Confessions from the fuckwits

[rextheute]

Smoooooovvve - he seems Gentle

 

[moorey]

Was that a crack I heard?

I expect so.

 

[Ultra Lord]

I expect so.

New son time.
Too the gulag with him!

 

[moorey]

New son time.
Too the gulag with him!

*to

 

[beeb]

*to

2 d g-lag bruz

 

[moorey]

2 d g-lag bruz

Mush betterer.

 

[Ultra Lord]

*to

“I don’t give a cuss about seamanticks”

 

[moorey]

“I don’t give a cuss about seamanticks”

Two shay.

 

[pink poodle]

Shoulda got the kid the le toy I had. He rides tough enough.

 

[stirk]

I was installing a new dishwasher today and had to remove the sink downpipe and ubend to remove middle shelf to make some cuts for the water connection.

Took the down pipe off and then the ubend which was full of water and yep you guessed it I quickly poured the water in the ubend down the sink which now had no ubend.

Straight away I heard the noise of water splashing everywhere and started cursing my fuckwittery. I'm sure I've done this same thing before which hurts even more.

 

[pink poodle]

Soupy ...

 

[fatboyonabike]

searched high and low for a ZS49 lower headset to fit my Manitou Circus forks onto the Tranny, turned up today only to realize upon loose fitment that it only works with 1 1/8 straight steerer...oops!
I do have an EC that fits, but I was after a smidge more steerer length in the stem, oh well..may have to hunt down some totems and go full gonzo!

 

[wesdadude]

Straight away I heard the noise of water splashing everywhere and started cursing my fuckwittery. I'm sure I've done this same thing before which hurts even more.

You're not the only one.

Blocked kitchen sink. Get under the sink and place bucket under ubend and dismantle. Crap from sink drains into bucket. Clean out ubend of vile stinky bits into bucket as well. Decide I want to remove and empty bucket before replacing ubend. Take easiest option and pour down kitchen sink...

FW!

And yup, you fuckwit

I spent 4 hours on the weekend installing a dishwasher a colleague kindly donated to me.

Took me a while and lots of muscle to remove the modular cupboard where the dishwasher was going to go. Spent a fair amount of time too trying to remove the little section of already cut plinth only to find later after removing the cupboard the plith was integral to the base the cupboard sat on and not clipped onto legs as I suspected.

Anyway I drilled the hole into the ubend pipe for the waste hose and noticed the sink was full of water from doing dishes earlier. I said to the wife, "don't unplug the drain in the sink until I attach the dishwasher"

I then got distracted by the dog biting me, took it outside then saw the sink full of water and unplugged it, realised what I'd done when my feet started to feel wet, fuckwit.

 

[stirk]

You're not the only one.

And yup, you fuckwit

Thanks for digging that up..... I've nothing to add, once a fuckwit always a fuckwit.

 

[pink poodle]

Detective wes

 

[pink poodle]

searched high and low for a ZS49 lower headset to fit my Manitou Circus forks onto the Tranny, turned up today only to realize upon loose fitment that it only works with 1 1/8 straight steerer...oops!
I do have an EC that fits, but I was after a smidge more steerer length in the stem, oh well..may have to hunt down some totems and go full gonzo!

ID 49...zs = 1 1/8. You need an external for the 1.5.

 

[fatboyonabike]

ID 49...zs = 1 1/8. You need an external for the 1.5.

Phew, I'm in the right place then....definitely a FW moment!

 

[pink poodle]

Phew, I'm in the right place then....definitely a FW moment!

Can also get an external for ID49 to 1 1/8.

With the totems make sure you have enough clearance between crown and down tube, if you run the zs headset.

 

[link1896]

Can also get an external for ID49 to 1 1/8.

With the totems make sure you have enough clearance between crown and down tube, if you run the zs headset.

they sure are a wide fork

 

[pink poodle]

they sure are a wide fork

Damn right. Ive usually had to run an EC lower with them.