Power!

I was drunk 🤣
 

fu @Ricko

Manual gearbox z00m z000m.

2012 AWD Rt Charger is my daily.
250x and lt80 quads for my son and I.
66 Fury,  stilllllll needs tranny work...
20 Caravan...

Old good Volvo V70 with 2.4 D5 (diesel) engine.  10yrs in familly .  I can fix everything in that car with own hands.
I dont need it but cannot forse myself to sell that Volvo.
 

 
And Honda Accord Tourer VIII  2.0  - my daily 🙂
 
 

80/ Land cruiser....
 

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to let you all know that I’m probably gonna be offline for a while and tell you a bit about what I’m going through right now.

A few years ago I discovered that we have a rare genetic mutation running in the family which causes stomach and breast cancer. I had my own DNA checked and I also carry the mutation. The stomach cancer is the worst part of it, because it is very very difficult to check for it. I’ve been at risk since I was 20. If bad cells would spread at any point beyond the stomach, there is basically nothing the doctors would be able to do for me. Same thing if I would get any physical complaints at some point. So in the past years I’ve been under surveillance by the best specialist in my country and they did find cancer cells. They say the bad spot looks calm (not growing through the walls of my stomach), but because it’s so difficult to check them right and because I’m still so young, they’ve advised me to take action. And the only possible action is to remove my full stomach in surgery (the global guidelines are to do this surgery right away when someone is just carrying the mutation, the check ups are new). And yes, it is possible to live without a stomach. This is what they will do in surgery:


So that’s why I’m getting surgery coming Tuesday and I’ll be gone from the server for a bit. I don’t know for how long, because recovery is so different per person, as are the long term complaints. So I either might be back quite soon, being all bored from not being able to do much, or it might take me a while before I have energy to do anything at all. We’ll see. Anyway, as you can imagine it will be a very intense surgery and recovery will take a long time. I’ll have to figure out how much I can eat at once, what kinds of food my body is able to handle after, a whole new rhythm of eating every two hours without any feeling of hunger, and all the symptoms my body is gonna throw at me whenever I make a ‘mistake’ in these things. Etc etc.

That being said,  I just wanted you all to know.  Also, I’m very bad at responding to texts and messages, especially when there are many and I’m not feeling well, so please don’t be offended if I won’t respond to any or I would respond with an emoji only 😬 Just know that all and any support is appreciated ❤️

Dear Members,
                        I want to start by saying thanks to those who have been here and know me and how I am. I am going through a really hard time right now because I gt hurt at work and they are trying to claim that my diabetes is the reason for my condition. The pictures I am about to share are what has happen to me and I am trying to heal. Monday I have to talk to a lawyer in hopes that they can help me. This just happened last week and I want to thank those so far for the support it is hard wanting to fight but I feel that all my life that is all I have done. I do not give up but this may break that. This is serious for me and is affecting me very emotionally. I have always try to do what is right and to be a good example to those that have worked under me.

I am 6'2" - here I am standing next to our company's private jet.

I'm 5'10 or 5'11 somewhere in there. Lol 

Perfect for @RobMc     (JK)

me and Krunch when he visited few years ago,,im 5ft8 he is at least 6ft,,lol

While unusually tall for a penguin, I'm 5'11"

Extinct Colossus Penguin Was Nearly 7 Feet Tall
by Samantha Hartery
FacebookTwitter     Artist depiction of size in comparison to humans. Image: BirdLife Australia/FB The fossil remains of the largest penguin species on the planet were unearthed in Antarctica.
The fossils belonged to a colossal 6-foot, 8-inch penguin that weighed 250 pounds and lived approximately 37 million years ago.
Because of its size, this species has been dubbed the “Colossus penguin.”
Image Scientists were able to estimate the size of this giant bird by comparing and scaling sizes of bones to modern-day penguins. (The largest penguin species alive today is the emperor penguin, measuring about 4 feet tall and weighing around 100 pounds.)
Given the scientific name Palaeeudyptes klekowskii, this penguin thrived in the warmer Late Eocene epoch. The climate was likely similar to that of the southern tip of South America.
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ok ok my 1st public Pic.
This is from last year. I was in the middle of remodeling the bathroom before the prices of building supplies shot up through the damn roof. It's mostly finished now but I'm probibly going to rip the flooring back up if the prices ever drop. I had to settle for cheaper laminate flooring to get it done and it's starting to curl up on the edges allready. It's an 1840s timber frame house so it's pretty hard to update to begin with. 
 
I'm 5' 10 1/2"   Can't forget the 1/2" lol
 

Here's one of mine. Sweeeeet.

Always been a ford nut since young this is my daily driver Ford focus ST

This is our gang of rescues.
Baxxter & Lacey

 
Stan & Remus

My kitty Tygress!

My baby girl, Callie. 💕 We believe she's a German shepherd beagle mix. She's my shadow, bed hog, and the biggest sweetie!