What are the weekend plans?

[greenfreak]

We're doing the usual chores - food shopping, laundry, cleaning. We'll also be putting together some furniture and taking pics of the house.

Other than that, absolutely nothing. You?

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

As little as I can get by with. Expelling the dust from my stereo speakers is my top priority.

 

[TexasRaceLady]

As little as I can get away with --- LOL

Dusting must be done soon --- the dust bunnies are beginning to get nervy and showing up in the middle of the floor. And I can write my name in a couple of places --- *sigh*

 

[Luis G]

We have a party tomorrow, other than that no plans.

 

[Nixy]

No plans

I'll probably do some cleaning, maybe go shopping, watch some movies, colour some pictures, do some knitting...it's gonna be a cold one this weekend so I'm gonna hide out.

 

[Gonz]

Since it's abazillion degrees below fun outside...wasting more time playing BF2.

 

[Luis G]

BF2 ?

Now that you mention gaming, I guess I'll spend sometime on the weekend playing Zelda Twilight Princess

 

[POStech]

Saturday: work (two Country Style monitor installs), go home play CoD4 sleep
Sunday: wake up, play CoD4, work (one Swiss Chalet POS install)

 

[Inkara1]

Probably cleaning... changing the oil in the car, too, most likely.

 

[chcr]

Saturday -- Half a day at work, couple hours on the side repairing up someone's PC, College BB and beer.

Sunday -- Laundry, college BB and beer. Might look in on some race in Daytona from time to time.

Note: Beer run as necessary.

 

[Mirlyn]

Probably cleaning... changing the oil in the car, too, most likely.

Oil here too, if it stays warmish.

 

[chcr]

Probably cleaning... changing the oil in the car, too, most likely.

Oil here too, if it stays warmish.

You guys are aware that it typically costs less than twenty bucks to have it done, right?

Edit: And they'll typically lube your car, check all the other fluids and the check the air filter too.

 

[Mirlyn]

You guys are aware that it typically costs less than twenty bucks to have it done, right?

Edit: And they'll typically lube your car, check all the other fluids and the check the air filter too.

Yep. Costs about $30 to get the filters/oil at WalMart for both cars, and it gives me the opportunity to check out the rest of the car. My brother does it professionally and I still do it myself. Its not much work and I enjoy it. At the moment when I have to sacrifice time from other things, I'll have it done--my time is worth money. Until then, I don't like leaving it there and having to find something to do while I wait.

 

[A.B.Normal]

Inventory at work.

 

[chcr]

Yep. Costs about $30 to get the filters/oil at WalMart for both cars, and it gives me the opportunity to check out the rest of the car. My brother does it professionally and I still do it myself. Its not much work and I enjoy it. At the moment when I have to sacrifice time from other things, I'll have it done--my time is worth money. Until then, I don't like leaving it there and having to find something to do while I wait.

Well, they do it where I work so I just have them do it while I work. If you enjoy it, that's plenty enough reason for me. I don't mind it so much, it's just so much more convenient and gives me more time to practice guitar/fix computers on the side/whatever the hell else is going on, y'know?

Actually, when you think about it, I probably have at least 5 grand in tools, compressed air, etc. in my garage at home and I hardly ever pick up anything other than a screwdriver or hammer nowadays.

Now, I will adjust the valves and sync the carbs on the bike next month...

 

[2minkey]

Saturday: work (two Country Style monitor installs), go home play CoD4 sleep
Sunday: wake up, play CoD4, work (one Swiss Chalet POS install)

just be sure not to get any of that vile reddish sauce they serve with the chicken on ya.

*eeeeew*

 

[Luis G]

Now, I will adjust the valves and sync the carbs on the bike next month...

Wow you know how to fix carburetors.

 

[Mirlyn]

Well, they do it where I work so I just have them do it while I work. If you enjoy it, that's plenty enough reason for me. I don't mind it so much, it's just so much more convenient and gives me more time to practice guitar/fix computers on the side/whatever the hell else is going on, y'know?

Actually, when you think about it, I probably have at least 5 grand in tools, compressed air, etc. in my garage at home and I hardly ever pick up anything other than a screwdriver or hammer nowadays.

Now, I will adjust the valves and sync the carbs on the bike next month...

I hear ya. Cam's just making it out of bed from surgery yesterday, so we'll most likely be home all weekend anyway. Supposed to be nice-ish out. Probably going to figure out my options on replacing that window and cutting back dead brush. The dog's kennel needs a new roof too.

 

[Inkara1]

Ever since the time grandpapa had the oil changed in the '81 Honda right before I got it, and they put in four quarts plus filter (that engine held 3.2 plus filter), I haven't been very trusting of oil-change places.

 

[Inkara1]

Oh, also forgot to mention that doing it myself lets me pick the oil and filter I want to use. Fram filters are kinda OK but you can see the quality difference with the Bosch.