I am about to go out to the gayrage to work on the Jeep. Nothing major, just hiding some wires, and finishing up some shit I half assed a while ago. Its cold as sit! Atleast theres no wind in the gayrage
I am about to go out to the gayrage to work on the Jeep. Nothing major, just hiding some wires, and finishing up some shit I half assed a while ago. Its cold as sit! Atleast theres no wind in the gayrage
I miss the workdays this spring/fall, I like to work on my jeep when it's about 65 degrees. 40 degrees is ideal welding weather because it means I don't mind the heavy coat, gloves, and mask
I hate heat.
I would rather work in 30 degree weather than 90 degree weather anyway of the week or year.
I can't stand ballsweat.
I hate it when sweat gets in my eyes.
and i can't stand trying to stand up from laying on the ground when i know that as soon as I get standing, my head is going to be spinning so much I have to sit down and wait for it to calm back down...
Hey mark, do you have any time this week/weekend for me to come over and to do tranny fluid with your pump? If not, think I could borrow it? Because it is leaking pretty bad :/ there cant be much left...
I can't stand ballsweat.
I hate it when sweat gets in my eyes.
and i can't stand trying to stand up from laying on the ground when i know that as soon as I get standing, my head is going to be spinning so much I have to sit down and wait for it to calm back down...
Agreed times a million, this is exactly what I meant. If my sack/crack are sweating I am miserable.
I don't like it when it's raining, snowing, or I will otherwise end up cold and wet because I don't have a garage yet, but cold is just fine.
Doing my rear shocks this summer was by far the worst mechanical experience of my life. I spent the entire time sweating myself silly, lying on the hot pavement under my Jeep while drilling the bolt stubs out (didn't think to google) being showered by sharp fragments of hot metal.
