Little comber some for the fast darty ones though. At long range it’s a duck shootNah, punt gun.
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Little comber some for the fast darty ones though. At long range it’s a duck shootNah, punt gun.
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I resemble that remark!
My oldest was about 11, the power was out, and she wanted to talk to a friend. Of course the cordless phone wasn't working so I said to use the old red rotary phone in the dining room. I assumed that she would know how to use it.Its more fun to get a rotary dial phone for your kids friends to try to use.
My oldest was about 11, the power was out, and she wanted to talk to a friend. Of course the cordless phone wasn't working so I said to use the old red rotary phone in the dining room. I assumed that she would know how to use it.
How about going for a sickers, or nickers?
I'm wondering how the heck you get that in the car after filling it.
I have to believe that she has gas cans in the bins. One is kinda showing in the one closest to the camera.I'm wondering how the heck you get that in the car after filling it.
I have to believe that she has gas cans in the bins. One is kinda showing in the one closest to the camera.
Otherwise she's got one scary mess there.
I have to believe that she has gas cans in the bins. One is kinda showing in the one closest to the camera.
Otherwise she's got one scary mess there.
Plenty of gas cans by me here in NJ. The fuel cans are color coded red for gas and yellow for diesel. Not sure about other states but the gas stations in NJ refuse to fill unapproved cans. But we don't have to pump our own gas.I'm guessing she has an odd assortment of various empty bottles and sprayers in there. Like for windex, detergent, bleach, etc. The actual containers built specifically to store gas are probably also in short supply?