Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

Ian Mackie wrote in post #18501641
Yep, hasn't even been spying on us for 3 days.

Personally I think Jay must've said something that really upset him, I mean, who else could've upset the Mooster?
Not even some "upkilt selfies" phased him before, so it surely was Jay who did the damage. Now jay keeps achieving thread kills because his buddy has taken retirement.

EDIT: TF's been on my case again it seems

All's I said was "sure, you have a nice pool but you're no Ian Mackie!"

jay125 wrote in post #18501695
All's I said was "sure, you have a nice pool but you're no Ian Mackie!"

Ian is my second favourite Scotman at the moment. I've been watching Scott Manly on the u tubes lately - He's got me and my 8 year old onto Kerbal Space Program. I've racked up 200 hours on it so far - Wow, i may need to think about going back to work at some point - or not!

I took my car in for an oil change yesterday. When it was done, I started it to leave, and the check engine light was on. I showed it to them and they were a bit stumped. I'm not sure what code the computer showed, but they disassembled the air filter/air box apart and found it was full of broken chestnut shells. Somehow a critter has been getting into my garage and has been dining in my engine. Uncool.

jay125 wrote in post #18501703
I took my car in for an oil change yesterday. When it was done, I started it to leave, and the check engine light was on. I showed it to them and they were a bit stumped. I'm not sure what code the computer showed, but they disassembled the air filter/air box apart and found it was full of broken chestnut shells. Somehow a critter has been getting into my garage and has been dining in my engine. Uncool.

Those relatives at Thanksgiving will do it every time!

jay125 wrote in post #18501703
I took my car in for an oil change yesterday. When it was done, I started it to leave, and the check engine light was on. I showed it to them and they were a bit stumped. I'm not sure what code the computer showed, but they disassembled the air filter/air box apart and found it was full of broken chestnut shells. Somehow a critter has been getting into my garage and has been dining in my engine. Uncool.

Just think how scary the critter could be if he was actually dining on your engine and not just in the company of it! Now that would be scary!


There you go, I'm always thinking positively.

You're welcome!

Right? The best part is that they cleaned everything out, and reset the computer and didn't charge me. I like them. They are my new friends.

jay125 wrote in post #18501709
Right? The best part is that they cleaned everything out, and reset the computer and didn't charge me. I like them. They are my new friends.

That makes me wonder how I could make some friends. I may need to sabotage something and get someone to fix it - good idea? You betcha!

hqqns wrote in post #18501708
Just think how scary the critter could be if he was actually dining on your engine and not just in the company of it! Now that would be scary!

There you go, I'm always thinking positively.

You're welcome!

You really are that little ray of sunshine!

jay125 wrote in post #18501709
Right? The best part is that they cleaned everything out, and reset the computer and didn't charge me. I like them. They are my new friends.

I'm surprised that they didn't check the air cleaner as part of the normal service.

gjl711 wrote in post #18501728
I'm surprised that they didn't check the air cleaner as part of the normal service.

Yeah, could be full of spiders!

gjl711 wrote in post #18501728
I'm surprised that they didn't check the air cleaner as part of the normal service.

They did check the air filter. There was nothing in that part. There is a box leading to the air filter that was filled with leftovers. That was where the air flow was obstructed.

hqqns wrote in post #18501730
Yeah, could be full of spiders!

Ok, we don't joke about some things. BAD subby...BAD!!!

hqqns wrote in post #18501700
Ian is my second favourite Scotman at the moment. I've been watching Scott Manly on the u tubes lately - He's got me and my 8 year old onto Kerbal Space Program. I've racked up 200 hours on it so far - Wow, i may need to think about going back to work at some point - or not!

How did you explain "nipple ship 2.0" to your 8 year old?

jay125 wrote in post #18501761
How did you explain "nipple ship 2.0" to your 8 year old?

I have to admit that I looked that up. As funny as his accent is - it's not Scott Manly. Anyway. what I find fascinating that even virtual rockets are loved by boys and that flat earthers may not apply to play this game!

Me too. "Nibble ship"? How could I NOT look that up?

icopus wrote in post #18501771
Me too. "Nibble ship"? How could I NOT look that up?

Nipple != Nibble .... !


Edit - That guy is quite funny, sorry Ian but you have been relegated to 3rd favourite Gaelic!