On day 3 I had the brite idea that I could use Bondo Glass and save some cash. This was a mistake. It looks really cool but it chips off and works more like Bondo than Fiberglass. Don't waste your time. Buy the cloth and the resin with hardner. This will set you back about 30.00 bucks a gallon and you are going to need about 5 gallons.

After aquiring all of your lumber and materials you will need a shop or dry place to work.

I used a rip saw they say that you can cut out the side with a hand saw or skill saw. I made the bottom 4 feet wide and the sides 16 inches. You will see later that the displacement is wonderful.

I need some help getting my picks together for next weekend football pool. Anyone that can help please do.

Building supplies:

3 sheets of 3/8" plywood

2 sheets of 3/4" plywood

3 gallons of resin with hardner

200 sqaure feet of fiberglass cloth

I will be posting pictures of the project as time moves forward.

If the speed is posted at 45 and you are in the left lane and doing 35 then expect a honk and dont get mad. Please do not pull a gun and do not flip me off. If I could install a devise that would allow me to flip you off of the road "I WOULD!" See Transformers!

If we used a 4 day 10 hour day how much fuel would we save?

If you have a 27 inch TV Screen in your car and you are watching Porn Who is driving? AND: Why are you watching porn while cruising down the highway? AND: Why are there baby seats in your car

Use the same rules that you use on the highway. Stay to the right. Pull over if you have a flat.

1. Never sit directly beside a person that has already established the seating order.
2. Never pick a center stall when no0one else is in the restroom
3. Work from the outside stalls to the inner stalls

I think that you could go either way on this one.

There is some concern that if you do strenous swimming, then you shouldn't eat just before swimming because it might lead to muscle cramps and an increased risk, even though it may be small, of drowning.

And even for the average kids swimming playfully, if he did begin to get in trouble, then having just eaten a large meal might make it more likely that he would vomit and perhaps drown more easily.

Still, a well supervised child shouldn't be at any extra risk of drowning just because he had just eaten and there are no formal recommendations against eating and then swimming from the AAP, Red Cross or Consumer Product Safety Commission.