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Surface tablet, couple of legal pads, contact solution, glasses, first aid kit, extra pocketknife, flashlight, 12' tape measure, chargers/usb cords needed, usb hub, sd card reader, jump drive, wireless mouse, digital camera, pen, pencil, and Tide pen. 11lbs of stuff including the bag and I can do bout all extras I could need for work. Handiest damn thing.

Don't even have a carbine to fit in it, but damn if isn't the handiest size for taller skinny folks like me.

I really like my Surface tablet. Bags, haven't got a clue. I rock an Eberlestock Cherrybomb as a daily bag but it isn't 'business'.

Didn't realize we were putting Skar amps on vehicles with positive ground electrical systems.

Very nice, tell her congrats.

I built some of the AviTrix? off the PE Showcase a few years ago for my brother and really enjoyed them.

The other week at work we had a nasty project, at the end one of the other guys said "that's the most beautiful sight ever" I commented that "its good, but nothing beats titties, titties are awesome". I didn't hear a word of opposition

You going to spending a lot of time there? I do.... But found out they sell little mini AC units for dog houses, we are using it for a temp controlled box for some concrete stuff.

Just ordered a dog house AC unit...

Went fishing with the wife on saturday, caught 3 crappie and a gar. Hadn't caught a gar before, them are fiesty fish.

We didn't get much of anything here, back home the grandparents had a tree fall on the corner of their house and lost two windows as well, and a tornado knocked out one of Dad's center pivots, but other than that not to much for us.

Never shopped in a Norstrom before, I suppose next time I'm in a town with one I'll have to stop.

I have trouble finding shit to fit. if the shoulders fit, fat chance of the sleeve length being long enough.

Not something to even consider worrying about.

Got the grill fired up and ~15lbs of pork to go on the grill for a friends grad reception tomorrow afternoon.

Congrats Adrian, that is awesome!

Dang it Sean. Due to your recommendations and me googling just a bit, I've now got Nordstrom Mezlan ads popping up on websites.

Usually the truth works. Why aren't you interested? For now I don't know the pay difference. Cons 1. small vs large firm = a bit more stress but since it's an internal product it is still less than outsourcing. 2. Downtown location vs 5 minutes away. I'd have to pedal ~20 minutes to work. Pros 1. Working with very talented people 2. Working in the automotive realm and being the only one with a strong understanding of the technical field = opportunity for growth. If the pay difference is more than $300 the distance is not a problem. I hope that 300$ is a bi-weekly at least and not a monthly.

Where'd you get that photo of my wife?

Going to be paying 300-400$ probably for a decent pair though.

Sting ray boots are pretty neat. Next pair I get will be Elephant though. Isn't elephant endangered? Not a clue, but its not that uncommon of a boot or leather good material. Heck I've got a shark skin leather belt, that dang thing is tough. Elephant will last 20+ years in a boot in a daily environment

Sting ray boots are pretty neat. Next pair I get will be Elephant though.

I love my pair. Lucchese makes a fantastic boot. I think I'm on my 4th? pair of soles on them.

6.5" was to big for his lathe? Really?????? It is too big for mine. 6" baby latheI probably could have gotten away with 6", the stock piece was an 8" square though. This made me think seriously about buying a lathe Ok, so he had to swing 12" then, if he had wanted to put the compound under it, would have taken a 14" lathe.

Think the folks owned a dry cleaning biz.