\theCryptofishist wrote:Is that true if you've bundled your service with your phone?
Or is this where I go into a fugue state and tell you to use skype?
Fuck.
fuckin fugue is cool..........tocata, that is........
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4L60e for a GMC Yukon Denali. Apparently this is a very common problem, which to me = design and/or inferior parts problem.gyre wrote:What kind of trans?zachass wrote:Thank fucking Gawd for knowing people.
Found a shop that will bench-rebuild my transmission for ~1500. I was getting pretty damned nervous with the initial estimates I was gathering yesterday.
If you're willing to use a manual, consider a richmond.zachass wrote:4L60e for a GMC Yukon Denali. Apparently this is a very common problem, which to me = design and/or inferior parts problem.gyre wrote:What kind of trans?zachass wrote:Thank fucking Gawd for knowing people.
Found a shop that will bench-rebuild my transmission for ~1500. I was getting pretty damned nervous with the initial estimates I was gathering yesterday.
Chalk one up for shitty GM quality.
It's a 400 page thread.ygmir wrote:Gyre:
what is the premise, of this thread?
silly fucking rabbit, trix are for kids........
Maybe a decompression chamber for fucking cans?Kinetic V wrote:The curse of living at 6000 ft of altitude. Buy a can of baby formula. Bring it home, set it on the counter and pop the metal can lid. Pop! POOF! Fucking baby formula goes EVERYWHERE making one hell of a fucking mess. The pressure difference makes opening every can an adventure since it was packaged at a lower altitude. It's one of the few negatives to living in such a beautiful place though.
On a good note the resulting cloud of formula made everyone in the house laugh as I got fucking covered!
Kinetic V wrote:The curse of living at 6000 ft of altitude. Buy a can of baby formula. Bring it home, set it on the counter and pop the metal can lid. Pop! POOF! Fucking baby formula goes EVERYWHERE making one hell of a fucking mess. The pressure difference makes opening every can an adventure since it was packaged at a lower altitude. It's one of the few negatives to living in such a beautiful place though.
On a good note the resulting cloud of formula made everyone in the house laugh as I got fucking covered!
Fuck, how is doing it that way funny?pinemom wrote:Kinetic V wrote:The curse of living at 6000 ft of altitude. Buy a can of baby formula. Bring it home, set it on the counter and pop the metal can lid. Pop! POOF! Fucking baby formula goes EVERYWHERE making one hell of a fucking mess. The pressure difference makes opening every can an adventure since it was packaged at a lower altitude. It's one of the few negatives to living in such a beautiful place though.
On a good note the resulting cloud of formula made everyone in the house laugh as I got fucking covered!
HAAAHAAAA, fucking sorry KV I didnt mean to laff so loud, I so remember that!!!!!! I used to live at 6400 Tahoe when my first was born.
trick: take a straight pin(safety pin) and poke 2 very very small holes...one slowly on one side 1.5 inches away from edge....and slowly same on other edge...walk away for a couple minutes!
let it seep slowly!
True courage is only a few steps away from foolhardiness.Deb Prothero wrote:Fuck,
charlie chaplin said, "failure is unimportant, it takes courage to make a fool of oneself."
I guess it takes a special kind of courage to repeatedly make a fool of yourself.