Random Ramblings

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Actually, I learned the term "slippy" when I visited some friends in Pittsburgh

Plus, I've heard it on Midsomer Murders as well.

  Of course it is slippy out! It has been rainin' and snowin'!

Readi_Sketti wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Actually, I learned the term "slippy" when I visited some friends in Pittsburgh

Plus, I've heard it on Midsomer Murders as well.

  Of course it is slippy out! It has been rainin' and snowin'!

Still no snow here in DFW.  Just sayin'

danielbandfan wrote:

... When a car reaches a certain resale price, it's sometimes not worth it to fix it, and best to get a new(er) car and get rid of the old one.

Indeed!

Did not do no shopping today I'm waiting for Monday

Double negative

I guess that means I did go shopping

I made sure that I "Shopped Small" this past Saturday.

Have a wrong move with my arm made ​​it hurts a lot.
Typing is very painful.

Listen . . . do you smell something?

I can hardly see you it's so noisy out.

And then, BOOM!, there I was.

just got the new Bloodgood cd

rockerVu2 wrote:

Have a wrong move with my arm made ​​it hurts a lot.
Typing is very painful.

Maybe you have to go to the hospital and add one to the list

Rabid Rob wrote:

just got the new Bloodgood cd

 

rockerVu2 wrote:

Have a wrong move with my arm made ​​it hurts a lot.
Typing is very painful.

That's not good, hope you feel better soon.
I slept wrong on my pillow the night before last and my neck has hurt for two days.

I got tired of fighting with repair bills for my 12 year old car with 240,000 miles on it...so I just went out and bought a new car.  I'm 46 years old and it's the first brand new car I have ever owned (2014 Kia Forte)

Sweet dude!  Looks like a real nice car!  Congratulations.

Nice!  Congrats on the new car!

Side note:  I slept on my pillow wrong one night and it quit the next morning.  I had to hire a new pillow.

Yep the storm arrived.
Time to listen to good music instead the sound of the wind blowing around the house.

Nice car.  Hopefully it'll last for many years to come.

Cool that you got a new ride. I hope it runs well. I've never driven a Kia, so let us know how it is.

Don't worry about the newness, though... My parents have never owned a new car, they've always relied on good used cars (only had one or two lemons). Costs less that way.

Xid wrote:

Side note:  I slept on my pillow wrong one night and it quit the next morning.  I had to hire a new pillow.

Let me know where you find a good one, I think I need to do the same.

danielbandfan wrote:

Don't worry about the newness, though... My parents have never owned a new car, they've always relied on good used cars (only had one or two lemons). Costs less that way.

I have owned a least a dozen used cars in the last 28-29 years. Seems like at least 1/3 of them have needed some expensive repair work within a year or so of purchasing them. I really wanted a car with a good warranty this time (I even paid to extend it to 10 years)

Toyota's the way to go if you want reliability, I've found. But there is no fun in driving a Toyota

That's a cool new car Staybrite.
I remember you were driving a white car, that's the old car.

We're driving for a Toyota since 2000 and it's a great car.