Whatever

It amazes me that people say, "I'm xx miles away, how can I help?"
That's fantastic.

 

Right, I've been there before too. Horrible when it happens, and hey we need to help each out in this world

 

Thank you all for helping. I know I would help if anyone came around here.

 

Thanks Bob! Glad we were able to help him

Edit.

 

I do what I can from my remote location. Unfortunately it would take me 3 or more hours to get to anyone, unless of course you break down or get stuck on the west side ten it's only a hour to get to you.

 

Hey you never know

 

Nope.... but I know if I am out there and need help, I sure dont want karma to bite me in the ass.

 

I've had one car that was really fun to drive. A 1973 Fiat Spyder with a 5 speed manual and inline 4 cylinder. It wouldn't run when I got it so my wife and I pulled the engine out without an A-Frame. (We were younger then) We rebuilt it on my grandma's kitchen table with help from a Chilton's manual. We finally got it back together and it ran like a dream. The convertible top was in rags but we didn't care. We had to sell it when daughter number one came along, to pay the hospital bills.

This isn't it but was the same model. Mine was white where it wasn't rusty and not nearly this nice. It was still fun.

 

No you never do, but I'm ready to lend moral support to anyone that breaks down near me. I can't lend Mechanical support. I don't know a thing about engines, or suspensions.

 

My Dad had one that caught fire while he was driving it. He pulled it to the side of the road & got out and watched it burn.

 

Somehow I think that isn't the whole story...

 

It's what he told me. And good luck getting anything from him now. Unless you have a line to heaven.

 

For those of you folks in California near the earthquakes, Thoughts and prayers to you and your families.

 

Man my mom texted me last night saying she felt the earthquake good at their house in Vegas.

Crazy. One of the reasons why they left la was the earthquakes

 

Missouri sucks too. Especially where I live.

 

Yeah. We have a geologist in our neighborhood and he said our houses would be f’d in an earthquake. Cause it’s all rock. Dang it.

 

Pretty scary that some of our most populated cities, complete with a large number of high-rise buildings, are smack dab in the worst danger zone. San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. It's not a question of "Will the big one happen?" it's "When will the big one happen?" It's gonna be tragic when it does.

 

The river would be my problem. I like looking at it but I don't really want it in my front yard.