Junkman2008

I'm not a doctor, I'm a surgeon!

Well Teresa, you know that you have the green light for free email support by just dropping a line to The PC Surgeon. I've even had the pleasure of getting Adam up and going with a small issue. Now get back in the bar. You just got called grandma!

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Well, I don't think you can make a banner out of detail spray but I would use something like that to keep it clean!

Something that you can wipe off with a damp rag and some light cleaner. That would be idea for the garage.

I agree with having the number pad to the right. The other option is to have the numbers hidden of sorts on the keys. I get folks calling me because they are having the wrong characters show up on the screen when they type. They don't realize that this is a built in option. That why I like having the separate section for the numbers. Most people complain about the size of the laptop but I would carry one with a 20" screen if they made them cost effective!

FWIW, anything you see at Staples, Office Depot or the likes are going to be of the same caliber. There really is not one that is better than the other. Toshiba has saturated the market with their product although they have a reputation for loosing hard drives. If you want something of better quality, Micron makes a nice series of laptops. Other than that, you'll either spend a lot of money for a higher quality laptop or under a $1000 for your everyday, run of the mill laptop. I know, I fix them all the time. One thing people don't know is that you get a lot less computer in a laptop than you get with a desktop of equal price. Since I hand build all of my desktop PC's, I can build one heck of a box for a thousand bucks. If you absolutely, positively must be mobile with your computer, then you need a laptop. If not, you are sorely wasting money.

I ain't got nothing but a "Please do not leave trash in the garage as it attracts rats" sign that the previous owner put up. I've never seen any rats or I would have hung them up!

I could live in your shack. All it needs is a water bed and a stripper pole. Yea baby!

You know, that does sound good. All the way to the painted floor part. Look under the car. That floor has seen some nasty spills. Just this weekend, I was working on that old beast and she puked antifreeze all over the floor. It is nice not having to scramble for towels and such because I don't want to mess up the floor. Here's a shot of some work I was doing when a siphon I was using exploded differential fluid all over the place including my face. Thank goodness I was using my safety glasses. The floor cleans up very nicely because I can use anything I want to on it. That garage see some serious car repairs. Oh, and I can do this: <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFIILkkdqaA&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFIILkkdqaA&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>

Get in line buckaroo!

I'm not a Stang man but that picture hurts even me! What's the story?

Get back to me when you try it. My girlfriend likes the way it smells!

Wrong. Any kind of brush will do way more damage than just using a towel of some sort. There is no such thing as a brush with bristles soft enough to bring across your paint. If you can live with the damage that this brush will do, then that's another story. Yes.

Mama! Mama! It me! The black sheep of the family! Can I come home pleeeeeeeeeeeeze?

I wish she would adopt me for a dinner. I'd kill for some authentic Italian!

Nope, the hood is standing up behind the car. As for Jack, if he wasn't so nimble or quick, he'd be up there!

Well, I'll say he managed to do that by a thread of his skivvies!

"Bout time you found your way over here! Thanks for turning me on the the Adam's team Pat. I'm really diggin' their hospitality and drive for business perfection. GM, Chrysler and Ford could learn a lot about how to run a business here!

The daily driver... The baby...

You know, come to think of it...I do too! Look at all this wasted advertising space... I don't have jack hanging on my walls!

Thanks Rich! I did that interior shot with natural light because the flash could not capture the stunning work that he had done. Hey Mark, those ice storms produce some outstanding photo opportunities. Nice shots you have!

I concur with your concerns and thought pattern Mark. This is why my daily driver driver looks like the Sanford and Son pickup truck. The paint is all scratched to hell and back and I'm trying to see if I can hit the 1 billion mark on it for swirls and scratches. This is why I have 2 vehicles. One for show and one for go. My daily driver may get snowed on if I spend the night away from home but that's okay. I'll break out a broom and scratch all the snow and some paint off of it and keep going. I gave up on trying to keep it nice years ago. My suggestions for letting the snow melt would be for your show car. If your show car is your daily driver, I suggest you get the lightest color they make or just settle with pulling you hair out! One solace I have is that my daily driver is a nasty sleeper. On the outside with rust taking over and the fact that I haven't washed it in over a year, people see it parked and go, "Gesh, what a piece of crap!" However, under the bonnet lives the heart of a beast: ...and it's fun to drive too! <object height="344" width="425"> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoYC8zoXIwI&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" height="344" width="425"></object>

Now that's interesting Ted...the 1929's that is!

lol! I have known him for about 20 plus years as I use to do body guard work as a cop in California. He's nothing like he acts in public, but he is one lost soul without Cus.