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Somebody needs to stop watching HGTV! I know I do! Chip & Joanna Gaines are funny but also create a lot of envy when I see what they do to homes and how woefully bad ours looks in comparison!
I love HGTV but agree with this statement.
 
We are considering selling and moving up to a bigger house. We only have 3 bedrooms so my three boys share a bedroom. Ok for now but I foresee problems in the future. Supposedly in today's market I can get $130k for our home. I paid 85k 15 yrs ago so could carry some significant $$ into a bigger home once sold. We actually are looking at a couple homes later today to get an idea of what's out there.

true statement about being able to carry some $ into your new purchase from your older one. however, in the Greenville market right now, it is considered a seller's market. When you sell your house, you will appreciate that. Hence the $45K appreciation over 15 years. the problem, you will be the buyer on the next transaction. Just be prepared to pay more for a house today than you ever thought you would 5 years ago if you upsize. Good luck.
 
Walked up on this evening. Not a TLC, but I appreciate this era.

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Somebody needs to stop watching HGTV! I know I do! Chip & Joanna Gaines are funny but also create a lot of envy when I see what they do to homes and how woefully bad ours looks in comparison!
I can definitely relate. If the TV is on at my house, chances are it's tuned to HGTV. If it's not "Fixer Upper" with Chip and Joanna, it's "Beachfront/Lakeside/wherever Bargain Hunt. For some reason though, I have trouble identifying with the plight of a couple with a modest 1.3 million dollar budget looking for a second home in Fiji.

Anyway, if you've ever watched Chip and Joanna, check out this video. I thought it was hilarious!

 
Well, some success as the guys at Trollhole's got the ARB put on the princess's 100 series but the LED light kit that is from ARB didn't fit in the holes....got a message in to them asking for help!

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In Amarillo this weekend for work. Decided to check out the Palo Duro canyon. Second largest in the US. Makes me wish I had my cruiser to camp! View attachment 1660824 View attachment 1660826 View attachment 1660828

Man, I went to Amarillo maybe 10 times over about 3 years and I never saw that! Dang.....I did see the Cadillacs partially buried in the ground and ate at the big steakhouse right off the highway that has that ridiculous challenge for eating an obscene amount of food!

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Man, I went to Amarillo maybe 10 times over about 3 years and I never saw that! Dang.....I did see the Cadillacs partially buried in the ground and ate at the big steakhouse right off the highway that has that ridiculous challenge for eating an obscene amount of food!

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Ive been to the Cadillac ranch, but never been to the Big Texan. I may go this weekend. Was the food any good? It has always seemed like a tourist trap to me but it's so iconic I feel like I need to go.
 
Ive been to the Cadillac ranch, but never been to the Big Texan. I may go this weekend. Was the food any good? It has always seemed like a tourist trap to me but it's so iconic I feel like I need to go.
It was ok, worth the experience!
 
The face you make when you go to Lowe's for a dryer but the wife talks you into a washer and dryer.

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Dropped by Trollhole's Friday afternoon just in time to help Marshall change out the AHC fluid in his (formerly my) '98 LX470. Perfect timing as I had just gotten in the fluid to do the changout in our '07 LX470 this weekend. His went flawless and even changed out all 4 globes so I was feeling highly confident that I could handle this. Well, got the fluid extracted from the reservoir and filled up with the new fluid, but when I went to drain fluid from the actuator the nut wouldn't budge with my 10mm so had to take a socket to it which required removing the plastic tube to capture the fluid. The picture shows the result.....fortunately was wearing my safety glasses but got a healthy amount of fluid in my hair.....I looked like I was a Dapper Dan guy for the rest of the day! (What movie was that from?) Fortunately the rest of the process went smoothly!
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The face you make when you go to Lowe's for a dryer but the wife talks you into a washer and dryer.

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Sounds like someone didn't have the penis with him.....she probably has it hidden in the kitchen. Been there, done that but Happy Wife = Happy Life!
 
Dropped by Trollhole's Friday afternoon just in time to help Marshall change out the AHC fluid in his (formerly my) '98 LX470. Perfect timing as I had just gotten in the fluid to do the changout in our '07 LX470 this weekend. His went flawless and even changed out all 4 globes so I was feeling highly confident that I could handle this. Well, got the fluid extracted from the reservoir and filled up with the new fluid, but when I went to drain fluid from the actuator the nut wouldn't budge with my 10mm so had to take a socket to it which required removing the plastic tube to capture the fluid. The picture shows the result.....fortunately was wearing my safety glasses but got a healthy amount of fluid in my hair.....I looked like I was a Dapper Dan guy for the rest of the day! (What movie was that from?) Fortunately the rest of the process went smoothly!
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AHC fluid change? Looks easy!
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Well, that didn't go as planned.
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Dropped by Trollhole's Friday afternoon just in time to help Marshall change out the AHC fluid in his (formerly my) '98 LX470. Perfect timing as I had just gotten in the fluid to do the changout in our '07 LX470 this weekend. His went flawless and even changed out all 4 globes so I was feeling highly confident that I could handle this. Well, got the fluid extracted from the reservoir and filled up with the new fluid, but when I went to drain fluid from the actuator the nut wouldn't budge with my 10mm so had to take a socket to it which required removing the plastic tube to capture the fluid. The picture shows the result.....fortunately was wearing my safety glasses but got a healthy amount of fluid in my hair.....I looked like I was a Dapper Dan guy for the rest of the day! (What movie was that from?) Fortunately the rest of the process went smoothly!
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Crow's foot!
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