--Aaron--

Seriously man, that's not really appropriate nor is it funny. It might give me a chuckle if a friend made the comment in person but from a stranger on the internet....yeah. Maturely, person to person, enthusiast to enthusiast could you please not make comments like that?

To avoid a fight with the other human in the house. Well, her sister had the puppy listed on their rescue adoption site but Lisa had to have it. It's a long story man, women can make life hell and I don't think I need to get much more detailed than that. Either way it's her puppy, she cleans up after it and that will diminish very soon once we get it trained to go outside right after getting it out of the crate. Our other dog is already crate trained, makes life a bit easier having a dog that's in the crate waiting on you to shut it's door on your way out of the house. Food expenses are a non issue so there's really no major income hits created by the puppy. I hear you on the vet bills, we've had several occasions related and they surely weren't cheap. We do have too many animals but by the smell when walking in the house you wouldn't know it. I keep after the cat boxes every 3 days or so and it keeps smells non existant. It's a cool little puppy, my main gripe was we already have so many animals but none of them destroy things, etc. so yeah. Honestly, it's very entertaining having multiple pets. I barely ever watch TV. I won't lie, the cats are my favorite. Money will be fine, just have to closely follow the budget and keep my head above water. I'm sick of waiting on a phone call so I'm going to go talk to the plant manager at my work in person on Monday. Should no good come of that I have a full time opportunity that will start around April 1st. As always my eyes are glued to the newspapers and various companies' online openings. I'm doing all I can. I passed on the Harley deal, it sounded like more hassle than it was worth. Sorry about the book, so much to say so little space. :lol:

Long story short, to avoid a fight. My wife gets all the food for free, Purina, in part, sponsors the rescue that her and her sister run. They have large pallets stacked full of Purina boxes in their garage. Good thing too, the little thing eats a lot. Just a little speed bump is all, we'll be ok. We just have to follow a precise budget. The dog didn't cost anything, wife and her sister run a rescue and they saved this 6 week old puppy from being put down. It was surrendered because the owner said it chews on everything.......we have yet to see that. Potty training's a bit aggravating but it's only temporary. She's actually starting to catch on. The only fun thing I bought recently because I wanted to have them were the Koni rear shocks, total came out to $230. I did some work for Justin and in the end only spent $80 of the tax return. I really haven't been blowing money.

FML stressing about money sucks really bad, hope my full time hours come back soon because unemployment isn't covering things too well......keeps up I'll be selling parts off red Oh, a Chihuahua puppy a few weeks old came back from KY with my wife and I. Surprisingly it doesn't bark, pretty hyper little thing though. I would've rather had a more manly dog but whatever. Now onto potty training.... COREY, MIKE YOU HAVE TO COME SEE PUPPY. :lol:

:lol: 1000 ways to die is a pretty strange show

omg, Not only am I 650 miles from home but now there is a 12 woman dog rescue meeting going on in the house. Us 2 males and 2 kids got kicked out of half the house. It's a huge house though so there's room to move, think we might run out for a bit at some point. Shampoo'd every inch of the wife's car's upholstery today........fun. Blah. Wife's sister and husband own an H2 Hummer, bright red and an 05 Cadillac STS, dark blue..........the Hummer is entirely too big, although pretty fun to be in. The STS is pretty neat, keyless ignition, once the remote gets within a few inches of the car it unlocks all the doors and moves the front seat and steering wheel to make getting in easier. Dark ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD windows are legal down here, pretty sweet. That is my failed attempt at telling a story. :lol:

Ready to go home now thanks.

Ah, it's nice not having real cold temps down in KY. Supposed to be full of rain this weekend though. :angry:

Did you use one of those wire wheel thingys? Also, it's a good idea with the turbo plumbing. I'd like to convert to an aftermarket intercooler but honestly, don't feel like playing around with pipes/couplers/saws/etc. :lol:

That's pretty neat. I just made an image card for both of my Capital One accounts. I didn't know you could do that, awesome.

Nice progress! Looking forward to seeing what comes of your plumbing systems that may soon be available. :D

Ugh, hopefully gas stays put for a while, premium is $3.39 here which is anywhere from 91 to 93 oct.

Cool, thanks. Her fuel filter has 3 different lines going to it. :blink:

Next mod: Front mount intake. Pretty sharp Interfooler.

Anyone use fuel or A/C line quick disconnect tools before? Any tips for a first timer?

Then the Volvos would be like middle school kewl. Possibly, I wish I had some pictures. When I first met Mike at Justin's he was having Justin install a blue underglow kit. :lol:

:arob: http://www.___.com/forums/download/file.php?id=7981&mode=view

Thank a lot, appreciate it. Yes, PA roads suck bawls.

Well, wife and I got back from Kentucky yesterday morning @ 10 and stopped at her parents to pick up the dog. I ended up passing out until roughly 7 and needless to say I have been up all night, wide awake. I did all the wash, cleaned the bathtub, washed the curtains and floormat, scooped kitty poo, shaved/showered and now I think it's time for McD's breakfast. OMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM :lol:

Ugh 9 hr drive ftl almost in charleston lol

KY road trip early saturday morning :o

wop wop wop

If I were going to steal a car I think it would not be a Toyota. What happens when he tries to stop? :unsure:

^ Oh what a wonderful Tuesday morning.