Deep fried pwning with extra pwned stuffing and pwned berry sauce...
...pwnedkin pie for dessert.
What's the last thing you purchased?
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Deep fried pwning with extra pwned stuffing and pwned berry sauce...
...pwnedkin pie for dessert.
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I didn't say you were ugly. I implied that you're not pretty. I think you're plain, you nose fucks your shit all up.
You and the rest of the right on this forum do nothing but judge. I figured you should be able to take it since you dish it out.
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what was the last thing you purchased oak
i'm putting money on the fact that it wasn't a treadmill
how did I do?
i'm putting money on the fact that it wasn't a treadmill
how did I do?
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This thing
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And I bought this
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Note that I did sell this:
This thing
Nice! Dual fuel... although I wonder how hot it gets burning LPG and if there's an additive reservoir for lubricant or you have to cycle a bit of petrol burning through sporadically to keep it lubed.
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I haven't read the manual, but I'm hoping I can run it on propane only. I have read reviews and a lot of people say they only run propane...so I kind of assume they don't put any gasoline in the tank. If I don't have to put gasoline in it, I think it will store in the trailer or back of my Jeep without smelling bad.
It does sound like it burns a bit of oil, because there is a "low oil pressure" shutoff or something like that.
It's still in the box in my foyer. They recommend a 25 hour break-in period, followed by an oil change. I'm going to change the oil 3 or 4 times in the first 25 hours. Probably the first one after only a few hours of idling.
This generator will allow us to power our AC in our trailer if and when we are without an electrical outlet. It'll give us way more flexibility when we're out roaming.
It does sound like it burns a bit of oil, because there is a "low oil pressure" shutoff or something like that.
It's still in the box in my foyer. They recommend a 25 hour break-in period, followed by an oil change. I'm going to change the oil 3 or 4 times in the first 25 hours. Probably the first one after only a few hours of idling.
This generator will allow us to power our AC in our trailer if and when we are without an electrical outlet. It'll give us way more flexibility when we're out roaming.
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Maybe the LPG lubrication comes from an oil sharing system? Assuming it's 4 stroke but it operates like a 2 stroke/4 stroke hybrid or there is an added lubrication tank for the LPG.
I ran dual fuel through one of my classic cars 25 years ago and didn't opt for the additive reservoir. Had to run it on petrol for 20+ minutes a week to keep it from burning out, and it was a reco motor with lifters fitted for running on gas.
A one week shop's worth of fresh produce, meats, seafood to maintain our fridge and freezer goods.
Normally I shop fortnightly with mixed fresh/pantry items, then supplement here or there, but I smell another lockdown coming in the next week.
It's a balancing act... too much fresh goods, power goes out for a week, and there is some degree of spoilage associated with that...but power outages are unannounced and sporadic, yet lockdowns in my socialist leader driven shithole of an otherwise great State can almost be predicted with uncanny accuracy...
Few weeks ago, power...water, and internet (mobile and broadband) we're out simultaneously over days and some things came back, but not at the same time.
Normally I shop fortnightly with mixed fresh/pantry items, then supplement here or there, but I smell another lockdown coming in the next week.
It's a balancing act... too much fresh goods, power goes out for a week, and there is some degree of spoilage associated with that...but power outages are unannounced and sporadic, yet lockdowns in my socialist leader driven shithole of an otherwise great State can almost be predicted with uncanny accuracy...
Few weeks ago, power...water, and internet (mobile and broadband) we're out simultaneously over days and some things came back, but not at the same time.
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Jumbo sized board games, Connect Four and "Jenga"
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I bought 2 Amazon Mystery boxes one extra large and one large
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Looks decent. What are you towing it with?
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A 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It has the factory-installed towing package, so it is rated to tow 6200 pounds.
We pick the trailer up next Friday.
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I have a 2018 Jeep Cherokee. Minus the towing package. Remember my philandering husband? He bought it for my bday
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I don’t know WTF that is and I’m done shopping for the day. Let me know how it turns out.
*also, I noticed an underwear sale ... so I bought 5 new pairs. The only thing better than new underwear day is new album day. And that’s debatable.
Well ... new guitar day is better than all of that. I’ve been looking and tempted but I haven’t pulled the trigger.
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I really liked the old XJs especially with the 4L I6 motor. My family had various versions of those for 35 years or more. Heck, my nephew still has two (a 4x4 with a blown 4.2L stoked motor and a Comanche pickup version which mu dad and I had the original diesel motor replaced with a VW turbo diesel).
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I have the Grand Cherokee. Quite a different vehicle.
Grand Cherokee owners tend to disassociate themselves with Cherokee owners, so if you'll excuse me....
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My buddy had one of those that he hauls shit around his property in...he has about 10 acres...it is rusty and beat-up, but it keeps chugging.
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How does it do on gas?
I'm looking to retire my dodge caravan. It served me well.... but I feel my minivan days are done and it's time to move on lol.
I've been looking at pick ups. No I'm not going gay.....it would just be very useful right now.
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They are frigging beasts. They just keep going and you could buy them dirt cheap new from the factory which made them perfect work trucks. Sadly, there is nothing like it being sold these days. All the automakers only want to make $40,000 fully loaded top of the line trucks. The era of $10,000 cheap 4x4 work trucks is long over. Sadly.
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Will you be posting your credit card receipt again? You know, to show everyone how much wealthier you are? Maybe a diamond studded collar on that fucking thing you call a dog?
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