~~~~ Onward and Upward Bar and Grill ~~~~

[MadInNc]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

(as written to my fam)
Cancer Info:


My cousin died yesterday morning at 4am.
They did not seek conventional treatment.
IMHO--these guru treatments sound great in theory, just not effective in the real world on humans.

Use this info to help yourself, or your loved ones when selecting cancer treatment(s).



I wrote about this before in this thread.
RIP Hunter.
Hunter and son.

Sorry to hear this Jimmy 🙏🏻

[LisaJohn]

I’m so sorry about your cousin. Colon cancer is treatable and survival rate is high if caught early. 7 years this month for J.

[Rodnok1]

Originally Posted by RMVette

Also, be sure to paint your rotors....

Attachment 59114

Everybody know you smear grease all over them to keep from rusting, pads last alot longer too.

Originally Posted by MadInNc

Late Morning all

Sitting inside at Tire shop getting tire repaired > sitting outside @ tire shop > spending $322 for new tire due to sidewall nail >listening to Porter

*fixt

Bargin at twice the price

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

(as written to my fam)
Cancer Info:





My cousin died yesterday morning at 4am.
They did not seek conventional treatment.
IMHO--these guru treatments sound great in theory, just not effective in the real world on humans.

Use this info to help yourself, or your loved ones when selecting cancer treatment(s).



I wrote about this before in this thread.
RIP Hunter.
Hunter and son.

Sorry man, cancer is a bitch and can be unrelenting.

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by LisaJohn

I’m so sorry about your cousin. Colon cancer is treatable and survival rate is high if caught early. 7 years this month for J.

It was caught early.






Thanks everybody.

[Rodnok1]

I won't be walking right for awhile.... Had to buy lumber at Lowe's and no Vaseline anywhere to be found.

[RMVette]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

(as written to my fam)
Cancer Info:





My cousin died yesterday morning at 4am.
They did not seek conventional treatment.
IMHO--these guru treatments sound great in theory, just not effective in the real world on humans.

Use this info to help yourself, or your loved ones when selecting cancer treatment(s).



I wrote about this before in this thread.
RIP Hunter.
Hunter and son.

So sorry for your loss...

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

(as written to my fam)
Cancer Info:
My cousin died yesterday morning at 4am.
They did not seek conventional treatment.
IMHO--these guru treatments sound great in theory, just not effective in the real world on humans.

Use this info to help yourself, or your loved ones when selecting cancer treatment(s).


I wrote about this before in this thread.
RIP Hunter.
Hunter and son.

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

It was caught early.


Thanks everybody.

This breaks my heart. Handsome guy. People should be put in prison for “selling” people on BS cures.

Kind of like the guy we put on ventilator this week at the hospital that refused the COVID vaccine and was convinced the Ivermectin (dewormer) he was taking would protect him.

[dwjz06]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

(as written to my fam)
Cancer Info:





My cousin died yesterday morning at 4am.
They did not seek conventional treatment.
IMHO--these guru treatments sound great in theory, just not effective in the real world on humans.

Use this info to help yourself, or your loved ones when selecting cancer treatment(s).



I wrote about this before in this thread.
RIP Hunter.
Hunter and son.

My condolences Jim

[Rodnok1]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

This breaks my heart. Handsome guy. People should be put in prison for “selling” people on BS cures.

Kind of like the guy we put on ventilator this week at the hospital that refused the COVID vaccine and was convinced the Ivermectin (dewormer) he was taking would protect him.

Dewormer seriously? Somebody needs an ass kicking who comes up with this stupid shit.

[gs568]

Morning y’all. Dropped off the Syclone to the mechanic. Looks like the silicon seals on the transfer case are done and the reason for the leak. Anyone got a guess on hours to remove, apply sealant and replace? I’m guessing 8 hours. Also addressing the reason why it ran a bit hotter than normal the other day. Have a nice day.

[MadInNc]

Originally Posted by Rodnok1

I won't be walking right for awhile.... Had to buy lumber at Lowe's and no Vaseline anywhere to be found.

Up here Brinks Armored Trucks deliver the wood now

[RMVette]

Originally Posted by gs568

Morning y’all. Dropped off the Syclone to the mechanic. Looks like the silicon seals on the transfer case are done and the reason for the leak. Anyone got a guess on hours to remove, apply sealant and replace? I’m guessing 8 hours. Also addressing the reason why it ran a bit hotter than normal the other day. Have a nice day.

Afternoon GS

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by LisaJohn

The full data report from the National Weather Service in Birmingham shows that Tuscaloosa has seen some of the highest recorded rainfall totals in the state. In 2021 so far, Tuscaloosa has received 41.74 inches of rain, which is up 12.3 inches from the same time last year.Jul 7 2021

tahnks

[Raazor]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

Good morning folks. Taking off from work early today to head to Wallace, Idaho for another Jeep Jamboree

post pix

I remember the stoplight on Interstate 90 in Wallace, ID.

I know, I know...

[The_Dude]

Originally Posted by Raazor

post pix

I remember the stoplight on Interstate 90 in Wallace, ID.

I know, I know...

How long ago was that? It's one long overpass now. Going to do the mountain bike ride from the top of the pass down the old railroad grade towards Avery on Sunday. There's one tunnel that's a couple of miles long and a few pretty long trestles too. I did it a few years ago. It's a pretty scenic ride. There's a bus that takes you back up to the top.

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by gs568

Morning y’all. Dropped off the Syclone to the mechanic. Looks like the silicon seals on the transfer case are done and the reason for the leak. Anyone got a guess on hours to remove, apply sealant and replace? I’m guessing 8 hours. Also addressing the reason why it ran a bit hotter than normal the other day. Have a nice day.

That was riveting.

[gs568]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

That was riveting.

Thank you. I know that you live a what’s another word for boring life. What’s your guess on servicing the transfer case leak??

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by gs568

Thank you. I know that you live a what’s another word for boring life. What’s your guess on servicing the transfer case leak??

$257.00

[Raazor]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

How long ago was that? It's one long overpass now. Going to do the mountain bike ride from the top of the pass down the old railroad grade towards Avery on Sunday. There's one tunnel that's a couple of miles long and a few pretty long trestles too. I did it a few years ago. It's a pretty scenic ride. There's a bus that takes you back up to the top.

They built the overpass pretty long time ago. I'd have to use the Google machine.

I used to drive back and forth between home and Ft. Lewis in the late 80s and stopped at that traffic signal and usually got fuel right there on the corner along with a sixer and a bag of Ruffles.

[Raazor]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

How long ago was that? It's one long overpass now. Going to do the mountain bike ride from the top of the pass down the old railroad grade towards Avery on Sunday. There's one tunnel that's a couple of miles long and a few pretty long trestles too. I did it a few years ago. It's a pretty scenic ride. There's a bus that takes you back up to the top.

Last Stoplight on I-90
Field review by the editors.

Wallace, Idaho

For many years the town of Wallace was famous for having the only stoplight on 3,100-mile-long coast-to-coast Interstate 90, which ran through its business district. Then some unsympathetic road-builders built a bypass, killing the town's claim to fame.

Wallace held a grand funeral for its stoplight on September 12, 1991, placing it in a horse-drawn hearse and driving it through town as bagpipers played. Now the stoplight rests in peace at the Wallace Mining Museum, its lamps forever dimmed, in a coffin filled with artificial flowers.

The Museum also displays the one billionth ounce of silver mined in the district, an item clearly more relevant to the museum and the town than the stoplight -- but the stoplight still gets most of the attention.