My in-laws used to dump all that stuff, including anything that would go in a garbage disposal (apple cores etc.) over the fence. Their neighbors, also her brother, had cows that would munch on all that stuff. %%- This gives the cow patties that wonderful "shine" we all know and love. 3:-O 3:-O 3:-...

ArkieDukie wrote: Imagine, if you will, driving from Durham to NW AR with no radio. And from NW AR to Boulder, CO, with no radio.

Nothing to listen to except a motor is extremely dangerous. I highly do not recommend.

Looks good for holding fish together as well. Cool.

...so I always tried to park uphill so I could put it in neutral and roll on back otherwise, I would open the door and push with my feet Flintstone style :lol: I miss my bug. I paid $250 for mine in 1979. After the failure of the 2nd starter motor booster kit, I also found it needed to park at the ...

I plan on grillin' Cajun-rubbed steaks, cold Sam Adams (many) and good blues tunes out on the deck, unless the in-laws arrive, in which case I'll revert to their staple diet of burgers & dogs. (beer will still be required in addition to the vibes) They seem to have this habit of "showing up" always ...

This old hen would like to know what you all DO consider "Over the Hil"? (Happy belated birthday to you young whippersnappers, by the way.) Love, Ima "...when your mind makes a promise that your body can't fill" Wo oh! insert musical notation here Is that like your ego writing checks your body can'...

wilson wrote:

captmojo wrote:Aaaannnnndddd, check out this ugly SOB:

That one looks like the unfortunate offspring of a Toronado and an Edsel.

This was the 1956 Packard Predictor. They were predictin' that this nasty fucker would close up the shop. They were right!

CameronBornAndBred wrote: I even have a skillet with holes in it that's meant for the grill, that thing's great for shrimp.

..and where, pray tell, did you acquire such a wonderful contraption? I must obtain a copy.

I'll second that! Come on, chant it with me! ;) Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor! Pick Windsor!...

Aaaannnnndddd, check out this ugly SOB:

wilson wrote:

captmojo wrote:This

Hudson Hornet, 'bout a '48?

'51

This

I join the VW list. I passed on a MGB and went with the more rider friendly and roomier Beatle. (as I called it) The Beatle I had was a 1966 model with the 1300cc engine. Last fuckin' year for anything they ever put on one. 6 volt electrical, low back front seats, tiny tiny tail lights the list coul...

cl15876 wrote:... those sexy duke blue Ford F150 4x4s..... everyone (especially in KS) needs a F150!

How about the new Mustang, in PETTY blue?

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:This old hen would like to know what you all DO consider "Over the Hil"? (Happy belated birthday to you young whippersnappers, by the way.)
Love, Ima

"...when your mind makes a promise that your body can't fill" Wo oh! insert musical notation here

I'm too drunk to justify my vote. I'm too justified to get drunk over my vote......yet. I say add the "jokes" thread on too. Jokes is good. Jokes are as vital as recipes. Jokes is tasty.Jokes is suggested. Jokes is life. Jokes is important when consumin' beer and other comestibles. Somebody make up...

devildeac wrote:And a very highly Hoppy Birthday to you. Enjoy an ale or two tonight/this weekend.

How could any self-respecting celebrant disagree with this?



Oh yeah, I prefer the maltier stuff.

Great shots. I'm happy to know you enjoyed yourself. It truly is paradise.

When ya goin' back?

I hate to do this, but I'm going to bring this back on topic... WELCOME GREYBEARD!! :ymapplause: WELCOME WEEZIE!! :ymapplause: See, 4 posts to welcome and reply. You're slipping. :oops: :roll: ;) :D ! I can do it in one, easily. Welcome to Weezie and Greybeard I really don't know a PW, do I?

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Try the honesty approach. Let the interviewer in on the trouble at home and let them see how well you perform under this kind of pressure.

Best of luck!