Olson
I sure hope I still get to meet you at the Riffraff Dyno Day. I have been looking forward to it, besides I owe you more than a few beers.
See you in Central Point.
Right?
