Off to L.A.
 

Isn't the truck going through major physical changes ?
I thought it was getting side boxes and stuff.

Martin

wrote:
On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:27:37 -0500, Deucalion
wrote:

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 08:18:21 -0700, wrote:

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 00:11:32 -0500, Deucalion
wrote:

On Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:33:00 -0800, Gunner Asch
wrote:

My ****ing truck isnt done YET..but I cant put off my trip to Los
Angeles any longer. Ive got several customers on my ass about getting
their stuff fixed..so Im off to the the LA basin in the ex's car. She
needs a few days away from the house and the screaming grandkids
anyways.

See ya guys later in the week

Gunner Asch
That's what I get for taking him out of the bit bucket? The little
dickweed runs off to mommy for a week while lying about working?

It figures though.
Another day, another installment in the gummer saga. Supposedly
restricted to posting for a week while waiting for vehicle repairs,
now he says he had access to a vehicle all along. Classic deadbeat
family, too broke to pay bills, but always manages to have stuff they
shouldn't be able to afford.
I thought that gunner claimed to be a mechanic. Didn't he post pics
to a motorcycle that he was restoring a while back? He could have
contracted out any machine shop work to a competent machinist.

It's hard to know if he couldn't do the repairs, or was too lazy to do
them, or both. But since he claims to have a work ethic and "the
knack", he's a phony any way you slice it. Too bad he didn't spend a
bit of the time he wastes here on learning to turn wrenches instead.
He could have saved a bundle and *been* self-sufficient rather than
just BSing about it.

Wayne

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On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:09:45 -0600, "Martin H. Eastburn"
wrote:

Isn't the truck going through major physical changes ?
I thought it was getting side boxes and stuff.

Martin

Sounds like it was running too badly to drive, so he called in a
mechanic who hauled it off and diagnosed a bad valve. That's the kind
of repair that I and most of my friends learned to do in our teens. I
can understand that lots of people can't do their own repairs, or
don't want to. But gummer is dead broke and was bragging only a couple
of weeks ago that he had a "knack" for mechanical things. Now it turns
out that uber-survivalist-gummy's idea of keeping his mad max buggy
running after TEOTWAWKI is to dial AAA, just like everybody's granny.

Wayne

Off to L.A.
 

yea yea - but if you lived where he lives and works where he works,
you would want engine in top shape or it might blow climbing a
hill on the way home with the days gatherings.

Stress is the time to break.

Martin

wrote:
On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:09:45 -0600, "Martin H. Eastburn"
wrote:

Isn't the truck going through major physical changes ?
I thought it was getting side boxes and stuff.

Martin

Sounds like it was running too badly to drive, so he called in a
mechanic who hauled it off and diagnosed a bad valve. That's the kind
of repair that I and most of my friends learned to do in our teens. I
can understand that lots of people can't do their own repairs, or
don't want to. But gummer is dead broke and was bragging only a couple
of weeks ago that he had a "knack" for mechanical things. Now it turns
out that uber-survivalist-gummy's idea of keeping his mad max buggy
running after TEOTWAWKI is to dial AAA, just like everybody's granny.

Wayne