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My new years resolution is to make a bunch of them that I won't keep.

Mine is to get healthy and maybe once I get tired of that I might just join Charliedontsurf on his road of choice
Todd

to make sure reggie replaces all of the washers under the stock steering bellcranks on his graphite rc10's with the correct 8-32 aluminum nuts.

To go through all my build threads, and note all the times that Scr8p has talked about my lack of nuts-

just be glad i can't see the diff gear to see if you have any balls.

scr8p wrote:just be glad i can't see the diff gear to see if you have any balls.

I always keep gear covers on to make sure of that Weirdo

i hope they're the correct gear covers........

Charlie don't surf wrote:

scr8p wrote:just be glad i can't see the diff gear to see if you have any balls.

I always keep gear covers on to make sure of that Weirdo

Reminds me of the old adage- "It's better to have balls in your spur than a spur in your balls." ...OK maybe not...

3. learn to speak arabic so I can be nice to my nieghbor.

Give him a text book so he can learn English.

RC10resto wrote:

3. learn to speak arabic so I can be nice to my nieghbor.

Give him a text book so he can learn English.

RC10resto wrote:

3. learn to speak arabic so I can be nice to my nieghbor.

Give him a text book so he can learn English.

He already knows English ( weather you know it or not ) But he knows that you don't speak Arabic-

Rosetta Stone system is hands down the best way to learn any language, but Arabic is one of the
hardest to conquer-

Every year I have 'new career' at the top of my list but seeing as I took care of this one back in late 2010 I will have to look in other areas.
Next would be to complete all my r/c projects (and there are many), sit back and admire them before selling the majority of my collection off to aid in our house loan deposit.
There on I also plan to sell my wife's Holden Astra to buy a half way serious 1/1 4WD and camping gear for some cool off road family adventures in the near future.

While I don't intend to completely leave r/c it has been decided to give it a break so I can focus on work and my families needs.

x2 Jason well apart from the bit about selling your wife's Holden i feel this year will be less rc building more going camping (taking the mandatory rc with you )
i have almost finished the 76 westy we have full remodel with some upgrades just throw in a couple of dogs and a map and off we go

Paul

Charlie don't surf wrote:

RC10resto wrote:

3. learn to speak arabic so I can be nice to my nieghbor.

Give him a text book so he can learn English.

He already knows English ( weather you know it or not ) But he knows that you don't speak Arabic-

Rosetta Stone system is hands down the best way to learn any language, but Arabic is one of the
hardest to conquer-

There you go about speaking other languages again Reg

I plane on using smooth faced pliers and not normal pliers on my tie rod ends this year. Also, get Rosetta Stone so I can know english, french and spanish better than Reg