Random Rants

[thomasnunnally]

Haha G!

That said she has a diesel and it starts up no problem in there every time.  So I think I saved myself a hassle regardless.

[natehate]

get a remote start installed, ive had one in my truck for years and love it

[scroogen]

I think the problem is when it's too cold the diesel engine just won't start.  My friend told me he remembers when he was a kid and his dad owned these trucks for plowing or something… the guy operating the trucks used to heat up the gas tanks with a huge torch to warm up the gas a little and get the trucks started when it was really cold

[natehate]

from my understanding the diesel is in the garage and his car is out side
so if he gets a remote starter on his regular gas vehicle he should be rocking

[scroogen]

ah, i see… you're right
sucks when your door is freezing shut. i guess a remove starter might help with that.  torch method is still way more badass

[natehate]

truth
but fucking up your paint would suck

new rant
i wish stevenson overall company would show some big man love
some of there new stuff is right nice looking

[Finn666]

@thomasnunnally:

Car doors frozen shut this morning.  I had to pry one open.  The other took about 20 minutes of warming up before I could force it with my shoulder.

First day I regret giving the wife the garage…

if this just happened cuz the door seals were frozen together, then just try and put some vaseline (or some other heavy grease/wax) on them! should prevent them from freezing together again!…

[injunjack]

Silicone spray is for that…..

[thomasnunnally]

Good suggestions….car is a 2002 Hyundai Accent I just want to keep running for another year or so, I want to keep the cost low.  I feel like an idiot for not considering the silicone spray...my dad would be disappointed in me.

If the car was newer, I would def go with the remote starter.  Most of my neighbors have those.

Diesel is fine in the garage without any extras.  At least so far....hasn't hit -30 yet....though I think one of those heated blankets on the engine would do the job.

[natehate]

oh man i had a old accent to, it was awesome cause i only paid a grand for it and didnt care about it
i kicked the shit out of that car
literally
it didnt have a straight panel on it
and when it died i filled it with scrap metal and got like 600 back out of it at the wreckers

[thomasnunnally]

@natehate:

and when it died i filled it with scrap metal and got like 600 back out of it at the wreckers

Have to keep this in mind.  I can't sell or dispose of it in Canada, so I will have to do something with it in the near future.

[natehate]

why cant you sell it up here?

[thomasnunnally]

I am a "temporary worker" and I was told I shouldnot import my car, thus I cannot register it in Ontario.

[natehate]

ah i see
what about just scrapping it thou?
its like using the garbage

[thomasnunnally]

I suspect that is why they included that I can't "dispose" of it in Canada.

Though, I am not sure who is policing it.

It is still running pretty strong though, so I don't see having a problem getting it back to Philly.

Funny story though….it did breakdown (alternator went) right after I crossed the border on my way to my wedding.  That sucked.

[natehate]

hahaha thats awful

[CLJ]

No curls in the squat rack. Ever.

[zwer]

You trying to get some squats in and some dumbass is standing in the rack doing curls?

Gym etiquette drives me crazy and I think it's personal trainers who are the worst. There's a massive trainer at my gym who's constantly in the way.

[Chris]

I do curls in the squat rack. I never wipe my sweat off equipment, either.  I like to just drop plates in random spots, too.  Re-racking weights is for OCD losers.

[zwer]

I actually clean up the dumb bell racks between sets. Can't stand it when the 25s are next to the 35s.