Not to mention moving it all at one time.

Just about actually! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif" alt="" />

Don't need the trailer though as the super crew cab and canopy on the half ton gives a lot of space. Can get pretty full.

LOL Jeff, nope, no shooter stuff going on here. But I did experiment with some stuff like that once upon a time, and found a few tricks that help. I could find the stuff really quick in a trip to the hardware store, or maybe my dad's basement.

When they were building our new Secure information Facility (called a SCIF) and we were in our temporary space, we had music going 24 hours a day 7 days a week. The speakers (well MOST of them) were screwed into the doors.

Forgot to add, this is when I was stationed in Japan.

Sweet. Did you see Back to the Future, the Toyote van witht he RPG hanger option is what I wanted when I was in jr, high. Then my senses came to me--OK boys drive trucks for a reason.

We have a system where we actually cycle through shopping carts. The store has the big carts so my wife fills one up while I do other running around at other places. I then get an empty cart and trade her for the overloaded one she has at that point. I go and ring out with that and load up while she shops with the second cart. I then go and swap again and take her again overloaded cart out.
A light trip is two massive cart loads. A normal one is 3.

If you can't secure it then obscure it!

The things we can learn, and did not even need the interwebz. Saying that, I can neither confirm nor deny the fact that there is a fine line between making fireworks and other bigger booms <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bowdown.gif" alt="" />

Usually the line consists of approximately 4 beer. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif" alt="" />

3 months of grub in 3 carts! Those MUST be big carts!

Well guys, it's been fun. My relief just walked in the door and I'm about ready to hit the road. Y'all take care and we'll talk to you again soon.

Have a good one RTH!