The_Kitchen_Guy
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:When it gets to the point that Sonja is too valuable to drive, I'll sell her or put her in a museum.
Driving her, or on display, means people can see her and enjoy her. In a trailer, she does no one any good.
chefann said:*snort* I didn't even think of that. I was expecting you to make a smart comment about PSes, etc. (Since I have more posts than the top poster on that forum...)
I've been trying to sit on my hands, but work is so boooooooring......janetupnorth said:I do say Ann, you've pulled in front of the pack and I'm sure you'll stay there for awhile. (Up 1500 is quite a bit!)
It's Auto-matic.chefann said:If we keep this up, someone'll put the brakes on our jokes. Or we'll run out of gas.
chefann said:Your car is purple? My daily driver is purple! Technically, cranberry. But it's more purple than red.
Don't you fear to tread on dangerous ground?chefann said:Wheel just have to think of some more.
At least until people tire of us.
Related to that.... our internet connection was down most of the day today. GACK! And how pathetic am I that I was jonesing about not being able to log on here and Etsy.The_Kitchen_Guy said:Sounds like you're jacked up for a hub of activity.
Don't let this place have a bearing on your activity, though.
chefann said:A cordless router is a good idea.
And Dan and I hardly ever IM each other.
chefann said:I believe the saying goes a little something like:
Wine her, dine her,.... (this part deleted because it's a family website)
But Turtle Sundae is a good start.
OHHH, I haven't heard that in a while, LMAO!chefann said:I believe the saying goes a little something like:
Wine her, dine her,.... (this part deleted because it's a family website)
But Turtle Sundae is a good start.
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