[reid]

Finally got round to having another go at fixing the broken boot lock on the polo. Fitted the puzzle together piece by piece and finally fixed it 100%. Amazed that there was a mechanical problem with it and I actually fixed it. Can finally send off my man card application.


Also sorted the lights out - no more getting pulled over by the 5-0

[Samo]

Nice! Feels good to fix broken stuff doesn't it? Nearly as good as the feeling of breaking something!

Today I am enjoying a rare day off, so I have had a lie in, which unfortunately was ruined by a balling child next door...
So I went downstairs to make some toast, only to find out the bread I put out to thaw yesterday has already gone mouldy(WTF?)
So I used the last of the eggs to make a tasty omlette
And now I'm just chilling at the computer, playing some tunes and trawling ebay for things I can't afford to buy...

[Funke]

Nice! Feels good to fix broken stuff doesn't it? Nearly as good as the feeling of breaking something!

And now I'm just chilling at the computer, playing some tunes and trawling ebay for things I can't afford to buy...

Yes it does Samo!
Fixing things is so fun especially when you have no idea of what to do so you just sort of have to compromise or let your ingenuity shine.
Like last week, i fixed the garage door... i has a motor installed to make it become a convenient lazy man's garage. The door came out of it's rails so we put it back in to find that the setting became all effed up. Like it would only open half way. then after a few hours with a manual that just didn't seem to make the correct predictions at the start i finally got it fixed and sprayed the rails with some lube to make sure those door goes down smoothly and stay in the rails.

And lol at your final statement... Oh i do that oh so often... A lot of the times i find really cheap stuff but i just still don't have the money to buy it...
you guys never see me post anything new because i actually haven't bought a new pair of supes in a very long time. there's a list i'd like to get my hands on after my exams are over though

[steve-o]

drove the monaro for the first time in 3 weeks today, well had to get a mate to come round and jump start it first hahaha

feels good to be mobile again though

[kt0626]

What up shelltoe goombahs! I survived my angioplasty and back in one piece, albeit with not one, but two titanium stents in me...thankfully no new blockages - the 'old' one (if you can call 8 months ago old) got crushed a bit, so they 'reopened' it and placed the new stent around it...back on my cocktail of drugs for a little while again, but at least I'm alive...now all I gotta do is reduce my stress (ha!), and continue on with my new regimen i.e. changing my exercise routine, trying to eat healthier, yada yada...thx to all wishing me a safe return I did in fact wear soups, but not for the nasty lookin nurses who looked after me and shaved my private regions and poked my....wore my 'beaters' - Japan Olympics from '08...also to pass the time, I was reading 'Sneaker Wars'...the story based on the Dassler brothers - always knew quite a bit on this story, but this opened up my eyes a whole lot! Great to be back...

[Big J]

Welcome back KT, glad it all went well.

[ez-1]

Good to have you back KT!

[mr.pure]

Good to see you KT.

[pokey27]

Welcome bk KT glad it all went well and here's to a speedy recovery and a healthier less stressful one.All the best m8

[mr.pure]

Out of interest, what happened that told you your heart problems were back and needed attention ?

[super sk8]

welcome back Ken!

[Funke]

Welcome back KT!
Good to have you back

[Lorrie]

welcome back, Ken.

[mr.pure]

I've struggled through 113 pages of HTML and CSS solely about tags and styles and I'm bored shitless.
I am therefore skipping the next 70 pages about formatting text and am moving on directly to the far more interesting topic of adding images to websites.

[cracky]

Good to have you back Ken, get well soon mate.