Recent content by ws6owner

I'm BMW through and through but the A8's are gorgeous.

Thankfully I can do most all the work on these myself which is why I buy them. I definitely wouldn't if I wasn't mechanically inclined.

Thanks nick! I'm pleased with it so far.

how else can I haul my bike around without a roof rack :p

For fun, here's some shots of my e36 in it's current state. I can't wait to do some things to it.

I've been searching high and low for an e90 with low miles and a 6 speed manual transmission. Turns out it is a lot harder than it would seem! I finally found one yesterday (after searching 2 months) that was 60 miles from the house, so I hit the road first thing in the morning to go pick it up...

Beautiful.

Just a heads up this stuff is NOT water proof. Your big box stores will tell you that it is to get it sold but it is not. If you must go with it, click lock is far better than the peel and stick.

I could go for some gum. They are looking to hire at least one more. Everyone is telling the heads they need at least 3 more right now though. We just acquired 14 more branches in Tennessee and Virginia. It's hard for 5 guys to run the IT department for close to 50 branches.

Thanks high!

:p just basic IT stuff like imaging pcs, Answering help desk calls, and traveling to branches to fix things. This bank is buying up branches left and right so we are in the process of converting the other banks over to the new system. Lol. I am missing the crap out of manual labor. Not...

Haha i don't know. This a/c and not getting dirty is pretty sweet. Plus the pay and benefits are great. :p

thanks fellas! I am constantly checking floors lol It was weird the past two days sitting in air conditioning, barely lifting a finger. I'm so used to manual labor that it feels really odd. I will have pics from the cruise up soon ;) stay tuned.

After 5 years and thousands upon thousands of sq. ft. laid, I am officially out of the flooring business. I landed a job at the bank in their IT department and I couldn't be more thrilled. I'll still hangout with you guys though ;)

I hate the stuff. Installed a ton of it and we finally started turning them down for how crappy the floor is and because of our area. The moisture tolerance is 5% max. No where in the south east will you find a subfloor under 5%.