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But seriously....

I've felt like that before. Put the hammer down and pick up a beer.

Blame the wife...works every time.:cheers::cheers:

What's wrong?? It can't be that bad?

[QUOTE=runjmc2;37 Put the hammer down and pick up a beer.[/QUOTE]

+1 on that.

If you are going to smash it, can I have your headlights?

Seriously, my car needs a water pump and the parts didn't arrive on Friday. So I'm a little frustrated with mine right now too.

Ah, come on now. I'm waiting for a new RMS and IMSB to arrive. And I'm sure someone else has an even worse story.

If yours is worse, can I have your wheels?

Too bad your all the way in Utah. I would of snatched the hammer and handed you a wrench.

you should have bought a BMW!:dance:

We have operators standing by......really!

Love is patient, love is kind, love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way, it is not irritable or resentful, but rejoices in the truth. It bears all things, believes in all things, hopes all things, endures all things.

Love your Boxster.

And love is BLIND!;)

Ahh, what a day.

By 9AM I had been to the dump in the Ranger at 7AM sharp, lost my keys under a MOUNTAIN of yard debris, then 2 hours later get to the shop.

Then 2 different helpers cancel for taking out this huge steam boiler. They are cast iron. Then my wife calls. Any word on another bid on that $17k roof for the 4-plex? ( I am owed about about $12k that is 30 days at the moment) and as I pack up the sledge to use on the steam boiler, I pass my baby.

Smooth, shiny, new paint, new lits, innocent. And it dawns on me, with 3 good swings of this hammer I could be in far worse pain. I imagined where I would need to hit it to do the worst damage. It felt strange.

I love that car. I think it's about perfect. I have a very nice firearms collection that took years to put together, but that car is by far more exhilarating. Maybe that's the reason behind the thought. It's a material thing. Who knows. Either way, it's safe and very well taken care of and driven well.

Funny thing is, that very sledge has been swung at and struck that car at least four times, with some decent force. I kid you not!