bromopar

"The only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys."

I don't think my lady love realized what kind of monster she created when she not only bought me a new toolbox but also a bit set for my dremel. Yesterday we drove by what I have come to call the "donation pile" and spotted a cart that was about the same size as mine. The difference was that this one had a hutch. So I grabbed me toolbox and went down to remove the hutch. It took some doing but I managed to wrestle it free. It didn't really have any way of attaching to my desk so i had to come up with something. I wasn't really sure what I was going to do to secure it to my desk but this morning I had an idea. The hutch had some exsisting holes underneath part of it so I drilled the holes out a little and screwed a couple of holes in the top of my desk. I had to wrestle it a little but the screws made it into the holes and now my desk has a really nice hucth on it. It's a little wide by about an inch or so but otherwise it's secure and it looks great. It has a CD jewel case holder on one side that I know I'm never going to use so I'm going to have to figure out how to remove it. Aside from that though I like it a lot.

I'm having some more luck with my steering wheel. I found out how to turn on the force feedback feature works and that has helped me get around corners a lot better. The feature also gives me more clues about when I loose traction so I can stay on top of that. Problem solved? Not exactly. You see the motors are so strong I have to turn the strength all the way down or I'll need the strength of Hurcules just to make it around even the fastest of corners. Is there any redemeing feature to this damn wheel? The shifter is terrible, the turning radius is way too damn shallow and the pedlas have to be held in place with one foot. As it turns out the padel shifters are actually nice. Aside from that it sucks ass.