Mother Of All Whore Threads Non-VIP Edition v.1

Nomar06 said:
Next thing we know, @bootyluvr will be telling us his pooping schedule....
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he doesn't send you his charts?

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"hard like rocks" "soft pieces"

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo are you supposed to feel your #2s.....hard pass!
 
Nomar06 said:
Next thing we know, @bootyluvr will be telling us his pooping schedule....
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Would you like to know? Usually it's after breakfast around 6:30am before I take a shower and get ready for work. :)

Honda-Fan said:
What'd you eat?
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My normal work lunch.... chicken (BBQ sauce), rice and steamed veggies. #frugal

webby said:
he doesn't send you his charts?
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You weren't supposed to tell people!

Nomar06 said:
"hard like rocks" "soft pieces"

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo are you supposed to feel your #2s.....hard pass!
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Wait.... you don't feel your #2's? :hmmm?: Just out it comes lol :rotfl:
 
Glad I waited on making a DIY “over bed” rack and brackets.

Found a rack on poopbook marketplace for cheap. It was for a Jeep Gladiator but everything adjusts so it fits the Taco. Just need to buy some T-nuts to attach the brackets to the inside of the bed as what came with the rack doesn’t fit.

So for under the cost of making brackets and having them powder coated, I have a whole rack system.


I’ll prob take apart my Kuat hitch rack and use those bike trays to attach to the rack to have a nice and easy bike loading experience without having to buy more bike trays. Just have to see if the bikes on the racks will allow me to drive out of the garage, lol.

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Do you guys happen to have a little water that pours into the car when first driving?

So, this seems very odd to me but I've noticed it for some time on my Civic. I'm not sure if it is a windshield seal issue, a clogged drain, or something else. I park my car on a slight downhill (my driveway is sloped, I back in, so the front of the car is facing the street and slightly (maybe 10-15* grade) lower than the rear). Anyhow, when I leave in the morning, I turn to the right towards the end of the street, and, every morning, a little water pours down onto the dead pedal. At first, I thought it was the morning dew on the windshield not getting a chance to drain, so I stopped wiping the windshield until after the car is level. But, even after skipping that step, I've found that it still does it. So, I'm curious if there is another issue or if this is 'normal' due to the angle. I've only parked head in a couple of times so I don't recall if that cause the same effect. I don't remember when I first started noticing this; but, about a year ago, I had the windshield replaced, I don't know if this is related to that or not and I'm trying not to jump to conclusions and hoping there is a more logical explanation (like a clogged drain). This has been going on for a decent while and I haven't been able to narrow it down; just curious if anyone else has noticed the same issue or experienced something similar on their Civic.
 
AlmosN8kd said:
Do you guys happen to have a little water that pours into the car when first driving?

So, this seems very odd to me but I've noticed it for some time on my Civic. I'm not sure if it is a windshield seal issue, a clogged drain, or something else. I park my car on a slight downhill (my driveway is sloped, I back in, so the front of the car is facing the street and slightly (maybe 10-15* grade) lower than the rear). Anyhow, when I leave in the morning, I turn to the right towards the end of the street, and, every morning, a little water pours down onto the dead pedal. At first, I thought it was the morning dew on the windshield not getting a chance to drain, so I stopped wiping the windshield until after the car is level. But, even after skipping that step, I've found that it still does it. So, I'm curious if there is another issue or if this is 'normal' due to the angle. I've only parked head in a couple of times so I don't recall if that cause the same effect. I don't remember when I first started noticing this; but, about a year ago, I had the windshield replaced, I don't know if this is related to that or not and I'm trying not to jump to conclusions and hoping there is a more logical explanation (like a clogged drain). This has been going on for a decent while and I haven't been able to narrow it down; just curious if anyone else has noticed the same issue or experienced something similar on their Civic.
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I haven't had that happen before -- but my car's also kind of

a garage queen
 
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