That Trooper is actually the second vehicle we moved today with that rented trailer. Helped a member move his awd project car as well. Trailer only cost $67.93 for six hours. I spent more on food and gas than I did the trailer.
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That Trooper is actually the second vehicle we moved today with that rented trailer. Helped a member move his awd project car as well. Trailer only cost $67.93 for six hours. I spent more on food and gas than I did the trailer.
You wanna start a fight, tell that to the Chevy Duramax guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Rail arrived, finally.
Complete yet?
Ish. Thanks for asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Essentials are there. I'm taking her out soon.
To the range?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Broke 2 records in the poker room today: biggest 1 day event and biggest tournament ever in Colorado. Pretty pumped.
https://twitter.com/gates_poker/stat...17511127949312
Cool.
Nice work! Meant to ask you how that holiday tournament worked out for you.
Okay, so in reality you never did give me $5, and there was a table that hit black 13 two times in a row.......but I was nowhere in that area of the facility when that happened at that table. The kid put a chip on your number earlier in the night and it was sucked away to the same place all my craps money went to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I'm still a little baffled that amount of shooters at that many different tables at different times in different casinos...found the seven so quickly so many times in a row. It was a new spectrum of wtf? factor I have never seen before.
2:26am
Not happy about doing taxes. Printed out hundreds of pages because it won't transfer to spread sheet. I need to print out one more acct tomorrow.
After printing those out tomorrow, I will be doing highlights on those pages.
At least trade/investment C , C-1 is easy. It just automatically transfer it to tax website.
THEN , we need to do W2s when we receive it.
We do not have any 103x exchanges this year. :D
It's Vegas Baby!Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
The Holiday Spectacular was a big success. The players really liked the structure. $56k for 1st. Not bad for a $400 buy in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Waffling on renewing membership at CRC. Will probably renew anyway but not as excited as years past.
Will spend some time looking at other venues before sending in renewal.
I was actually thinking about joining this year but i know it has management issues
Same sameQuote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
Anyone else have a database error message from the forum this morning? Doesn't seem to be any mention of it so now I'm curious.
Finally made my way up the waiting list for Aurora Gun Club! Nowhere near the distance as CRC (only 200 yds), but lots closer to me, and a nice place to shoot much of what I have. Time to start deepening the ammo cache!Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Ive shot a match there. Seems like a nice place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fentonite
Time to start deepening the ammo cache!
Yeah, I need to get back on that myself as well.
Yeah, the times I’ve shot there with friends, there’s always been lots of open berms / ranges, never had to wait or feel crowded. The folks I’ve run into were always friendly.
Saw it earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
I thought to myself, "Move along. nothing to see here."
I didn't get the database error, but I may not have been on a the time in question.
Day 3 In Tucson, it's raining, but otherwise the weather has been great. The people here are very friendly, nothing like back home. Lots and lots of wide open space and back roads that go on forever, which was a huge selling point for me. Most importantly (sarcasm) the craft beer scene is MUCH better than I thought it would be, not as many breweries here, but stores and tap houses that offer craft beer are plentiful. So far, I'm in love down here, stay tuned for more.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...fd0c367d11.jpg
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Report back when the monsoon hits its peak.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
Not a fan of traveling for work.
Any of you have recommendations for food at Chixago OHare?
3-4 more months before that happens. We have snow over 5500' today.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Those some of them Tucson scorpions i hear about, or leaves on the ground ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
LOL! Everything seems to be pretty well dormant right now, haven't seen any critters yet, that wasn't the case when we were here during the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Admittedly haven't been through a monsoon, but most of the folks I've talked to actually don't mind monsoon season.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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I was on a motorcycle trip through Arizona during peak monsoon season. It kind of sucked.
Yeah I can imagine that would have sucked, I plan to get a dual sport, but I doubt I'll ride much during monsoon season.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
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If you?re the kind of guy who camps, avoid low area during the monsoon. Flash floods are crazy and several people were killed the day I rolled in.
I think flood deaths there are like ski deaths here.
Very nice view.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
My mother finally did a move to Las Vegas yesterday. Her stuff is still at her Colorado apartment because of the moving company is having a delay.
It only took her about 12 hour drive even with frequent rest.
She is happy that the cost of living is much lower and vegas is a easier place for her friends all over the US to visit.
I won't say it rains a lot, as much as how fierce and fast it hits. Picture one of those non-stop pea sized hail storms that last about 15 minutes. Only 2-3x a dayQuote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Glad to hear that you're digging it in Tuscon, Hurley.
Yo, GK.
Vegas is an okay place to visit, but I really can't see living there.
101 degrees at 1:00 am blows ass.
Thanks buddy, I think the best thing so far has been how friendly the people are, it's night and day compared to the Denver metro area.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
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Yes, we've seen a lot of that here as well...it's a welcome change from the norm that we were accustomed to in Denver.