Yammer Dan
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Thats what I was thinking!!!
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???????..... I'm going back to my corner!!
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Any way its 28 days!!!
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If at first you don't succeed.....
Yammer Dan replied to Condor's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Hey Jack if I meet you 1/2 way will you bring your SolderGun?? -
They have license in NY?? Drove thru there One time in late 70's. And lived!!! Got lost and it took me 4hrs to find someone that could speak English to tell me how to get out of there!
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That sure looks like him. Maybe they can match him up with the claw prints off my seat??
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I think I have some Mastercraft stuff. Somewhere....
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Does it include a Hospital bed??
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Does it Swim??
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I would rather have a good Burger than a Steak.....I think.
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Thats me Randy. I think I would need to try it on the 750 first.
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Suburb of California.......
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Better hurry George! Get Bobbie some flowers!!:rotfl:
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Wasn't last night Carl but I'm still buying tickets!! I was related to the guy from WV that won 385 mil. Maybe I should have tried a little harder to like him.
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-- A bear got into an empty car, honked the horn and then sent it rolling 125 feet into a thicket, with the bear still inside, a Colorado family said. Seventeen-year-old Ben Story said he and his family were asleep in their Larkspur home, 30 miles south of Denver, when the bear managed to open the unlocked door of his 2008 Toyota Corolla early Friday and climbed inside. A peanut butter sandwich left on the back seat is probably what attracted the bear, Story said. It's not unusual for bears to open unlocked doors to cars and houses in search of food, said Tyler Baskfield, a spokesman for the Colorado Division of Wildlife. "It happens all the time,'' he said. "They're very smart.'' Once inside, the bear must have knocked the shifter on the automatic transmission into neutral, sending the car rolling backward down the inclined driveway and into the thicket, Story said. The door probably slammed shut when the car jolted to a stop, he said, trapping the bear inside. Neighbors had called 911, and deputies freed the bear by opening the door with a rope from a distance. It then ran into the woods. Story said he'll need a new car because the bear trashed the interior while apparently trying to find a way out. The bear also left what Story called "a present'' on the driver's seat. "A nice pile, actually,'' added his dad, Ralph. "Something to remember.'' Baskfield said such incidents are worrisome because they endanger the bear as well as the public. Wildlife managers trap and kill problem bears that learn to scavenge for human food and garbage. "Food was left in the car. It's troubling for us,'' he said. Had to be a relative!!!
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But you are scared to get here!!!!:rotfl:
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Thats what I was thinking!!
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Can't you just picture her sitting there stewing. Trying to figure out what there is that she don't know!!! That we do know.........
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YANKEES??? Every post here in this thread came from South of the Mason-Dixon?? My greatgreatgreatgrandpappy was a aide to General Lee!! Yankee??? Is this political??:rotfl:
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If I win Powerball I intend to buy a Wing. Right after I buy a 2nd Gen. Right after a few more 1st Gens!!! Right after the PARTY!!!
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If the beard was a skock you are really in for it!!
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Awlsome!!!
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Know you hate to see that beast go. Good luck with the deal.
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REDNECK?? Me???
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:sign yeah that: I'll take my chances with a Good helmet. The last accident was the one I think done me the most damage and I was in a cage. Belt and bag saved my a**. Twice a belt has saved my life and the pics of my last helmet were on here. The last drunk crossed lanes, hit me head-on and got nothing from it. We can't plan accidents!! Be as prepared as you can.