Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Ok, folks, I'm off to bed. Kinda tired after organizing the whole post-summer move from the summer house with three kids to "help" me.

G'night!
 
We're here !
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zkx14 said:
Welcome back. 750 is a drop in the bucket. MommyD is trying to read the thread from the beginning. :eek: :realcrazy: :rofl:
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I read the thread from the beginning when I first joined FABO. That was Nov 7th last year and there were only 747 pages then. Now we have nearly 4x that much!
 
Before this thread, there was a similar one called the "deleted" thread because someone stared it and deleted the original content and then it became a chat thread that only made it to 700 pages.
Maybe 2012 or 13
That one started out fun but we all were a few years younger and that much more immature.


Oh wait, i am still immature
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
Before this thread, there was a similar one called the "deleted" thread because someone stared it and deleted the original content and then it became a chat thread that only made it to 700 pages.
Maybe 2012 or 13
That one started out fun but we all were a few years younger and that much more immature.


Oh wait, i am still immature
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And from what I've read so far, you Rani, are an extremely talented mechanic. I am impressed and somewhat jealous of your abilities! :thumbsup:
 
MomsDuster said:
And from what I've read so far, you Rani, are an extremely talented mechanic. I am impressed and somewhat jealous of your abilities! :thumbsup:
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thanks, but not really so much ...just learning along with everyone else.

I went to auto school and it was the school of hard knocks because of a bullying problem, but i got over that and still have all my hubcaps so it cant be so bad ...right

Learning to weld is probably the most enlightening and liberating thing anyone could do. The magic of industrialization put into the hands of the average person is really a powerful thing. Even superman or wonder woman couldn't melt steel and form it the way they wanted as easy as you can in shop class LOL
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
thanks, but not really so much ...just learning along with everyone else.

I went to auto school and it was the school of hard knocks because of a bullying problem, but i got over that and still have all my hubcaps so it cant be so bead ...right

Learning to weld is probably the most enlightening and liberating thing anyone could do. The magic of industrialization put into the hands of the average person is really a powerful thing. Even superman or wonder woman couldn't melt steel and form it the way they wanted as easy as you can in shop class LOL
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And your humble too! Nice!
 
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