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Both of you suck the biggest double-ended cock. I don't know anyone who organizes their shit like that. You'd likely find enough parts to put together a pistol before you find the right part you're looking for in my tool cabinet.
I have one mouth, how would I suck a double ended cock? Do we kiss in the middle?
Nice Adam...were the tools included or were you just lucky the organizers fit the drawers?!?!
Joe...you know how much time you waste looking for stuff? I fucking HATE that.
where the fuck is my 3/8 seep 17mm?
I'll literally stop what I'm doing until I find it...that happened with the S suspension install...did it at a buddy's warehouse...I was putting his on mine, he was putting another friend's on his...so we were all "sharing" tools...
I was like, WTF...where is my impact 19MM...no idea man...I wasted a half hour before he realized he put it in his pocket.
Both of you suck the biggest double-ended cock. I don't know anyone who organizes their shit like that. You'd likely find enough parts to put together a pistol before you find the right part you're looking for in my tool cabinet.
I have one mouth, how would I suck a double ended cock? Do we kiss in the middle?
Nice Adam...were the tools included or were you just lucky the organizers fit the drawers?!?!
Joe...you know how much time you waste looking for stuff? I fucking HATE that.
I bought the socket set like 2.5 years ago. I think it was like 400 piece set from Canadian Tire. Regular price is $600, but they have retarded sales all the time. I got it for $220. You know they're still making profit that price
The plastic trays started getting a little beat up but I'm glad I held on to them. They're fucking fantastic. Nothing better than being able to find what I need in a jiffy
LOL...well, the drawer liners I have aren't authentic either...I mean, they are snap-on brand but I had to cut to fit too!
And YES...I contacted Craftsman years ago to try and get a replacement blow molded socket case. They apparently don't make it anymore and there are so many iterations I'll never find one to cover the sizes I specifically have. Then again, I received that from my ex in 1999. I got by with a piano hinge and some clasps and a piece of cardboard to keep pressure on them so they wouldn't fall when I carried the case vertically.
I use the drawer liner to keep my red-bottoms and Choos from slipping around on my shelf in the closet...
...My tool box is an old Air Jordan's box with no lid. I've got a 10mm deep socket, a 1/4" ratchet driver, a rusty claw hammer, a pair of vicegrips, and a chipped flat blade screwdriver.
"If you can't fix a Japanese car with those things then you should just stay in the kitchen baking cookies you little sissybitch."
That's what my pappy used to say. Well, he said that before he went out for cigarettes and scratchers that one night and never came back.
The snap on stuff is pretty robust though, even has these threads running through it for strength and has some weird finish that adheres to the bottom kinda so it doesn't move around.
Nugget slept 8 hours last night, Joe. Fuckin WIN...we also transitioned to her crib, she'd been sleeping in the little vibrating portable rock&play until now but it can't be good for her back to be curved like that all night.
Yep...we been...we only put this thingy in there that surrounds her and keeps her from trying to roll over, supposedly safe.
Meh. I wouldn't bother with that. Once they can roll over, let 'em.
While they can't, they can't. Don't worry about it.
The big issue is something snuffacating them, like the old bumpers that were there to protect the meatsack from the bars on the crib. But when they rolled over to it, the pad snuffed them instead of the bars doing whatever evil they were supposed to do.
The best bet for a baby's first year of life is a metal dog crate.
Yep...we been...we only put this thingy in there that surrounds her and keeps her from trying to roll over, supposedly safe.
It's not recommended (I suggest nothing at all, just bedsheet on pad) and there have been cases of SIDS with aides like that. If she's strong enough to roll herself, that's fine. Just make sure she's on her back when you place her.
Right around 6 months she'll start to get strong enough to find her own comfort zone. Some kids just like sleeping on their face, even knees tucked (turtle position).
Also careful with memory foam toppers for mattress pads. Also not recommended until they're older.
Meh. I wouldn't bother with that. Once they can roll over, let 'em.
While they can't, they can't. Don't worry about it.
The big issue is something snuffacating them, like the old bumpers that were there to protect the meatsack from the bars on the crib. But when they rolled over to it, the pad snuffed them instead of the bars doing whatever evil they were supposed to do.
The best bet for a baby's first year of life is a metal dog crate.
Other than a dog crate, yes.
If you put baby in the dog crate, your bitches will snuggle around her.
Sounds pretty comfy actually... They might have raise her as one of their own though...
Ah. If only. I tried this approach and it didn't work. Dogs are smarter than you might think. They're like "dafuq is this loud stinky thing that doesn't know to shit in the corner? Lates! - I'm going to sleep outside until that thing is gone."
01-09-2016, 09:59 PM
I got by with a piano hinge and some clasps and a piece of cardboard to keep pressure on them so they wouldn't fall when I carried the case vertically.
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