Thanks for confirming.
You should have seen me changing a defunk pick up coil in the parking lot of O'Reilly's in leesville. The first replacement was not conducting like it should and was overheating so I used the warranty and replaced it. First they didn't like it because "your truck doesn't have one". Then "you can't pull that cap off, you'll ruin your timing". (so, they heard something and misunderstood, at least they knew it was a distributor but only because every spark plug wire ends up there) Then I asked my friend to bump it so I could get everything lined up to pull out the old and put new in. They about pulled me off that truck. Said it was unsafe to sit on the motor because I could get shocked or break it. I could hit that thing with a sledge hammer and if it was a lucky hit might crack the air intake but the motor???? no way! Then I pulled out the old part and gave it to them (discolored as heck for misconducting) and popped the new one in. They asked me if I had someone to get my truck out of their parking lot before closing. I said up, fired it up and left. Mind you I did this repair in a dress, that may have added to their stupidity but I highly doubt it.
Ugh, last I heard our pound was awful and run by a ***** that enjoys killing animals. I knew someone that was going there everyday and taking pics. and giving the dogs attention, trying to get them adopted. One day there was a litter of puppies that could not have been more than 6 weeks old there. The next day when she came back.... no puppies. She asked the devil woman who said, oh they had heartworms. I had to put them down.5-6 week old puppies CANNOT have heartworms. Another time my sister-in-law went to adopt only to be told by that devil that NONE of the dogs were adoptable. Full shelter. She left heartbroken and went to the humane society in Deridder and she told them what happened. They told her it was utter B.S. and made a few calls. EVERY dog there was adoptable. She ended up adopting from the humane society, but she could have saved one from the pound. I have heard more than once of dogs being "accidently" put down before the owners could retrieve them. Dogs she knew had owners coming for them.
I have several of both and I prefer my upright sub zero one the most. My uncle stored some deer meat in there in '08, when I went to clean it out last month I called him and asked if I could have it or it'll have to move. He said yes, it wasn't freezer burnt and it tasted as good as a kill from this year. Butcher paper and tape is all it was wrapped in. I couldn't begin to tell you what is on the bottom of my chest ones, too much time and energy to even try to figure it out.
You know it. On the bright side I do have a great mechanic. I call him and tell him what unusual tools I need, he brings them over and sits on the porch with a beer waiting to hear "hold here". He is an old fart with his own shop and has helped me with some pretty big projects before. All it costs me is one beer, can't go wrong with that. He does, however, always bring 4 very different sizes of hammers. He says most things can be fixed with the right size hammer and some duct tape. I have to admit, it never fails.Bet it was MEN you were dealing with!!You'd think they would learn NEVER to underestimate a woman!!!!
Yes, but if you get the cheap walmart brand it becomes grainy. Philly does great after being frozen.
