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Careful, he'll want to built a hot rod Lincoln someday.raebates said:Every time you reference that song it makes me smile.
When my DS was little, we had a retro diner in a nearby town that had the little jukeboxes at the tables. He always wanted to play that song. He couldn't keep up with the rapid patter to sing along, but he always belted out the last line.
I can still picture him sitting there, listening intently, waiting for that last line.
chefann said:DH took off from Fox Point about an hour ago to pick his buddy up at O'Hare for the car show. I'm here in the land of children (all 6 of my nieces and nephew on this side of the family) - HELP!!! Of course BIL can't remember the password to connect to his wireless network, but a neighbor has one that's unsecured, so I'm "borrowing" his bandwidth.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:ChefAnn and I had a great day together yesterday - I'm worn out today as a result.
TWO trips to Leon's...YUM!
It's good to show restraint.katie0128 said:O.k. - now I'm trying to show some restraint with the first statement...
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