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ROB ! And I'm not taking the port Jeff. ferry to watch you open your gifts either.:santa: https://www.f150online.com/galleries...6930&anum=2239
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I DONT BLAME YOU PAL 
You should have seen the going to work routine
First the frigging door wouldn't open on the misi-whatever
then of course the snow and ice went all over the seat when I finally got it open, then the door wouldn't close,
So I drove all the way to work holding the door with one hand,
and flicking my ashes out the door every few minutes with the other. (steer with the legs, hehehehehe)
CAUSE THE DAM WINDOWS ARE FROZEN CLOSED TOO
BTW
You should see the pile on the other side if the tree,
(and Santa's gifts aint out YET)
Dam kid is 10 and still playing the Santa card,smart SOB knows
it means double the gifts #%#(%^#(%^#%
You should have seen the going to work routine
First the frigging door wouldn't open on the misi-whatever
then of course the snow and ice went all over the seat when I finally got it open, then the door wouldn't close,
So I drove all the way to work holding the door with one hand,
and flicking my ashes out the door every few minutes with the other. (steer with the legs, hehehehehe)
CAUSE THE DAM WINDOWS ARE FROZEN CLOSED TOO
BTW
You should see the pile on the other side if the tree,
(and Santa's gifts aint out YET)
Dam kid is 10 and still playing the Santa card,smart SOB knows
it means double the gifts #%#(%^#(%^#%
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The sun is shinning in Colorado as usual but the Wind is blowing everything your way in a hurry.
Now I understand why all the retired neighbors don't get out and pick up there leaves until spring........
We got crummy gas up here to and it seems like 50 percent of the time you have to drive up hill
Now I understand why all the retired neighbors don't get out and pick up there leaves until spring........
We got crummy gas up here to and it seems like 50 percent of the time you have to drive up hill
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12-20-2004, 11:10 AM
Originally posted by EZGZ
The sun is shinning in Colorado as usual but the Wind is blowing everything your way in a hurry.
Now I understand why all the retired neighbors don't get out and pick up there leaves until spring........
We got crummy gas up here to and it seems like 50 percent of the time you have to drive up hill
The sun is shinning in Colorado as usual but the Wind is blowing everything your way in a hurry.
Now I understand why all the retired neighbors don't get out and pick up there leaves until spring........
We got crummy gas up here to and it seems like 50 percent of the time you have to drive up hill
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Th bad news is that the Ford dealer on Maui is not an SVT source and everything has to come from the mainland.
The good news is from our local weather site:
Air Temperatures -- The following maximum temperatures were recorded across the state Sunday: Lihue, Kauai 79F; Kaneohe, Oahu 81F; Kahului, Maui 84F; Kailua-Kona 81F - while Hilo, both on the Big Island of Hawaii, topped out at 81F degrees. The Honolulu Airport, on the island of Oahu rose to 82F degrees. Temperatures early Monday morning ranged betweeen 73F degrees at Lihue, down to the 62F degree reading at Molokai airport, which was the coolest spot at the 4 a.m. hour
62 degrees? Time to break out the parkas!
The good news is from our local weather site:
Air Temperatures -- The following maximum temperatures were recorded across the state Sunday: Lihue, Kauai 79F; Kaneohe, Oahu 81F; Kahului, Maui 84F; Kailua-Kona 81F - while Hilo, both on the Big Island of Hawaii, topped out at 81F degrees. The Honolulu Airport, on the island of Oahu rose to 82F degrees. Temperatures early Monday morning ranged betweeen 73F degrees at Lihue, down to the 62F degree reading at Molokai airport, which was the coolest spot at the 4 a.m. hour
62 degrees? Time to break out the parkas!