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Sadly, music will hit you in every spectrum of emotion. Only one that gets me sad is this one. Reminds me of my Grandfather. My Grandparents were huge in life due to my parents not being the best of people or not in the picture at all. I followed in his footsteps with the Military, none of his...

Hell Yeah! Never Heard that one!

I would have loved to have Haro back then!

Did those also but when I was about 20-25 in the Military. Use to roller blade all over downtown Charleston. We use to fly down parking garages, lol. Loved skateboarding and was the king at 360's and Ollies.

That's Cool! I've started making cutting boards for fun but have been giving them away. I sold a few but I need to at least get my money back in wood costs. After 3 months my drum sander came in and finally got to use it yesterday. I still have a lot to learn. Sadly, the better the cutting board...

My wife gives me hell because I change the words up on songs and call it a remix. Usually, it involves dirty sexual shit. lol. Stevie Nicks....generation before me but holy hell the crush I would have had on her. This is by far IMO the greatest cover ever done. Another outstanding cover...

When I was a young teen I had a Hustler Pro with Skyway mags. Black and White, pegs front and back, rotor on handlebars, front back breaks. I could Miami Hop, do the 180 bunny hop to the back wheel then spin around for the 360, tabletops, jumped 150 times on the front wheel, mad quarter pipe...

I bet I could do more tricks that that on a bike at 50...of course he might be 60...lol.

Think we all love music even though our taste may vary. My mother had Pat Benatar when I was a kid, first thing I remember ever listening to. It was "In the heat of the Night", a tape. Bob Marley got me through a trip in the Middle East. Was just tired mentally, bought everything I could find of...

Don't confuse a humorous comment with "seeking validation". I'm a bigger man than that.

Tis True...Daddy wasn't there. ;( Look at ME!

Wife actually asked me to watch it...ok. First episode down. Played the game but very very little. Didn't hold me attention like Destiny does.

We can't keep car washes running around here. Always have cones in the Bay..but you can do the drive through....not all of us.

This kinda got me in the feelz...what a weird feeling....

Anyone else put their fries in the burger like me? lol Stack them bitches up like I'm building a Lincoln log house....smash that top back down...yum.

Very Nice! I retired out of Naval Weapon Station Goose Creek as an MN(Mineman). Our Mineshop is just across the street in the Ordnance area. I stayed here in Charleston after I retired, beautiful place.

He probably hasn't hung out with many Cobra owners judging by his post count. It'll be ok, just a small enlightenment.

In Search Of......but while we are on acronyms TERMI is not short for Terminator. It's short for OP is ISO Enlightenment. Happy Hunting! Welcome to the forum! Also ISO could in this case be related to ISO's which are above and below the spring...

I read it twice but might be missing something. It fires up fine and you read good voltage but the next morning the battery is dead. Why do you think it's the alt then? Ok I see where you disconnected the alt then it was fine the next day. Crazy about Mechman, got my 370 from them. Mine went...

Agree 100. Picked up this POOR's CZ P-10....19 round striker red dot capable. Want the cheaper hammer fired one as well....P-09. Like my H&K VP9 better thus far, have not shot this yet however.

So I was at the gun store yesterday picking up another gun right, CZ of course. Went to filling out the paperwork.......male/famale/non-binary. I was like..seriously...non-binary??? Guy behind the counter...country boy gun nut right....was like...it's the latest craze. I just looked at him. He...

Was at a car show back when I owned my 96 Mystic and had some guy introduce me to claybar. My fenders felt like sandpaper and he made it smooth as glass. I was astounded and started walking around doing peoples fenders..hahahaha.

Easier to clay when the spray detail which is what I always used doesn't dry up from the sun.

William's Barber Shop is an iconic place for Military folks here in Charleston. It use to be on the Naval Base when I first joined around 92. I got my haircut by him back then when I went through "A" school here. Shortly after that the base closed and he moved to Goose Creek where the Naval...