I would not trust a single shop rat I worked with in my youth to touch that thing. Positive someone would lose an arm.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
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I would not trust a single shop rat I worked with in my youth to touch that thing. Positive someone would lose an arm.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Dude, push the button and walk away. Thing is so dialed
That may be 100% accurate, but I stand by my assessment of my childhood coworkers.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Does it have lasers?
Yep, and we have to put tape over the tips of Kastle’s so the beams don’t misread the dimensions
I assume that holds true for Rossi Quantums too?
That made me laugh
Anything with a see through tip
That's good to know if I ever get one of those.
It's getting kinda tedious to do the family's skis by hand now.
I resembled that description. I was only allowed to scrape skis iircQuote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
We’re looking to upgrade, prolly get this one for $75,000, four years old.
Let me just check the couch cushions.
It just came to my attention in another thread that Louie can do a full tune for $25. That's a payback period of 3000 tunes for the machine. Hmm.
Lasers are fun though.
Buttah, you ever get bored and put a small animal or Subway Italian B.M.T. in that thing?
I like turtles
Man, I haven’t had Subway in probably 10 years, but back when they were the only fast food sandwich shop chain I’d dig on those Italian bmts.
What do you think a laser would do to that thing?
What do you think it’d do to Louie?
Imagine your great timing. Subway is running a special on tuna subs at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
https://hypebeast.com/2021/2/subway-...-response-info
But its not even real tuna!Quote:
Originally Posted by huckbucket
Tuner fish?
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Tu-nah?
Same, that was my jam, cheese/herb bread.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
I stopped going there ages ago, but will readily admit I love(d) the flavour of those garbage-ass-quality deli meats.
The Subway bread had a weird off-putting smell to me. Like sweaty socks.
This. And it tastes like sawdust.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Apparently in Ireland it's not
https://www.npr.org/2020/10/01/91918...ead-isnt-bread
considered to be bread.
Wolf? Yote? Your other dog that looks right at home in the wild?
Yeah, the fist time I walked into subway I turned around and walked back out. Same goes for Tim Hortons. It's bizarre how popular it is, and how many Canadians will tell you it's good (rather than cheap or convenient).Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
That said, when I was young and poor, or baked and hungry, I ate a lot of both.