Also had...a potato chip man...

That was my grandpa...the Charlie Chips guy.

 

Yogi Berra Quotes:


1. “It’s like deja vu all over again.”

2. “We made too many wrong mistakes.”

3. “You can observe a lot just by watching.”

4. “A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”


kv

And I believe he once said to an ill friend of his "you dead yet?"

 

Yogi Berra Quotes:


1. “It’s like deja vu all over again.”

2. “We made too many wrong mistakes.”

3. “You can observe a lot just by watching.”

4. “A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”


kv

When you come to the fork in the road, take it.

 

And I believe he once said to an ill friend of his "you dead yet?"

I think it ended with.......if not; I'm going with you. If he didn't say it; he should have.

When was the last time you reversed polarity lol

kv

Edit: I will say didn't know that one.

 

Encyclopedia salesman.

 

Encyclopedia salesman.

Encyclopedia.

 

Encyclopedia.

Touche!

I'm going to work on replacing the radiator in my van today. One hour in and I only have 2 pipes left to remove. It's going well. Nothing seems horribly stuck so I can't get it loose. This reminds me of a phrase that I have never heard from anybody under 30 years old: "I'm going to work".

Update: 4 hours later and all I have to do is put the tools away, add water, and see if it leaks.

 

"IBM compatible"

 

"IBM compatible"

That leads us to Micro Channel...

 

That leads us to Micro Channel...

Which leads to PS/2

 

Ok, not that old but much talked about, many dollars and hours of preparation and ultimately a non-event with many names -
Y2K problem,
the Millennium bug,
the Y2K bug,
or simply Y2K

 

Touche!

I'm going to work on replacing the radiator in my van today. One hour in and I only have 2 pipes left to remove. It's going well. Nothing seems horribly stuck so I can't get it loose. This reminds me of a phrase that I have never heard from anybody under 30 years old: "I'm going to work".

Update: 4 hours later and all I have to do is put the tools away, add water, and see if it leaks.

I would thought that it would be better to see if it leaks before putting the tools away.

 

I would thought that it would be better to see if it leaks before putting the tools away.

No. A faulty repair will not show itself until all the tools are away and the company comes over.

 

Hydromatic

 

Hydromatic

Well, this car is automatic, systematic, hydromatic,
Why, it could be greased lightning!

 

XT,C64,C128,TRS80,Sinclair(Timex Sinclair),Altari,S100 Buss,etc

 

Automat

 

NRZI = non-return to zero inverted

 

I would thought that it would be better to see if it leaks before putting the tools away.

Other methods work better. If I had put antifreeze in it immediately, that would assure a leak, so I ran it with just water for the rest of the day. A mile and a half to just barely open the thermostat, then a complete cool down, and three hours later I topped off the water and did forty minutes for a good heat soak. It's on the back porch right now. Absolutely perfect! Not a spare drop anywhere! And, tomorrow it gets antifreeze. I'll just run it a half a mile to get the particles circulating before I dump the water.

Meanwhile, the Chevy 2500 van behind the shed got sold for $5,000 and that's out of my hair.
All in all, a very good day!

I'm tired, a bit sore, but nothing unusual in my physical reactions to working. I'll probably regret this tomorrow, but that's normal, too.

 

Oh my... are we good at this... what a bunch of old geezers we're turning out to be...