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  1. You think a '98 model Jeep is old???
    Sounds new to me: I have a '93 GMC van, an '89 Maxima, an '82 RX7, and
    an '86 RV trailer.
    Love 'em all except the GMC which has been outrageously expensive to
    keep running.
    OB food: I just rediscovered the joy of Grape Nuts (not flakes) at
    breakfast this morning... hadn't had em since high school (late '40's)
    May your old Jeep run forever.
    Scrooge

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    scrooge said:

    You think a '98 model Jeep is old???

    That's what I was thinking. I still consider my 95 Bronco almost new.

    Brian

  3. "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    scrooge said:

    You think a '98 model Jeep is old???

    That's what I was thinking. I still consider my 95 Bronco almost new.

    Brian

    I want a new one but the old one is fine. With the new tires mine is fine.
    I do not have many miles on it. I just like the make and model of it.

    Ob Food:

    Pot roast tonight:

    I an getting scrawny It is time to eat. Too much Ensure

    What is Ensure please?

    Ophelia

  4. Dog3 uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz said:

    kinds of stuff that breaks but I still love it. Gawd, it's fast too. I love
    flying down Ballas Road listening to Journey.


    I seem to remember that flying down Ballas road is an invitation to
    part with some cash - not that way anymore? Or was it my out-of-state
    plates?

  5. "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    > Please include the relevant portion of the previous message in your
    > replies. To do so from Google, click "show entries" and use the
    > Reply in the expanded header.
    >
    > scrooge wrote:
    >> You think a '98 model Jeep is old???
    >
    > That's what I was thinking. I still consider my 95 Bronco almost
    > new.
    >
    >
    >
    > Brian
    >

    I want a new one but the old one is fine. With the new tires mine is
    fine. I do not have many miles on it. I just like the make and model
    of it.

    Ob Food:

    Pot roast tonight:

    I an getting scrawny It is time to eat. Too much Ensure

    What is Ensure please?

    Ophelia

    It's a vitamin enriched drink. It sort of tastes like a milkshake and it
    takes the place of meals. I like the vanilla the best. I drink it
    sometimes instead of eating. It also rehydrates but I use Gatorade for the
    rehydrating mostly. I buy the Ensure at Walgreens. It is rather pricey
    though. The Gatorade I get anywhere. I like the orange flavor of Gatorade.

    Thank you

  6. Ophelia said:

    "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    >"Default User" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    >
    >
    >>Please include the relevant portion of the previous message in your
    >>replies. To do so from Google, click "show entries" and use the
    >>Reply in the expanded header.
    >>
    >>scrooge wrote:
    >>
    >>>You think a '98 model Jeep is old???
    >>
    >>That's what I was thinking. I still consider my 95 Bronco almost
    >>new.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>Brian
    >>
    >
    >I want a new one but the old one is fine. With the new tires mine is
    >fine. I do not have many miles on it. I just like the make and model
    >of it.
    >
    >Ob Food:
    >
    >Pot roast tonight:
    >
    >I an getting scrawny It is time to eat. Too much Ensure

    What is Ensure please?

    Ophelia

    It's a vitamin enriched drink. It sort of tastes like a milkshake and it
    takes the place of meals. I like the vanilla the best. I drink it
    sometimes instead of eating. It also rehydrates but I use Gatorade for the
    rehydrating mostly. I buy the Ensure at Walgreens. It is rather pricey
    though. The Gatorade I get anywhere. I like the orange flavor of Gatorade.

    Thank you


    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the
    extraneous stuff before you hit that <send>
    button? Especially when the total reply is nothing
    more than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch

  7. Goomba38 said:

    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the
    extraneous stuff before you hit that <send>
    button? Especially when the total reply is nothing
    more than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch


    DSL - coming to a neighborhood near you <G>

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    Ophelia said:

    "Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    >"Dog3" <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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    >>"Default User" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    >>>Please include the relevant portion of the previous message in your
    >>>replies. To do so from Google, click "show entries" and use the
    >>>Reply in the expanded header.
    >>>
    >>>scrooge wrote:
    >>>
    >>>>You think a '98 model Jeep is old???
    >>>
    >>>That's what I was thinking. I still consider my 95 Bronco almost
    >>>new.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>Brian
    >>>
    >>
    >>I want a new one but the old one is fine. With the new tires mine is
    >>fine. I do not have many miles on it. I just like the make and model
    >>of it.
    >>
    >>Ob Food:
    >>
    >>Pot roast tonight:
    >>
    >>I an getting scrawny It is time to eat. Too much Ensure
    >
    >What is Ensure please?
    >
    >Ophelia
    >
    >

    It's a vitamin enriched drink. It sort of tastes like a milkshake and it
    takes the place of meals. I like the vanilla the best. I drink it
    sometimes instead of eating. It also rehydrates but I use Gatorade for
    the
    rehydrating mostly. I buy the Ensure at Walgreens. It is rather pricey
    though. The Gatorade I get anywhere. I like the orange flavor of
    Gatorade.

    Thank you


    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the extraneous stuff before you
    hit that <send> button? Especially when the total reply is nothing more
    than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch

    On other words, do as I say, not as I do?

    Ophelia

  9. AlleyGator said:
    Goomba38 said:

    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the
    extraneous stuff before you hit that <send>
    button? Especially when the total reply is nothing
    more than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch

    DSL - coming to a neighborhood near you <G>

    That assumes this international newsgroup all has
    access to such. It ain't the case. We have posters
    here who live in big cities down to jungles with
    less modern utilities.
    It is just inconsiderate and selfish to leave all
    that unnecessary [censored] in when people could just
    take a second to trim it up.
    Goomba

  10. Ophelia said:
    Quoted message said:

    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the extraneous stuff before you
    hit that <send> button? Especially when the total reply is nothing more
    than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch

    On other words, do as I say, not as I do?

    Ophelia

    Not at all. As you see I trimmed this. And in my
    original rant I clearly stated I left everything
    as you posted it to show as an example of what I
    am talking about. Can you truly say you don't see
    the difference?
    Goomba

  11. Goomba38 said:
    Quoted message said:

    DSL - coming to a neighborhood near you <G>

    That assumes this international newsgroup all has
    access to such. It ain't the case. We have posters
    here who live in big cities down to jungles with
    less modern utilities.
    It is just inconsiderate and selfish to leave all
    that unnecessary [censored] in when people could just
    take a second to trim it up.
    Goomba


    I know. It's early, and it was a poor attempt at humor.

  12. "Goomba38" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ophelia said:
    Quoted message said:

    Geeesus y'all... would you please trim up the extraneous stuff before you
    hit that <send> button? Especially when the total reply is nothing more
    than a "Thank You"
    (yes, I left it all to show as example)
    Goomba the Grouch

    On other words, do as I say, not as I do?

    Ophelia

    Not at all. As you see I trimmed this. And in my original rant I clearly
    stated I left everything as you posted it to show as an example of what I
    am talking about. Can you truly say you don't see the difference?

    I would have been able to see the difference if you had trimmed your
    original post.

    I would probably have apologised. If you talk down to people you ought to
    expect an argument

  13. Dog3 <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in
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    I usually trim. Sometimes I do not. My feet are killing me. Cold
    dammit and I'm out of Ensure. It's getting warmer and I'm getting
    much better.

    Ob Food:

    An omelette with cheese, sausage and hash browned potatotes with
    gravy.

    Michael

    Mike, Mike, Mike...you missed a runny egg over pan fried tater tot
    opertunity...shame on you. Very good with sausage. Everybody knows gravy
    and cheese is for french fries.

    --
    No Bread Crumbs were hurt in the making of this Meal.
    Type 2 Diabetic 1AC 7.3, 5.5, 5.6 mmol
    Continuing to be Manitoban

  14. Dog3 said:

    I usually trim. Sometimes I do not. My feet are killing me. Cold dammit and
    I'm out of Ensure. It's getting warmer and I'm getting much better.
    Michael

    Michael!!!!!!!!!!! Your hurting feet aren't
    stopping your fingers from working, lol.
    Now don't make me have to come up there and knock
    some sense in you. 🙂
    Stop dwelling so much on your aches and pains and
    find something outside of yourself to dwell on.
    You might find the days go by a bit easier?
    Perhaps something sweet and sentimental for
    Steven? Pehaps put his photos in order or some
    small task he hasn't the time for?
    Goomba

  15. Monsur Fromage du Pollet wrote:

    Everybody knows gravy

    Quoted message said:

    and cheese is for french fries.


    I know that that is Canadian, right? But is there
    a story behind that combination or something?
    Perhaps one restaurant that invented it?
    Sounds like heart attack on a plate to me, but
    admittedly I've never tried it.
    Goomba

  16. Dog3 said:

    I just put the pedal down and fly. I've never been picked up. The


    only

    Quoted message said:

    ticket I've gotten is on Berry Road. About a block from my house. I


    got

    Quoted message said:

    caught doing 47 in a 30 zone. It cost me $76 dollars. Steven flys at


    90 mph

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    but he had a really bad accident right after 9/11. He slows down now.


    He

    Quoted message said:

    went to NYC to look for our son Josh. He was coming home had an


    emergency.

    Quoted message said:

    He was rushing to the ER and had a horrible accident. Some lady in a


    Volvo

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    with 2 kids died. Steven was devestated. One of those big trucks


    dumped

    Quoted message said:

    over. It was awful.

    Really? A Volvo --don't they have a really good safety record? Of
    course, what car can compete with an 18 wheeler? Sounds awful, lucky
    for your partner (and you).

    I have a 99 Honda Civic DX Coupe that I love although I now miss having
    a hatch. I paid if off in August. I want to keep it at least another 5
    years. It was my first new car. The previous car was an '85 Honda
    Civic DX hatch back that I got used in 89. The engine was still good
    when I traded it in for the new Civic but the body had a lot of rust
    and I didn't want to invest the $1k into it required to pass
    Pennsylvania State Inspection.

    Ob Food: I'm going to try dying some eggs tomorrow the natural way
    with beet juice (pink), spinach (green) and tumeric (yellow). But I'll
    break down and use food coloring for purple and blue. Don't want to
    buy grape juice or red cabbage.

    Heidi

  17. Dog3 uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz said:

    LOL... I like 'em over hash browns with gravy. I'm going to try to get out
    for a Reuben this afternoon. I'll try to crawl into the Jeep. I'll try one
    of the local delis. We'll see.If a Reuben is not possible, I'll get polish
    sausage. I'm hell bent for food today.

    Michael


    Mike, I had a Rueben for ST. Pat's day (not long before I got sick).
    It was at a local joint frequented by "older folks". They were'nt
    going to start the CB, cabbage and taters until 2 pm. I asked our
    waitress (same one every time) Who's gonna be able to get here at 2
    o'clock on a Thursday? Her response - "do you see anyone in here
    besides you who is under 75?" The CB was tough, there was too much
    dressing, and I still loved it. Hope you get one.

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