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[Lilianna23]

He returned the favor helping me strip and redo a shingled roof, so...

You were ... stripping ... your roof? I hope you tipped well!

 

[Lilianna23]

A kindred spirit was found!

 

[Lilianna23]

Think DOD MANEUVERS.

 

[Lilianna23]

Sounds like a 1-2 punch to me.
PCP told me the bladder is like a balloon. Over time it loses elasticity and we need to go more frequently.
That plus the hormone decrease?? Ugh

to 3am wake up
to afternoon nap

Kim Wolhuter
Ever see any of his film? Astounding
This one is narrated by "John Boy" (Richard Thomas)

For me, if the toes are cold then I'm cold

What a cool video! Thanks for sharing, Likes!

 

[Lilianna23]

What a gloomy and rainy day here.

We've had a fair amount of rain. Thankfully, it was just cloudy on Sunday for the fair. Yesterday and today were brilliant and sunny.

 

[Lilianna23]

Weather is weird here. Air is 37-38F, but it's raining freezing rain??? Crunchy layer of ice on top of the snow. Tonight will be bad for anyone driving.

We get freezing rain quite a lot here. It's so dangerous!

 

[PersonalFavors]

I've looked at getting a 256 but Samsung is offering twice the storage space as a promotion. I still haven't decided if I want to pull the trigger yet...

I was Samsung for a long time. The corp phone was the apple. When I stopped working the iPhone won the battle. Too many limits with Samsung. And I couldn’t make the music work. Most of mine was on cd which I imported via iTunes. The other thing that won me over was the icamera and the settings. Not to mention the Live Photos. I’m still a windows guy. But once sucked into the apple orbit and able to keep my data out of their cloud everything was so much simpler. Even more useful. Even for me who avoids the phone except for necessity. My phone is crippled to a certain degree. For security I have not associated my number with my identity or anything potentially related to finance, credit or investment.
Do you do something where your Samsung will produce that much data use?

 

[subdudeme13]

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What? No helmets?

 

[subdudeme13]

She always rewards me for my efforts, but not the way you might expect...

Not touching that!

 

[Wonderer67]

Ok....

So a question?

What was everyone's first ever car?

Mine was a 1972 chevy caprice

Mine was a 1973 Buick LeSabre. Things was as big as a boat. you could out 6-7 people in it.

It don’t last long. Thing was a piece of shit.

 

[Wonderer67]

1965 Ford Galaxy 500 4 door! We could cram 7 or 8 kids and 4 surfboards in the trunk. The wiper fluid box had a big cork for a stopper, and as this thing had been passed around the family, my older cousins had put hippie flower power and moon and star stickers all over the dash. It also had a 352 FE engine in it. Wat can tell you all bout that…

Man - that thing sounds amazing!!

 

[Wonderer67]

That actually ran and drove??? And passed state inspection, most of the time???


1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme: 330 CI, 4-speed Muncie, 4 bbl Rochester. It was fun. I tore the front end off it one night driving home drunk as a fiddler's bitch. That was in late October of 1978. Wat walked away, thanks be to Allah.

Sounds like that car was a real runner!

 

[Wonderer67]

Good morning everyone. Well I was the last out of the office yesterday due to the weather and I’m the first one in this morning. Coffee is ready when the rest of the team bothers to show up. Hope y’all have a great day.

No one will ever challenge your work ethic, BSK. You’re a hard worker.

 

[Wonderer67]

1988 Cutlass Supreme
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Convertible, I bought it new.

Badass car!!

 

[Wonderer67]

Car Seats Were Not Equipped With Any Straps To Keep Baby Seat On The Seat. Instead, These Seats Depended On The Mother Extending Her Arm To Prevent The Baby From Toppling Forward. 1958​

It’s amazing how unsafe care were back then!

My Torino wagon had lap belts, AND included OPTIONAL shoulder belts.

 

[Wonderer67]

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Golden Gate Bridge Painter Walking To Work​

You could not pay me enough.

I knew a guy who used to work for port authority as a bridge painter. He had one bad experience and could never get on the bridges again.

 

[B2fromA2looking4U]

Good morning Wonderer and Sub. Winter has returned as snow is expected this afternoon. It’s windy and cold.

Today I resume grandpa taxi run. It’s fun to see the grandchildren.

Have a good day!

 

[Wonderer67]

First I purchased was a 1989 Pontiac Grand Am

Learned to drive on a Ford LTD - late 70s model
Learned to drive stick on a c. 1981 Ford Mustang

Love that!! They all sounds like fun, cool cars!

 

[Wonderer67]

That was my first car but not my favorite.

I might not have gotten to your answer yet, but I don’t have L2s multi quoting ability down….

What was your favorite??

 

[B2fromA2looking4U]

I might not have gotten to your answer yet, but I don’t have L2s multi quoting ability down….

What was your favorite??

No problem. My favorite was a 72 Plymouth Duster, baby blue with white racing stripes. The slant 6 engine was amazing. Too bad the could not keep it from rusting. I did my best patching the spots.

 

[Wonderer67]

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Love that car! Reminds me of the banana mobile driven by Gorillas Bannana.

Richard Scary books were always big in our house.

 

[Wonderer67]

I was in the rumble seat of a station wagon with my feet hanging out the window. Or the bed of a truck sitting on a wheel well

Great memories!!

 

[Wonderer67]

Well, someone sure is missing it...
Advert seen while perusing today's news during my lunch break:
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Because once wasn't enough? At least this one might be easier to right after they tip over???

Looks super dangerous to me!

 

[Wonderer67]

First was a share with siblings. We had access to the land yacht, a 72 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon. That one we got about 250k miles out of that Ford Windsor engine. that was also back when you could figure out how to work on them yourself. The other was a 71 chevy impala. Wind up windows, but dad and I put a 4 barrel carb on that 350 so it was fine with me.

My wife and I own a 1970 Torino country squire station wagon.

The 70 and 71 were pretty much identical. They changed the body style in 72. Ours actually came w the Cleveland block engine.

 

[Wonderer67]

No problem. My favorite was a 72 Plymouth Duster, baby blue with white racing stripes. The slant 6 engine was amazing. Too bad the could not keep it from rusting. I did my best patching the spots.

Sounds like a fun car!