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Neonred

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  1. Oh, come on DAD...
  2. Why don't you just do his homework for him? I'll bet you get a great grade and Mini-B will be happy too!
  3. Oh, those are meant for cats?? I'll have to apologize to my wife....
  4. Just got home. Made the entire 856 mile trip from Gatlinburg back home in 15 hours. Left at 7:00am and got home right at 10:00pm. Still feel like I am driving. LOL
  5. Last days of vacation are here. We have been on a Plymouth Prowler national car event with so many old friends in Gatlinburg TN. 65 Prowlers driving the surrounding areas. Great driving here. Winding mountainous roads and one road they call "The Tail of the Dragon", 318 curves in 11 miles. Decision has been made to have next years event in NW Arkansas, most likely Eureka Springs. At first I said no way I'm going, as it's 1300 miles from home, but I am warming up to the idea. One friend said NW Arkansas is a historical area. A detailed history of appliances can be seen in most front yards... Early tomorrow am the 850 mile drive home begins.
  6. https://apnews.com/article/auto-uaw-workers-strike-gm-ford-stellantis-7ce3ca9d94b911250d07556b7af376c7 DETROIT (AP) — About 13,000 U.S. auto workers stopped making vehicles and went on strike Friday after their leaders couldn’t bridge a giant gap between union demands in contract talks and what Detroit’s three automakers are willing to pay. Members of the United Auto Workers union began picketing at a General Motors assembly plant in Wentzville, Missouri; a Ford factory in Wayne, Michigan, near Detroit; and a Stellantis Jeep plant in Toledo, Ohio. It was the first time in the union’s 88-year history that it walked out on all three companies simultaneously as four-year contracts expired at 11:59 p.m. Thursday. I know that the hourly labor costs for the big three is right around $70 per hour +/- which includes benefits, retirement, etc. Actual take home was lower than expected when I last looked it up. For 10+ years we drove Mercedes (wife's choice) and Toyotas (my choice) but three years ago I traded in my failing Mercedes SUV for an American made (Chicago) Lincoln Aviator. Nice vehicle, BUT the quality control is horrible. I feel quite lucky as I have not had nearly as many problems as others. Just water leaks, bad sensors, and a few upholstery issues. So many others have gone thru buy backs. My old 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid is still in the family and now my son in law is driving it to work daily. Almost 200K miles and still no problems. Wish my wife was not a brand snob... UAW auto workers may deserve more money, but they need to clean up their act and make quality vehicles.
  7. I know you are joking, but still it is nuts. I have a net worth of well over a million, but there is no way in hell I'd be willing to pay a couple of hundred thousand no less 700K. Thank God I don't live there.
  8. It's just starting. Don't worry, in about 10 years it will get better. Besides, inglish aint importent. Just ask NB 2.0
  9. Now I just need to find and give up votes to 50 of Boiler's posts...😁
  10. As much as I hated to, I had to give you up votes. LOL
  11. Looking forward to hear authentic Texan savvy sayin's.
  12. Damn, you must have found some outstanding yet very expensive insurance that will cover a significant portion of open heart surgery a month after she gets here. It costs me an arm and two legs to get just fair insurance for my wife, and she is not old. Just check carefully what is covered and by how much.
  13. Your K-1 visa expired the day you entered the US. Your I-94 is the document that shows your legal presence in the US for 90 days following entry. Used to be you needed to wait a couple of weeks to be sure your name showed up in the SAVE system so that SS could verify your presence. Now that should happen within a day or so. You have, I believe, 76 days following entry to get your SSN or after that time you will need to wait until you have your work document or green card. The problem that most people have that wait until after marriage is a name change. If you wait until after marriage and change your name, that new name will not show up in their search. I would imagine that even if you were married if you applied for a SSN, did not mention marriage, and used the name that is on the I-94, that you could still get a SSN. It would mean a return to the SS office later to change the card to the new name.
  14. You're not one of "them"? 😲
  15. Just discovered that brown toilet seats are available. What a wonderful idea and great time saver. Probably never have to clean it.
  16. Well, I don't dare say what I am thinking.
  17. Has Mini-B ever eaten vegetables??? Especially green leafy vegetables? Chip off the old block to be sure!
  18. I'll bet Mini-B is not so "mini" any more.
  19. Bring Mama T-B tuna glop and corn dogs next time.
  20. It usually wears a bow to hold it's hair back. Glad you enjoyed it because it's probably the last time you will get that from me... LOL
  21. A Maltese. If she makes it to October she will be 16 (2x2x2x2) years old. (2+2+2+1) pounds..(how do you like that!) I swear sometimes she thinks she is a cat. Sure she can get mad, but she tends to get over it pretty quickly. If not, flowers or diamonds seems to fix things. I
  22. Holding our little white princess (the dog)? That's my wife. I gave her a hard time about popping into the photo as she had nothing to do with getting those lobsters. She didn't even go out in the boat that time. She stayed in knitting a sweater!
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