▲ 105 r/TheDarkTower
What post 2000 car would the Low Men drive?
Suggestion from u/Mdmrtgn. I'm thinking Plymouth Prowler, but the purple is screaming metallic flake, like you'd see on an old carnival ride
u/huskysizeguy99 — 1 day ago
u/huskysizeguy99
r/HomeMaintenance r/BelgianMalinois r/HomeImprovement r/TheDarkTower r/Cadillac r/siberianhusky r/1980s
▲ 26 r/1980s
Only missing two pieces!
Playing RN. So grateful my mom carefully saved literally everything cool from childhood!
u/huskysizeguy99 — 1 month ago
▲ 83 r/Cadillac
Grandad was a true gent
Missing My grandad today. He bought or leased a new Cadillac every year for 35 years. After three years fighting from Anzio to Normandy, he came home to marry gran and buy a 1946 series 61. By the 70s be was leasing every two years, never lost the new car smell! As a kid I started going to the dealership (Barton's in Spokane WA) with him in the 80s and he was royalty there. Cigars and bourbon with the GM, swag and toys for me, employees effing scrambling. Mostly a Coupe Deville man, but he had at least one El Dorado. Gran drove Sevilles. Then, three years before he passed, he pulls an absolute Uno Reverse: Paid full price up front for a new 2nd gen Mercedes CLS C218. He let me drive it several times and it was an amazing ride, my sister got it after he passed. (I got most of his incredible gun collection, which is what I wanted)
Shocked the absolute heck out of literally everyone. He was a great man and God how I miss him. He taught me a lot about how to be a good man.
u/huskysizeguy99 — 1 month ago
▲ 340 r/BelgianMalinois
Stole my heart
One of my employees took the photo with me and I actually started sobbing when she first sent it to me,, sobbing like a small lost child. I still don't completely understand (photo is 3 years ago) Like it's all just right there, it makes me feel so vulnerable. But that's how dogs are right? Totally honest, no bullshit ever. That trust was earned, by both of us.
u/huskysizeguy99 — 2 months ago
Sunken bottom step
Concrete bottom step sunk 4", rest of concrete porch solid and level. A lift is $3k. Or demo bad step and replace with wooden one? Can't find a contractor to do concrete work. Thanks for any advice! BTW I can't do any work RN due to a recent surgery. Zero carpentry or concrete experience.
u/huskysizeguy99 — 2 months ago
Sunken step
Bottom font porch step slab has dropped / sunk 4". Rest of concrete porch level and solid. Suggestions? A lift is $3k. Or demo lower step and replace with wooden step. (No local contractors will do concrete work this small) Thanks for any suggestions!
u/huskysizeguy99 — 2 months ago
▲ 274 r/siberianhusky
Trust is a choice with her
This girl makes me earn it and I wouldn't have it any other way. She's cautious, independent and so scary smart. When she needs space I give it to her. She knows me better than I know myself sometimes. She knows when I'm hurting or sick. She knows if I'm angry, even if I haven't done or said anything, I think she smells it. I'll feel her eyes on me or she'll bump my hand with her nose "dad chill it's ok". I just hope I can be worthy of her and her brother and sister. They really bring out the best in us, if we let them.
u/huskysizeguy99 — 3 months ago