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https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/51-f6-ford-pickup/6376945077.html The only pic contains both fire and an ugly-rear end truck, so it only seemed appropriate to share. Edit: Other alternatives include: https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1958-jeep-willys-fcfc-170-two/6411384022.html Because FCs, and, https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1985-toyota-4runner/6399999386.html A 22RE host named after your cat. Pretty much fate. Edit2: Realtalk, get a useful cockroach: https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/2003-toyota-matrix/6409137902.html Tremek fucked around with this message at 07:26 on Dec 5, 2017 |
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MA-Horus posted:I would like to know how the conversation with Mrs. Tremek went. She's been supportive of finding ways to help Dave's situation get better. Neither one of us wanted to see Dave get shanked by a hobo. Call me Kenny Rogers. We have been burned by helping miscreants before but Dave's been a perfect gentleman thus far. Faerunner posted:I guess it depends - is Tremek's wife a goon/familiar with the Saga of Dave? Because I can't see her putting up too much of a fight. He's a weird internet stranger but he's proven himself (mostly) harmless... COOL DICK LUKE posted:Well, the first few days I was here I spent in a motel, because there were concerns That was 80% about not having anywhere indoors for you to crash before you got your trailer, and then 20% making sure you're not gonna eat a kid or something. 3 little kids, WFH, remodeling hell, all this contributes to a lot of chaos around here, and I'm a poo poo human if I'm not looking out for family first. PS polite reminder plz still do not eat kids/cat/dags, coyotes ok however
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Rhyno posted:So it's already been happening I see. To be fair I think my oldest was encouraging him to eat the cat last night. We kind of have a 21st century Alf thing going on here. I figure my 6 year old knows someone that can't back down from a dare when he sees it. Tremek fucked around with this message at 21:41 on Feb 9, 2018 |
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He probably has the norovirus-like illness my family had last weekend. If that’s the case it will run its course in less than 24 hours. I took him some Gatorade, saltines, and removed the electric element from an indoor electric fireplace we have and took it out to him, so hopefully even though he feels like death he may yet survive in spite of it all.
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We were sick Friday 2/9 and Saturday 2/10 - the day Dave showed up - and I made a pointed effort to quarantine us to try not to get him sick. He came back with the trailer the next day (Sunday) and by that point we were mostly alive. I guess whatever virus this is, takes a week to bake, but is fast-moving and resilient. I Lysol'd the hell out of the door handles last night just in case, but watch us all get sick again...
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Huge_Midget posted:Cat owner spotted. He's more my wife's cat than mine, and I may in fact be overly generous in suggesting he will learn - he's a real dumb cat tbqh - but at least he's friendly. ... most of the time. First week we had him, cat thought I was going to feed him to the dags and sunk his teeth in to the gumline. Hello, cellulitis.
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Yeah, it went from OW YOU MOTHERFUCKER to this might need antibiotics to yup time to figure out which urgent care is open to thanks for the $150 rear end in a top hat cat surcharge in the first week we have had you, you dick, in a 24 hour time span. Cat mouth bacteria ain't nothing to gently caress with.
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I know everyone has their own reasons for such things, but I am generally against cats being outdoor animals especially where we live as we have hawks, eagles, owls, coyotes, and all manner of predators around, including the deadly SUVicus mallcrawlicus in droves. Well, our dumbass cat since moving has decided that he should be an indoor/outdoor animal, in spite of coyotes showing up in our front and back yards now on the regular. One such excursion also resulted in him rolling in what must have been a patch of goatheads and other burrs. Temporary regret has yet to translate into healthy respect of what I suspect would be a complete inability to escape a coyote. I give this fat rear end in a top hat 6 months if he keeps managing to sneak outside. Dave has been tasked with the solemn duty of yelling at the fat rear end in a top hat to go back inside if he's spotted outside.
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The cat has never been intentionally allowed outside. Cat + 3 kids 6 and under = cat has opportunities in spite of the adults' best efforts. If a kid lets the cat out and he disappears one day, that may end up being a tough life lesson.
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Fermented Tinal posted:You just threw your stomach up against a wall and are now whippin' it with a cat-o-ninetails. a predicted simulation of what he's going to do to my bathroom.
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He's a ragdoll cat and is in fact really stupid. Evidence supporting this: every time the dipshit sneaks into the storage side of the basement, I find cat puke with fake Christmas tree needles in it. Duuuumb. He also has to be 15 lbs by this point. Edit: I haven't checked on Dave yet this morning, no idea if he managed to find a bar divey-enough to make his dreams a reality. Preparing to bleach door handles again regardless. Tremek fucked around with this message at 18:04 on Feb 15, 2018 |
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P. sure that's just what's known as second breakfast for our resident furry shitlord.
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I had offered him my Frye fetish boots since I don't ride anymore but this is a much better find. PS goons if Dave gets a bike, in spite of all the reservations any of us might otherwise have about this please don't angle him toward a 125 or 250, at this altitude with that little displacement you don't have enough balls to get out of your own way, much less have the reserve to roll on the throttle and get past something bad that's about to unfold.
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I think we all know this is the right answer: https://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/d/2006-suzuki-burgman-maxi/6468366937.html Legit feedback tho, every first rider should get a not-naked UJM, like this Suzuki SV650S or something of that ilk. Don't get a naked bike - that means no wind protection, and your sweet-summer-child dreams of an all-year vehicle will very quickly shrink to less than 6. Bear in mind it takes infinitely more motivation to get on the bike when the weather sucks, and when you have your fat La-Z-Boy Safari sitting there waiting to take you to get your pack of smokes, the bike won't happen. Also, cruisers are for baby boomers and short guys and literbikes are usually for personified TAPOUT shirts. Don't be those guys.
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mechaet posted:Where does that put those of us who ride 600s? Was a 600 your first motorcycle? If so, eesh. If not, cool, sayeth the judgy internet?
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cursedshitbox posted:and 950s. Neat, I didn't know bikes with that much tech could be had this cheaply. Modern bikes have come a long way. Looks like the Versys is the same drivetrain + running gear? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kawasaki_Versys_650 https://cosprings.craigslist.org/mcy/d/2008-kawasaki-versysobo/6456234953.html https://www.ebay.com/itm/2008-Kawasaki-Other/263492804818 PS Dave go take MSF first and get ready to get your endorsement, let's be real here, you still fall off your Huffy Tremek fucked around with this message at 20:56 on Feb 16, 2018 |
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:BECAUSE YOU TOOK MY TRAINING WHEELS Is this where you lash out at my kids owning you at poo poo I got nothing here myself, I too was on training wheels way beyond this
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Applesnots posted:poo poo, I do this in anything I drive. Drive like you are invisible. I repeated the mantra “be critical of EVERY car” each time I got on my bike, and multiple times while riding. Focus and assumption that everything is trying to kill you cannot be overstated.
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Realtalk my dad has a spare CBR F3, at this altitude how bad an idea is this F3 is a 20+ year old bike at this point and carb'd yes? I think most bikes of that era also came out of the factory with bias ply tires, and while I'm sure the bike people in here can give you a lot more detail on how and what matters, if I were you I'd aim for something newer (and if sporty probably with radials?) I think the biggest problem with an F3 you're going to face is that with no pun intended, you're a big motherfucker and that's a small bike. You'll feel like you're doing origami to get on it, will have a ton of weight on your wrists unless you also commit to doing crunches every day, and the riding position itself is just inherently uncomfortable for anyone approaching 6' tall much less over. Likely so much so that you won't want to be on it for more than an hour at a time, and remember CO is pretty big. Can dad sell the F3 to finance something easier to live with? +1 to the SV650 except you need a fairing, and I'm not just being a wuss about that. Naked bikes are awesome in premise but a whole lot less awesome when you're doing 85 on the highway and conditions aren't absolutely perfect.
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:I actually prefer a hunched riding position over an upright position, if my time setting up my road bikes is any indication on comfort levels. I miss my drop bars from my old Schwinn SuperSport. Nidhg00670000 posted:I did a ride to Vienna and back on my SVS, and between Münster and Würzburg I don't think I dipped below 115mph except when stopping for gas. It's fine. Dave is like 6'4" or something decently tall. A road bicycle at 25 mph and a sport bike at 75+ mph are completely different worlds. As you're not pedaling you're also not extending your legs - you have them pulled up for clearance - and thusly your knees are going to be hitting your elbows. The wind buffeting at highway speeds without a decent fairing is going to either hit you in the chest and be quickly fatiguing, or otherwise encourage you to lay down on the tank of the bike in a way I assure you is not comfortable for long stretches. Also consider that if you're livin' the explorer's life, you're going to want panniers, and that's usually easier to put on stuff that's less extreme. I don't think a 600 or a naked bike is going to be much fun for someone as big and tall as you, and on the other side of the coin echoing others in here your first bike should probably be something far less high strung IMO.
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Dave: more unsolicited advice! I'm recommending you first figure out your life strategy and goals outside of jobs/careers unless we're simply working by process of elimination re: "what's absolutely terrible" versus aiming for "what would I ideally enjoy and succeed at" which is a totally different approach to this question. In order to get to "I can do this job and do it well" I think figuring out what you need in your head and what you need around you to make sure you can wake up and be somewhere on time reliably is going to take a lot of mental and situational legwork first, all of which will continue to build toward any positive outcome no matter what you end up doing for a job or career. $0.02.
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420 SWAGLORD posted:Listen to this mature, reasonable adult Let's not say things we can't take back
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Well, realistically many of the jobs I've found appealing are fairly isolationist. The driving, 3rd shift work, bar work, etc. I already have been reaching the point where Im forcing myself to take days off drinking because its becoming a habit again, so bar work should probably be excluded. I've been getting a regular 8 hours of sleep, but its like going to bed at 4am and waking up at noon. My searching for career type stuff is because I would go insane doing retail, sales, or office work within weeks, and I just cant expect to live with my hand out for the rest of my life so I'm trying to find something that could actually pay me "enough" to cover essentials https://sleep.org/articles/get-sleep-schedule/ This took me years to embrace. Even if you feel like you can and want to, don't stay up that late and get up at a reasonable hour. Asleep before midnight and awake before 8 sounds dull but is good for you. You'll need to embrace a regular sleep schedule once you figure out what you're going to do anyway, so may as well start living like you're doing it already so you can adjust more easily. Also 3rd shift stuff is a terrible idea for most humans, especially someone fighting addiction and needing support systems. You have a special opportunity to move away from hand-to-mouth subsistence and into behaviors and lifestyle patterns that are across the board better for you. If you're not blowing cash on cigarettes, $6 coffees, and booze, your funds will go a lot further! Don't just look for a job. Use your benefits, start the (hard) work to get your head right with therapy and doctors, and commit yourself to making positive changes across the board. Only then should you be figuring out what it is you're going to do to earn a wage.
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Update: Dave has expressed interest in learning AutoCAD/CNC stuff, and while I'm pretty ignorant of the subject in general my gut says this could be a good compromise between using the spatially aware parts of his brain to make money, and being able to do it pretty much anywhere without abusing himself physically. In the interest of supporting this pursuit I have dug a Dell Precision M4500 out of the closet and am going to put an OS on it. I think this thing may have a Quadro card in it. With this known, are any of you CAD people? Can you guys help direct Dave to resources that will help him learn this stuff? We also discussed him going over to check out this joint tomorrow - less than 10 minutes away - and seeing what they may be able to help him with in terms of orienting on said goals.
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 The package has been delivered to the payload. Or is it the payload has been delivered to the package. Idk. Either way - I could use your collective help in getting Dave to do Good Things w/ said equipment as I'm out of bandwidth for many reasons including surprise Europe travel in a few days and well a crazy life in general. Can you guys try to ensure he's getting guidance on how to use said device for learning and not becoming a shrine to furry porn? kthx
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Tomarse posted:I think that letting it all out before you get shut in a plane or are in a small room with a Dentist is probably best. I do think you probably need to start to reconsider your dietary choices though He came in the house the other day asking to use our can opener; turns out he was opening a can of corned beef hash. Your assumptions are correct
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Don't gently caress up your teeth, kids: Dave and I used a buy-one-get-one coupon! Kidding aside, I knocked out a bunch of teeth while loving around in high school and hey who knew but the ramifications are unpleasant for the rest of your life. Funny timing, but I too just had two more implants put in this morning. $8800 for the two new ones, the outside two are ~18 years old now, but in 4 months once I'm all healed up this should be good to go. Ironically I had great teeth before impacting solid objects with my face, haven't even had a cavity as an adult. My rough guess is Dave's pro-bono dentist would be charging $35k+ for all this work. Speaking from at least my own (muted by comparison and not due to drugs) experience - the quality of life Dave will experience once he can finish getting through all this trauma will be life-changingly awesome. Keep at it Dave, this blows now but is another huge turning point for the better! Tremek fucked around with this message at 00:00 on Mar 3, 2018 |
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:gently caress OW MY MOUUUTHHHH Hang in there dude. I still have very vivid memories (maybe even recurring dreams - and I don't have those about anything else) of the day after I smashed up my face as a kid and that poo poo won't leave you. However - you're gonna have teeth again, and how goddamn cool is that?As an aside somehow I woke up this AM without any pain. I was reminded of when I had my tonsils out in 2010 and was off the Roxicet they prescribed for pain the next day. I don't know what it is about my biology being able to recover from this crap quickly but I'll take it. Echoing MGS, Dave: Are you going to stay down there to get the remainder of the infected teeth pulled?
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Realistically theres a solid chance at some point I could settle down out there. Thats not a super short term goal though, but someday I would like to Considering that Nebraska's social services mainly consist of a unfeeling shrug and a middle finger to your back as you turn to leave, I emphasize you should get your poo poo sorted in CO while you have the opportunity to do so. I'm sure NE sounds nice and all because you wanna be King of Town but you gotta play the short game before you can play the long game. Did you take the laptop with you?
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Like I said, eventual far future plans. Nowhere at all in the immediate future. Laptop is in the trailer locked up safe because my original plan had been to be gone like 2 days lol. No and no. Go back 10 pages and look at all the feedback about naked bikes versus those with fairings, carbs, and bias ply tires. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/mcy/d/2008-kawasaki-versys-red/6523790173.html https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/mcy/d/2003-suzuki-sv650s/6523434115.html Comedy option: https://sacramento.craigslist.org/mcy/d/2015-and-2017-honda-grom/6526100537.html If you want to ride it (as opposed to look at it and be sad that it's not running) in CO, you want fuel injection, some kind of fairing/wind protection, and modern tires and suspension geometry. I assure you this is the optimal configuration. Stay on target, Brown Leader
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Get your MSF courses under your belt, get your endorsement, and go ride a sport bike like that CBR for more than an hour and see if your nuts can survive it. IMO the idea of a sport bike is a lot more alluring than the reality of living with one. Moreover, you have your van for transportation in the meantime. Focus on the important poo poo!
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Leperflesh posted:Get a bike with a sidecar imo. Room for spare tools, cans of beans, maybe even a cat carrier, plus it's very cool. Someone else tackle this in detail please; nothing about this is a remotely good idea. Sidecar bikes are rare and fairly expensive - Urals by and large aren't cheap - and Urals in particular are unreliable heaps. Worse yet, sidecars don't allow for countersteering and leaning into turns as you're taught with a traditional motorcycle. They combine the worst characteristics of cars and motorcycles - you'll hit every pothole much like a car, they're heavy and lack maneuverability compared to a standard motorcycle, and can be very dangerous in panic-maneuver situations. tl;dr stop trying to kill Dave
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Only downside of the Versys, Grom, SV650, etc is they all look like absolute garbage and if I see people riding scooters around the Centennial area that means that there's really absolutely zero reason not to get a bike I like the looks of aesthetically even if there's some aspects it may or may not do better or worse than other bikes, because yeah I have my van for transporting and the Bug in CA for the time being, so the bike isnt going to be or was ever meant for 100% use in all scenarios Yes, a bike is a total luxury. Brief reminder to prioritize getting your head right, get your teeth right, acquire some life skills and training that will allow you to support yourself, and figure out a longer-term strategy to survive, versus thinking about cars and motorcycles.
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Advice noted, but I'm basically laying on my rear end resting, talking gearhead stuff with my dad for hours on end and looking at stuff on craigslist and asking questions. Everything you said to do has been and continues to be a mutually agreed on goal, so window shopping in the meantime doesn't hurt anything or put setbacks on any of those goals either That's just it - you're burning time fantasizing versus using the time to get something done. csb's offer is hugely generous! In the meantime go snag the pc in the house and get this installed: https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:Honestly if my end goal is Nebraska some day, I'm not so sure going into computers/CAD would be the greatest idea as there's really not any demand at all whatsoever for that kind of work out there. And its not all craigslist, because my dad asks me about twice a day what job I'm going to get when I get back to Colorado and every single time he asks I'm left with I have no loving idea, I guess if I'm getting a job I have to see what's hiring and what I'm qualified for. He'll probably ask me again tomorrow too Not to put too fine of a point on it, but NE isn't a great place to move to. Did you know that somewhere in the neighborhood of 10% of CO's workforce telecommutes to jobs now? NE will either follow in this trend because the workforce will be cheaper than primary and secondary markets since major employers continue to flee the state, and, as you wrote, there's not much demand in Nebraska for those jobs, so it will either become a wholly dependent welfare state like much of the South, or it will adapt and allow for the information economy to take advantage of cheap labor. My uninformed prediction is it will probably end up somewhere in the middle, but that doesn't speak well for the future of Valentine at the moment. Dave: I think you should choose to train in something a robot can't easily do over the next 35 years of your working life, and creativity and problem-solving are things you enjoy. Can you share your list of potential occupations? With that said, as I wrote before, I believe you also need to seek therapy and treatment that will allow you to hold yourself together, which you're going to need before you can find work that's fulfilling and a long-term strategy. Expecting that you can be successful without also spending time on getting your head in the right place to manage a complex future is a major gap from my view. Are you setting up counseling/therapy in CO? Applebees Appetizer posted:Honestly as a guy who has had multiple "careers" just get something that pays well enough that you can tolerate and not hate going to work every day, don't waste time looking for the perfect job because it isn't there. Might take a few tries but you'll find something eventually, it's not so much the job as it is the people you're working with, it's hard to work with insufferable assholes even if it's it's your "dream job". Obtaining marketable skills (and by extension learning something about CAD, AI, virtually anything to do with technology IMO is a good start) are going to go a long way to helping Dave move out of low-value, replaceable-cog jobs and into something with more stability, security, and more broadly applicable skills that can find work in places that don't suck. If Dave doesn't want to turn a wrench (but that's all his experience consists of) - adding skills to his repertoire and not settling for subsistence living should be the goal. - $0.02
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COOL DICK LUKE posted:See, Nebraska appeals to me specifically because I could easily do some sort of manual labor. I love the town, the people are nice, the world is slow and uncomplicated, and it's small town America. Cost of living is incredibly low, so some sort of agriculturally related job or the aforementioned HVAC, welding, construction, or ranch work would be enough to pay the bills and annoy DJDaddo around town every weekend. Valentine has always been remote since its inception, I don't see why tech coming or not coming to it would change the town at all. It's just low stress out there, minus the weather. And once again, I'm saying its a down the road kind of plan. Multiple years out. But since we were discussing future planning ahead, it made sense to me to maybe focus on a job path that would be in demand in both Colorado and rural America. Although I thought you said you didn't want to mechanic any more as it was too hard on your body? - I guess you can do manual labor anywhere. But you shouldn't do it in western Nebraska. Why? I think most of western Nebraska, in absence of significant investments in renewable energy, is going to die a slow death, and it won't be with a bang, but with a whimper. There's not much in Valentine but cows. The beef industry is seeing increases in consumption in the US, but also seeing lower prices for said beef so the gains in volume are muted by the lower prices at market. Worse yet, the farming sector of Nebraska is lagging behind most of the rest of the state - see slides 13-21. Bad portents for a region entirely dependent on cows. Other considerations; Cherry County has at $594 some of the lowest average paid weekly wages in the state; and while as a composite, Nebraska itself is squarely in the middle of the spectrum in terms of states experiencing economic growth that's completely due to growth from Omaha and its surrounding regions (note that CO is ranked #1.) On the topic of energy investments, see the map below for a pretty clear picture of the dearth of growth that is western NE (click here for site):  Also remember you couldn't qualify for public assistance while living out there. Long story short - I simply don't think NE is a good goal for you to aim at. Unless you're ponying up for insurance out of pocket, the chance of you doing manual labor and having insurance is slim to none. So you won't have access to health benefits, the pay will be poo poo (but the health care premiums will continue to increase), the work includes some of the highest occupational risk of any job in the country, and there shouldn't be any compelling reason to want any of this. Final thought: 84% of Cherry County voted for Trump, so make of that what you will.
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