aka 'banana driver'

How's your new job going?

 

banana driver....come on now


Its going great. Heres the best part, I worked for 2 weeks and didnt have to put gas in my truck until the end of the second week. WOO HOO no more $60+ a week.

 

You can put that unspent money towards Mod funds...or tires.

 

thats my plan..wheels and tires, tuner, grill insert, bull bar, etc, etc, etc...To bad spring time is killing me. Had to buy new cushions for my patio furniture, my hose froze over the winter and exploded so I had to get a new hose and reel, stuff for the gardens, bla bla bla...that will be $500 Mr brewdude

 

Yea I know the feeling all to well... although $500 would be a nice spring time clean up bill... I just spent $136 just to get the lawn mower running and ready to go again.

 

haha, dont let me fool you, that $500 was just on saturday, day one of the spring clean up season....mods on hold for the house and the lawn. This sucks!!

 

YEP! Almost makes you wanna rent...

 

I hear ya. This is gonna be an expensive spring. I want to redo my entire back yard. Plus my side yard is all red rocks where I have my outdoor bar, a table and chairs and my grill and I want to get rid of the rocks and put down pavers. I think it will look a lot better and be easier to keep clean.

anyone got the hookup for some cheap pavers?

 

oooopps... It just got really expensive... I just got off the phone and I think I am probably buying a friends old 23' tri hull I/O boat. I borrowed it 2 years ago but havnt really looked at it since. So going to go look at it good Friday. So much for the new deck I was thinking about.

 

thats cool, who needs a deck when your out on the water. Trihulls are pretty cool, good luck with that.

Thanks for the reminder, I have to call my buddy to get him to help me plan out my deck im gonna build..ugh, does it ever stop?

 

That was the first time I had ever driven a tri hull.. It rode surprisingly well (my wife even enjoyed the ride, she is well endowed so most are umcomortable for her if it gets any chop to the water at all.) and it still had plenty of power to pull a skier, tube, knee board or wake board. Seemed to take a little longer to plane off. But the trim gauge was broke so I think that part of it was just me not being use to the boat enough to know for sure where the prop was. When he drives it he can tell by the sound of the engine.. Where I had to turn around and look at the wake.

 

yeh, once you get used to it, you'll be able to do it by the sound as well. Im hoping to get a boat this summer myself. Ive been without one for a couple years. Hmmmm, maybe the yard work will have to wait.

 

Is a prop like a tach... what's a prop? *knows nothing about boats* lol

 

NO...the prop..which is short for propellor, is what spins to make the boat move.

 

oh okay, that's familiar now, . I've seen them on the hitch covers of trucks...kinda cool the way they move, propelled by the wind.