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[BlackV62K2]

Speaking of lightning, some crazy lightning happening all evening

[GLOW]

i was waiting for the thunder and never heard any

[quasi]

Originally Posted by GLOW

i was waiting for the thunder and never heard any

I got you

YouTube

[underscore]

By chance is anyone going to be traveling from Calgary and through Kelowna that would have space for a bumper?

[xxxrsxxx]

What happened to MG1? Haven't heard from him for a while and he last logged in since June. Hope he's ok!

[fliptuner]

I just did his brakes last week. Don't worry, he's still verticle.

[sonick]

Does any know if the Richmond Costco cafeteria is selling their full menu again? Particularly their wings bucket?

[ssjGoku69]

Can anyone recommend a good place to practice heel/toe? Will I get shoo'd away at BCIT parking lot at night?

[SpeedStars]

^Cineplex Richmond parking lot its EMPTY

[Hondaracer]

Best place to sell gold? Specifically gold jewelry?

[StylinRed]

There's a gold buy/sell store in Aberdeen centre, always see their ads on tv etc

[Razor Ramon HG]

Anyone know of a good studio that can do some family portraits?

Looking for something nice and simple in front of a backdrop. Artona was my initial thought, but they aren't taking family photos until the spring.

https://artona.com/services/4

[N.V.M.]

been home now from open heart surgery for just over a couple weeks now. my mitral valve was damaged and regurgutating used blood . breathing was a struggle. also, had a triple bypass and it was discovered that i had a hole in my heart which didnt show up in the angiogram.apparently everyone is born with a hole but it closes up. anyways, glad to answer any questions about the experience.

btw, bored as fuck right now. i pretty much have to do nothing for 8 weeks.when im done healing and done rehabbing/physiotherapy, my heart will be stronger than ever. going into the chest though requires cutting the sternum apart, and its slow to heal. just can't wait to hit a golf ball somewhere around december!

[TOS'd]

Originally Posted by N.V.M.

been home now from open heart surgery for just over a couple weeks now. my mitral valve was damaged and regurgutating used blood back to my lungs. breathing was a struggle. anyways, glad to answer any questions about the experience.

No questions here but good to hear you are back home and recovering!

[PeanutButter]

Hey RS.

I need some advice.

This is a picture of my two car garage. My plan is to only park one car in the garage and use the other side more as storage and a workshop. I am wondering if there is a more efficient side to park?

I've been thinking about it and I can't seem to decide.

Any thoughts or am I over thinking this?

Thanks

[underscore]

Door 1, so you're opening the door into the free space instead of the wall?

[underscore]

Has anyone switched to Shaws new cell service?

[twitchyzero]

door 1
declutter and park a 2nd car/charge tenant more for it, put a work bench at the end of it

[MG1]

Originally Posted by PeanutButter

Hey RS.

I need some advice.

This is a picture of my two car garage. My plan is to only park one car in the garage and use the other side more as storage and a workshop. I am wondering if there is a more efficient side to park?

I've been thinking about it and I can't seem to decide.

Any thoughts or am I over thinking this?

Thanks

Ask Feng Shui master...........

If you are into that sort of thing and have money to waste/burn..................

If nothing else, you'll get good vibes and peace of mind.

[fliptuner]

Door 1 for the car. That way, the storage side has 2-3 full walls to work with.

[Gumby]

Originally Posted by N.V.M.

been home now from open heart surgery for just over a couple weeks now. my mitral valve was damaged and regurgutating used blood . breathing was a struggle. also, had a triple bypass and it was discovered that i had a hole in my heart which didnt show up in the angiogram.apparently everyone is born with a hole but it closes up. anyways, glad to answer any questions about the experience.

btw, bored as fuck right now. i pretty much have to do nothing for 8 weeks.when im done healing and done rehabbing/physiotherapy, my heart will be stronger than ever. going into the chest though requires cutting the sternum apart, and its slow to heal. just can't wait to hit a golf ball somewhere around december!

Woah, my dad pretty much had the same surgery (to do the same repairs) earlier in June this year. Actually, he had a valve repair done about 10 years ago, so this is his second go at heart surgery (re-repair + bypass). Pretty crazy what the surgery entails (cut through sternum, use of heart/lung machine, etc.)

Best of luck in your recovery!

[Gumby]

Originally Posted by PeanutButter

Hey RS.

I need some advice.

This is a picture of my two car garage. My plan is to only park one car in the garage and use the other side more as storage and a workshop. I am wondering if there is a more efficient side to park?

I've been thinking about it and I can't seem to decide.

Any thoughts or am I over thinking this?

Thanks

Do you back your car into the garage when parking? This will affect what the driver's door opens into - open space, or a wall.

If you use the side door to access the garage, maybe it's more convenient to park the car close to that door. I assume you will be using your car more often than accessing the storage/workshop side. Like others have mentioned, it might be more useful to have three walls on the storage/workshop side.

[MG1]

Unless you have an electric vehicle, backing in is not advised.

[Gumby]

Originally Posted by underscore

Has anyone switched to Shaws new cell service?

So far I added 1 line (anticipating that my 12-yr old son will need/want his own phone soon), and ported my father-in-law's phone to Shaw from a pay as you go account. We all live in Vancouver so the coverage/reception has been ok so far.

[StylinRed]

It should just be the freedom (wind) network no? That's been pretty solid of late