Stout looking boy there.Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
If you're unarmed, you are a victim.
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Stout looking boy there.Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
If you're unarmed, you are a victim.
Bought last week and have been having a blast with it. Did "Bike to Work day" yesterday here in the 'springs and ate my way across town. Now I'm not sure if it's gong to help me lose weight. :)
...with twice as many wheels as my last mountain 'cycle, it's much easier to ride!
O2
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That looks hard to pedal.Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2
Have to change up the home office and get rid of the standing 2-post relay rack.
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We need a new driveway too. Scared to even get quotes.....Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
That keeps it narrow enough to fit between obstacles.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
O2
I'm thinking the same thing!Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Costs have certainly gone up a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
This slab cost me almost double the same size one in 2006. $5900 for this until we found wet clay under thanks to all this fkn rain, then had to pay an additional $400 for roadbase.
The patio addition was a $450 add-on.
The guys did an awesome job. I can hook you up for a quote if you like. They've done many in the neighborhood here and they're all holding up great. 4K psi fiber mix.
After a bit of a search, finally found the perfect Camaro. 2000 SS, 59k, LS1, 6-speed, big cam, heads, exhaust, etc made for a 460rwhp recipe. Not the fastest thing on the road, but not the slowest. Put a new radio in it this week and picked up a 4.25? Springfield Prodigy. Added a Steiner MPS and TRL1-HL to finish it off.
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I swapped I upgraded two of my WiFi routers to the Asus 3000 series....found the same issue with slow transmit when configured as a media server my exist Asus router. However; when I hooked the same router in a similar method - "poof" it worked. Pain in the back side until I figured out how Asus software was causing me more issues than I liked. And having more than one Asus router on the same subnet caused other issues.
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Going to have fun and play with hardware a bit...something tells me it will be as much fun or less than getting that wifi access point running.