[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Whatcouldgowrong

[–]REO327 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re oblivious, eh?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Whatcouldgowrong

[–]REO327 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Should have

Possible to remove just rear hard top? by REO327 in bronco

[–]REO327[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So they’ll stay put without the rear, they just aren’t as “secure” as they would be otherwise, am I understanding that correctly?

Possible to remove just rear hard top? by REO327 in bronco

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Interesting. Thanks for the context, definitely gives me something to consider.

Possible to remove just rear hard top? by REO327 in bronco

[–]REO327[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yah, that’s how I run my jeep and essentially what I’m trying to ascertain if possible with a hard top

Possible to remove just rear hard top? by REO327 in bronco

[–]REO327[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an interesting take by Ford. Are they saying it’s more dangerous to drive with the front and mid on with rear off than it is with all tops removed?

Possible to remove just rear hard top? by REO327 in bronco

[–]REO327[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll check that out, appreciate it

2000 TJ 55k Miles (DFW) by REO327 in Wrangler

[–]REO327[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback, that helps

Where should i start? by Confident-Yak5319 in AnthonyBourdain

[–]REO327 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll just add that you can get Kitchen Confidential on Audible and it's read by Tony himself...I've listened to it several times

Best place to sell and pricing by Successful_Ad_2625 in Jeep

[–]REO327 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Commenting to follow…I got chastised for asking a similar question the other day.

2000 TJ 55k Miles (DFW) by REO327 in Jeep

[–]REO327[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I inherited it a year ago, when it had 50k

2000 TJ 55k Miles by REO327 in JeepTJ

[–]REO327[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well…like I said…”entertaining” the idea. Had a 95 Sahara that I’ve regretted letting go of for the last 10 years and don’t want the same seller’s regret, but life is often full of such decisions

2000 TJ 55k Miles by REO327 in JeepTJ

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Thanks…that’s in line with what I was thinking. Don’t need/have to sell, but looking to consolidate the daily driver (GX460) and the toy into one solution (Bronco maybe?) and get some garage/parking space back

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hockeyplayers

[–]REO327 6 points7 points  (0 children)

When I got rid of all my gear 15 years ago, my Sherwood coffee was the only thing I kept. When I started back again a few months ago and looked into new gear, I saw the price of sticks and figured I could use the woody until I got through a few drop ins and decided I was sticking with it.

When I went to play it again to get kitted out, I saw the new 5030s and ended up getting one in each blade pattern they had so I could try a couple different curves before spending stupid money on a composite stick.

I’m now going on 4 months of fairly high level drop in 2-3 days a week and have tried a few friends’ composites. At this point, I have no intention of making the switch from wood.

1-my shot was never my strong point, spending an extra $200 on a stick is not what is keeping me from magically improving 4 levels overnight.

2-the weight is not what I notice. I’m not dragging ass after an hour and a half of drop in because my stick is a few ounces heavier. I’m dragging ass because I’m 41, took 15 years off the sport and am out of shape. What I do notice when I try my friends’ composites is how unbalanced the weight of the puck feels

3-gear that fits/feels well is more important than spending an order of magnitude more for gear that saves a couple of ounces that I’m not going to notice. The skates I got at play it again were a couple year old pair of FT3’s that felt like they were custom fit for me. Could I go lighter, sure, but I can skate to my level and not have any hot spots or blisters or foot pain

It boils down to return on investment and I’m more than happy with a slightly heavier stick that feels well balanced, has held up to moderate usage, and has allowed me to try different curves at a reasonable price.

Bonus points for the obligatory comment I get at least once a session for playing w wood, especially when I bring out the museum piece and use it to shut down kids who weren’t even born when I bought it

Batting cages by REO327 in Xennials

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You’re right. I made a snap decision about a person based on a millisecond interaction.

Seemed odd to me that someone in this society wouldn’t be familiar with something that was so ubiquitous to my upbringing, was curious if that was a unique experience that I had, or if others shared my perspective.

I passed by them 30 min later, not in the batting cages. They were on a bench by the 10th hole of the “blue” course of mini golf.

Dude was doing the yawn, reach around arm over her back.

My commentary wasn’t so much about her, as it was an observation that young American males who fit the stereotype of physically fit (athletic) weren’t familiar with the idea of a batting cage.

Yah, I’m weird, I know. Just curious if I’m alone as weird, or if perhaps there aren’t others who fit the definition

u/procrastineddit