Whatever

And I thank you for that!

 

Looks like I am the poster with many names.

 

I feel like @SRH must feel when she misplaces her 44oz cup of pure grain.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...angler-trailmark.584665/page-23#post-20538744

 

Changed my mind.... just got back from a walk instead. My plans are all over the place today!!!

 

Good one!!!

 

I just got an offer on the house!!!

 

Did your bike get stolen while you were at the bar? Happens to me all the time.

 

I wonder, if you start a new wheel thread, like you just decided (grudgingly) to sell them, if it would help?

 

I never misplace it!! It’s always in reach of Moma’s hands!

 

I spent 8 weeks in Denver going to truck driving school so I knew it wasn't in the mountains. But it still surprised me to learn that "The Mile High City" is not the highest state capital in the US. My own is... Santa Fe, NM.

Yep. I like that app for downloading maps because I know I'm not going to have a signal where I go.

Awww that's adorable. Thanks for posting it.

 

Oh no, I'm not selling those.

 

You don’t take yours inside with you and lean it against the wall??? That’s just dumb, man!!!

 

I mean a new wheel *thread*
Not a new *wheel* thread.
Make sense?
A new thread/same wheels

 

Better than this
https://www.pressherald.com/2019/04...unk-driving-after-strange-incident-in-buxton/

Man charged with drunken driving after Buxton police notice ‘strange sight’


By Gillian Graham Staff WriterApril 23, 2019
Buxton police say a Waterboro man was charged with drunken driving after he backed into another vehicle and inadvertently began towing it behind his truck.


Buxton police say a drunken driver backed into another vehicle, then inadvertently towed it from a bar parking lot. Photo courtesy of Buxton Police Department

Officers Jessica Ramsay and Derek Dinsmore were on patrol around 11 p.m. Saturday when they saw a large pick-up truck that appeared to be towing a vehicle pull onto Route 202 from Skip’s Lounge. After realizing there were no rear lights on either car, the officers stopped the truck, Buxton police said Tuesday in a Facebook post about the “strange sight.”

The officers’ roadside investigation revealed that 25-year-old Justin Sproul of East Waterboro had backed his truck into the another vehicle, pushing his trailer hitch into the rear bumper of the second car.

“When the operator drove away, he didn’t realize the other vehicle was attached to his,” Buxton police wrote.

There was no one in the second vehicle during the incident, according to police.


Justin Sproul of East Waterboro Photo courtesy of Buxton Police Department

Sproul was arrested and charged with operating under the influence. He is scheduled to appear Biddeford District Court in June.

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So have I.... anyone else?

 

Fantastic. There should be an Alcoholics Olympics.

 

I knew what you were saying. The wheels and tires I have for sale are NOT for sale.