i got my rear quarter panels cut up, one hood vent cut [ps grinder shat out],
made a Plexiglases half door, got on a new steering stabilizer,and front fender flares off of the back of a yj will post pics tomorrow theres no daylight left

 

Daylight is no excuse! Besides where do you live that it is too dark dark for pics already?

 

I would really like to see those half doors.

 

I'm all the way in VA and its still light enough for pics by 8:30 or so

I would also like to see the doors though. And YJ flares

 

my cameras cheap and i live at an appt. no lights by 12 they will be posted gotta get my dad to buy a new grinder to finish it and make the other and put on my mirrors

 

No idea what you just said.

 

srry my camera is too cheap to take knight shots and i have to by a new grinder to finish the rest of my mods {coprenday}

 

Ya I understood that time, get us some pics when you get everything sorted out.

 

will do

 

Sounds like a good days work.

 

Can't be all BAD keyboard. As a casual observer I would venture a guess that 2nd grade English is way over the head of some people.
Just a guess. A new keyboard would either prove to be correct or prove it to be a complete falsehood. Help us out here. Get a new keyboard before a new grinder. Let us know when it has been implemented.
Blue

 

k i txt and and i got kicked out of typing i wanted to be a mechanic so i hated typing and world language ,but i do know how to put in a clutch and fabricate to my own likings and many other mechanical things

 

street smarts are better than book smarts

 

im buying a co2 dust keyboard cleaner i think it has some dust in there

 

The shift key makes the letters into capitals. The little dot two keys to the right of the M is to make a period. Periods are used at the end of sentences. Sentences have a Subject a verb and often have modifiers, which make up a single coherent thought.
Capital letters are used at the beginning of sentences. The capital letter can also be used to show importance, like states or cities and countries, proper names and titles.
That is enough for lesson number one.