Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,133 
Location: Backwater, Ontario.
Location: Backwater, Ontario.
May 4th, 2008, 10:20 AM
http://finance.sympatico.msn.ca/savi...mentid=7096434
HEE HEE HEE HEE, OH MG......HAW HAW
HAW HAW HAW HAW HEEEEEE HEEEE
OH FRIG, MY STOMACH HURTS........HO HO HO HO
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH OH STOP!!!
R O T F F HOLDING MY SIDES!!!!!
THEY'RE SERIOUS!!!!
HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
OH JESUS, I'M CRYIN I'M LAFFFIN SO GODDAM MUCH.........HE HE HO HO
WOOP, SORRY JUST PUKED A BIT
HOHOHOHOHOHOHO
THIS is MSN simplepatico tryin to get "down to earth" with the common people
My vocal chords are shot............hehehehehe.........gotta stop
We have always only had
ONE CAR !!!!!! SORRY, IT'S true.
Where do these people live??
Guess we ain't good Canadians, eh..................only one car...........shame shame shame.
"Well Martha, goin to have to sell the two caddys and keep the Austin Martin eh..............sucks to be us, don't it!!
***........(Karrie's swear word)...................off.
hehehehehehehehehehehe
Too rich...................................
http://finance.sympatico.msn.ca/savi...mentid=7096434HEE HEE HEE HEE, OH MG......HAW HAW
HAW HAW HAW HAW HEEEEEE HEEEEOH FRIG, MY STOMACH HURTS........HO HO HO HO
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH OH STOP!!!
R O T F F HOLDING MY SIDES!!!!!
THEY'RE SERIOUS!!!!
HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
OH JESUS, I'M CRYIN I'M LAFFFIN SO GODDAM MUCH.........HE HE HO HO
WOOP, SORRY JUST PUKED A BIT
HOHOHOHOHOHOHO
THIS is MSN simplepatico tryin to get "down to earth" with the common people
My vocal chords are shot............hehehehehe.........gotta stop
We have always only had
ONE CAR !!!!!! SORRY, IT'S true.
Where do these people live??
Guess we ain't good Canadians, eh..................only one car...........shame shame shame.
"Well Martha, goin to have to sell the two caddys and keep the Austin Martin eh..............sucks to be us, don't it!!
***........(Karrie's swear word)...................off.
hehehehehehehehehehehe
Too rich...................................
Chief Mogrifier
Posts: 8,885
May 4th, 2008, 10:38 AM
For several years now we have gotten by with one car. but we are now shopping for a good, used, Miata for a second vehicle. In our younger days we were both sports car nuts and a two year old Miata will now fit in our budget. We are thinking of those sunny drives to Victoria or Port Alberni etc that will be more pleasant with the top down.
For several years now we have gotten by with one car. but we are now shopping for a good, used, Miata for a second vehicle. In our younger days we were both sports car nuts and a two year old Miata will now fit in our budget. We are thinking of those sunny drives to Victoria or Port Alberni etc that will be more pleasant with the top down.
May 4th, 2008, 10:39 AM
We have only 'owned' one vehicle throughout most of our lives together, but, we've been lucky in that my hubby gets a company truck through work.
Right now, because the main family vehicle is a minivan, and the company truck is only a half ton, we temporarily own a 3/4 ton pickup that is used exclusively for filling to the brim and driving it to the landfill. The stucco removal from the house, the sidewalk removal, topsoil removal.... we've had a lot of big projects that just took too much time, and were too hard on a vehicle, to borrow or rent feasibly. Once the last of the topsoil is hauled out this summer, we'll put the truck up for sale and hopefully get the couple thousand dollars we spent on it back.
We have only 'owned' one vehicle throughout most of our lives together, but, we've been lucky in that my hubby gets a company truck through work.
Right now, because the main family vehicle is a minivan, and the company truck is only a half ton, we temporarily own a 3/4 ton pickup that is used exclusively for filling to the brim and driving it to the landfill. The stucco removal from the house, the sidewalk removal, topsoil removal.... we've had a lot of big projects that just took too much time, and were too hard on a vehicle, to borrow or rent feasibly. Once the last of the topsoil is hauled out this summer, we'll put the truck up for sale and hopefully get the couple thousand dollars we spent on it back.
Chief Mogrifier
Posts: 8,885
May 4th, 2008, 12:38 PM
Quoting Kreskin
Careful Rick. With me it all started with me getting dinner underway while I was waiting.......You know....Putting some potaoes in the oven.......Peeling some carrots.........Next thing I know, I'm making dinner. Over the last twenty five years I have cooked ninety five percent of the meals at our house...I'm not really complaining here because I really don't mind cooking. In fact putting together a roast beef dinner with Yorkshire pudding and all the trimmings can be fun. If you don't like cooking, let it be known early.
We could but my wife wouldn't like taking the bus. I'd end up waiting for her to get home to cook dinner. If she has to shop for groceries it's awkward to take them on the bus. And how is she going to pick up our kid from daycare while I'm home watching the hockey game?
May 4th, 2008, 12:52 PM
For taking down 900 kilos + of stucco a trip though (I think we made five trips), it just didn't cut it. lol.
Quoting lone wolf
that's what we used to do. A landscaping trailer hooked to the minivan.
Trailer hitch converts any car into a pick-up....
Woof!
Woof!
For taking down 900 kilos + of stucco a trip though (I think we made five trips), it just didn't cut it. lol.
May 4th, 2008, 03:10 PM
Never admit to knowing where anything is, like peelers and other tools. I find the best way to keep her convinced that I'm hopeless is to empty the dishwasher and put everything away in the wrong spot. When she says "why is this here" I say "I don't know where you keep them". It's a pre-emptive strategic move.
Quoting #juan
It's a slippery slope Wayne. If you give any indication that you can survive without them there will be hell to pay.
Careful Rick. With me it all started with me getting dinner underway while I was waiting.......You know....Putting some potaoes in the oven.......Peeling some carrots.........Next thing I know, I'm making dinner. Over the last twenty five years I have cooked ninety five percent of the meals at our house...I'm not really complaining here because I really don't mind cooking. In fact putting together a roast beef dinner with Yorkshire pudding and all the trimmings can be fun. If you don't like cooking, let it be known early.
Never admit to knowing where anything is, like peelers and other tools. I find the best way to keep her convinced that I'm hopeless is to empty the dishwasher and put everything away in the wrong spot. When she says "why is this here" I say "I don't know where you keep them". It's a pre-emptive strategic move.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,041
Location: Ontario
Location: Ontario
May 4th, 2008, 03:21 PM
Quoting Kreskin
Pffftttt....coffee spit...
We could but my wife wouldn't like taking the bus. I'd end up waiting for her to get home to cook dinner. If she has to shop for groceries it's awkward to take them on the bus. And how is she going to pick up our kid from daycare while I'm home watching the hockey game?
