[DEVIL'S ADVOCATE]

Originally Posted by DEVIL'S ADVOCATE

I heard "praticing witch" sex is the best......


Lately, all I get is---------------->she really is a bitch sex. :shock:


Be good, Jim

AAAAhhhhhhhh come on guys.....that was at least a little bit funny!!!

OK, back to lurking.........

Be good, Jim

[jorlee]

:roll: :wink: :lol:

Originally Posted by DEVIL'S ADVOCATE

AAAAhhhhhhhh come on guys.....that was at least a little bit funny!!!

I think I laughed, not sure, maybe gas. lol

My guess is that the holidays are over and time for the long stretch of nothing where everyone hunkers down and people seem to crawl into there holes and not come out until Spring.

My truck is in the shop getting the 5th wheel rebuilt or a new one. I guess there are a few different types and mine could be one that can't be rebuilt. They are also fixing my coolant leak for the second time. I can't see anything leaking but in the morning after the engine has been shut off all night there's like a gallon of antifreeze on the ground???

I have a muffler pipe leak that drips oil on my fuel tanks and they are installing my Crossfires on my drives. For some reason, all my valve stems are in the same position instead of being opposite of one another so they will have to reposition the wheels to put the Crossfires on.

I don't know about anyone else but before getting ready to head out on the road my kitchen is half filled with tons of stuff to go back in the truck and restock items.

[DEVIL'S ADVOCATE]

Hey Steve,

I posted up a couple recipes in the road recipes section.
Check them out, easy to make up and freeze.
Both are good eating's with this cold weather.

Be good, Jim

[no_worries]

An exhaust leak that drips oil? That doesn't sound good :shock:

[ssoutlaw]

Originally Posted by no_worries

An exhaust leak that drips oil? That doesn't sound good :shock:

What he is talking about is moisture in the pipes, and a leak where the muffler connects, the water and suet from the pipes are messy.

Ya, what the pirate said.

It's at the elbow where the pipe connects to the muffler. Just needs to be tightened or maybe another clamp. I don't think there's a hole there from rust or anything.

[Jackrabbit379]

Might be the clamp. Just take the mufflers off, and run straights. :P

Originally Posted by DEVIL'S ADVOCATE

Hey Steve,

I posted up a couple recipes in the road recipes section.
Check them out, easy to make up and freeze.
Both are good eating's with this cold weather.

Be good, Jim

I love to cook myself but how to clean up would be a problem. I'm not the type to wash out a crockpot in the men's room of Flying J.

Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379

Might be the clamp. Just take the mufflers off, and run straights. :P

lol, ya right. I just about went deaf with my jake on going through those 9% switchbacks in Utah off Rt 80 heading into Vernal.