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AGGRAVATED? Vent here!

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Wanna be wise guys ---"dont you know who I am?'' + 1,000,000!!!!

 

Car washes - do you really get wax/sealer, undercarriage wash?

Sorry Chad

 

Its okay lol

 

I can't speak for all car washes...but when I am questioned about that, I take a shovel, put it over the magnet that senses the car (to trick the equipment into thinking there is really a car there) and bring the customer into the tunnel to see the wash process with no car present. They typically get all wet from the underwash spraying the ceiling, so in other words, yes...you do get it. And you can see our wax, its all different colors and foamy. :)

 

Wanna be wise guys ---"dont you know who I am?'' + 1,000,000!!!!

 

If they are somebody, they are smart enough not to announce it.

The ones who arent...well just shut the f**k up, you moron!!

When will they ever learn?

Car washes - do you really get wax/sealer, undercarriage wash?

Sorry Chad

 

Its okay lol

 

I can't speak for all car washes...but when I am questioned about that, I take a shovel, put it over the magnet that senses the car (to trick the equipment into thinking there is really a car there) and bring the customer into the tunnel to see the wash process with no car present. They typically get all wet from the underwash spraying the ceiling, so in other words, yes...you do get it. And you can see our wax, its all different colors and foamy. :)

 

Never questioned them on it. But it is something that makes you go hmmm. I pay for it anyway.

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Yeah, absolutely makes you go hmmmm. Any reputable place I can almost guarantee it works. Not worth their reputation to save .05 or .06 per car.

and after the wash, you can eat at DQ :D

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hahah exactly!!!

 

Just another note on the under wash.... not really necessary every time you go. Wont hurt anything getting it every time, but just not necessary if you want to save some $. I do recommend it after a snow fall tho, to get all the salt off. We add a salt neutralizer in the winter months that is Ph neutral almost like vinegar, without the smell, kills the salt. Letting the salt sit is baaad. Even if you do it yourself at a self-serve place, don't forget to hit underneath the best you can.

Shoveling Snow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Be heart healthy and back friendly while shoveling this winter with these tips:

 

* If you are inactive and have a history of heart trouble, talk to your doctor before you take on the task of shoveling snow.

* Avoid caffeine or nicotine before beginning. These are stimulants, which may increase your heart rate and cause your blood vessels to constrict. This places extra stress on the heart.

* Drink plenty of water. Dehydration is just as big an issue in cold winter months as it is in the summer.

* Dress in several layers so you can remove a layer as needed.

* Warm up your muscles before shoveling, by walking for a few minutes or marching in place.

Stretch the muscles in your arms and legs, because warm muscles will work more efficiently and be less likely to be injured.

* Pick the right shovel for you. A smaller blade will require you to lift less snow, putting less strain on your body.

* Begin shoveling slowly to avoid placing a sudden demand on your heart. Pace yourself and take breaks as needed.

* Protect your back from injury by lifting correctly.

* Stand with your feet about hip width for balance and keep the shovel close to your body. Bend from the knees (not the back) and tighten your stomach muscles as you lift the snow. Avoid twisting movements. If you need to move the snow to one side reposition your feet to face the direction the snow will be going.

* Most importantly

hahah exactly!!!

 

Just another note on the under wash.... not really necessary every time you go. Wont hurt anything getting it every time, but just not necessary if you want to save some $. I do recommend it after a snow fall tho, to get all the salt off. We add a salt neutralizer in the winter months that is Ph neutral almost like vinegar, without the smell, kills the salt. Letting the salt sit is baaad. Even if you do it yourself at a self-serve place, don't forget to hit underneath the best you can.

I need to get this done. Maybe I will make a drive out there in the near future...

I'm gonna keep my rant simple.

 

People suck.

 

 

 

+1 Mine and the girlfriends favorite saying.

 

Hate people that leave their shopping carts all over the parking lot to roll into people's vehicles. Really hate it when instead of walking 2 spots to the cart return or the one right behind them, they walk 3 spots the other way to put the cart between 2 cars. They suck!!

I guess the biggest rant all of us have is people. If we didn't have to deal with inconsiderate people in our everyday lives we would not have the complaints that we are airing here. People suck!!! You buy a new car and someone dents it in a parking lot, you buy a new gun and someone drops it (it happened to me twice), you buy something new and it doesn't work (someone built it), you just can't escape it. The ultimate pusification of society has taken place and all these people just aggrivate you and suck. :evil:

I guess the biggest rant all of us have is people. If we didn't have to deal with inconsiderate people in our everyday lives we would not have the complaints that we are airing here. People suck!!! You buy a new car and someone dents it in a parking lot, you buy a new gun and someone drops it (it happened to me twice), you buy something new and it doesn't work (someone built it), you just can't escape it. The ultimate pusification of society has taken place and all these people just aggrivate you and suck. :evil:

 

who dropped your guns?

 

and why??????

my best friend :o he did it on two separate occasions with both my pistols. Fortunately one was on carpet and the other was on linoleum. No damage, thank god :D . Like I said people suck. Oh and my best friend is a very experienced firearm handler :shock:

Okay, first off sorry for reviving an old thread but I need to vent.

 

Probably no one here knows but my daily driver (97 Dodge 2500 Ram) was about to be on its last leg I decided to pick up a "fix-er-upper" back in April of last year. Now at the time I was working 70ish hours a week, so I wanted something I could work on at night, something that had to be 4 wheel drive and something a little different. My goal was to build something for under 2500. I picked up a 1988 Dodge RamCharger with a 5.9L v8 automatic and yes 4wd. I bought it off of a local Fire Dept for a couple hundred bucks with only 56k miles on it, but the engine was shot. Upon tearing it apart I found out the oil pump went and wiped it pretty well. I searched and searched and found a guy down the shore parting out a camper that he had a brand new engine and transmission in. I go down, find out he is getting charged 1,000 for every day it sits there and it isn't registered :shock: So for $400 for the WHOLE camper (including it getting towed to my house) I have this brand new engine.

 

Fast forward - January this year, engine is in, running, Im now daily driving the thing. The whole engine swap etc all goes smoothly, I have done it probably 30 times now on many different cars. Now that the thing is driving and is my sole means of transportation while the Ram is sitting waiting for a day when I have money again, when I go to work on this RamCharger, NOTHING goes smoothly. My buddy has basically the SAME EXACT vehicle, we both wanted to install the SAME EXACT gauges today. We do his, no problem takes us about 4 hours with BSing, watching the race, and Lunch included. We move onto mine, get it in the garage...do basically the same exact thing, make up the wiring harness, run the sensors, etc...Only difference is my gauges are slightly in a different area. 4 hours later we are still cursing at this thing. Hour 5 comes, okay time to test it make sure all the lights work. Hook up the battery...smoke. Here it is 9pm, been out half freezing my butt off all day and one wire goes up in smoke. Thank god nothing important was ruined, but half the day is down the drain. Tomorrow I'm going to slap the stuff together, I don't care if it looks good or not...I just want it done.

 

Sorry for the stupid rant, I needed to vent.

So today I go to Home Deopt to get sheetrock and backerboard. I have a van and load it from the back as you would a pick up. I generally park out of the way and pull forward so I can load the van from the spot behind me and not in the row where you drive like some do. I parked out in the boonies because of the snow piles and needing a forward space. I come out and there is some Mindnumbed Chucklehead right behind me. There were 6 spots in all directions for him to go, but he had to park right behind me. I do not get the whole need to park in a flock mentality.

Two things that get me steamed trucks on the GSP and drivers that pull in front of you and slow down!!!!!!!

Two things that get me steamed trucks on the GSP and drivers that pull in front of you and slow down!!!!!!!

 

and those clowns that go from doing 70 down to 60 back up to 70 back down to 60. Is it that hard to keep your foot on the gas pedal? AHHHHH!!!

The guy that crawls up your 'rear bumper' and when you pull over slows down 5 mph because he doesn't really want to lead - that guy aggravates me.

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When people refer to Cars, Guns and other various inanimate objects as "she" or "her". That torques me. Get a girlfriend and stop looking at things as if they have a gender.

The guy that crawls up your 'rear bumper' and when you pull over slows down 5 mph because he doesn't really want to lead - that guy aggravates me.

:mrgreen:

 

thats me danno!

When people refer to Cars, Guns and other various inanimate objects as "she" or "her". That torques me. Get a girlfriend and stop looking at things as if they have a gender.

Its about love, Chad. Without love, she'll let you down when you most need her ;)

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To quote Borat...

 

But it doesn't have a Vageeen. I don't get it. Oh well, its okay only cause its you Ben! ;)

Drivers from Pennsylvania. They tailgate you, race to get around you, and when they finally get in front of you they drive like old ladies. Then to top it off they tailgate the person in front of them and constantly tap their brakes causing everyone behind them to slow down. This is what rush hour is like every morning and afternoon in northern NJ. The other thing is they don't seem to know what a blinker is. They just cut in front of you and slow down, and tap on their brakes.... :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

No offence, but it pisses me off!

People paying by check at supermarket. That's what the check card is for...!

People paying by check at supermarket. That's what the check card is for...!

on supermarkets...

 

Putting the newest, least experienced, slowest checkers on the express lane.

Lazy A$$ people who pick up something in a store, decide they don't want it, and just leave it anywhere instead of putting it back where it came from.

 

Inconsiderate Ba$tards who can not keep their mouth shut during a movie. You want to carry on a conversation? Go outside!

All these things you guys hate about people is ME! Im the guy writing checks at the supermarket! I also put things i don't want any more on any shelf available, even if it's meat and i'm in the can section.

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