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Nah, she's a keeper! Great person - I can live with her irrational dislike of pizza kits.Replace wife
GON
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I worked in Guyana in the 1990s. At that time Guyana had one paved road and one hospital. Crazy for a American to comprehend what little infrastructure this tiny country had- yet Guyana was rich beyond belief in what the world wanted (water, lumber, and gold).
It was amazing to see barefoot children planning on stagnet/ dirty water, everywhere. I suspect those Guyana kids as adults have better immunity to illness than American adults of the same generation.
Btw, had the best rum ever in Guyana, a locally produced 25 year old blended rum called El Dorado. Sipping/ burning rum. Very good stuff.
AutoMechanic
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Well I might need a new car now lol
. The traction control light and ABS light just popped on right before I got to work. Looks like I have a project now.
One light is your TPMS not tractionView attachment 166042
Well I might need a new car now lol
Is the 4-runner red?
The tag found in your 4Runner is Japanese for, "Remove pin only after connection to steering rack is made"
Hhahahaha funny, same as RED!
I thought that was Japanese for "Eat at Luigi's".
GON
$150 Site Donor 2025
I was twenty-two when I was preparing to fight Joe Frazier for the heavyweight title in Jamaica. I was so focused that during roadwork, I didn't even notice that the water next to me was clear and blue. I fought with that same intensity-and in two rounds, I snatched that title away. Two years later, when I fought Muhammad Ali in Zaire, I used up all my energy early. And by the eighth round, I'd lost my title. Took me twenty years to win it again.
Twenty years! By then, patience had turned me into a different man. When I trained for that fight against Michael Moorer in Las Vegas, I ran in the mountains. This time, I could see the sheep.
That's because when you're patient, you observe.
This time, I didn't try to do it all in the first round. I conserved myself. I observed. I waited for just the right moment in the tenth round to land my shot.
Patience influences every area of your life. When you're young, you see the Cadillac in the dealership window and you've got to have it now.
But patience teaches you that twenty years from now, a Cadillac will still be in the window. You can get what you want eventually. And if you're patient, you won't miss anything along the way.'
Twenty years! By then, patience had turned me into a different man. When I trained for that fight against Michael Moorer in Las Vegas, I ran in the mountains. This time, I could see the sheep.
That's because when you're patient, you observe.
This time, I didn't try to do it all in the first round. I conserved myself. I observed. I waited for just the right moment in the tenth round to land my shot.
Patience influences every area of your life. When you're young, you see the Cadillac in the dealership window and you've got to have it now.
But patience teaches you that twenty years from now, a Cadillac will still be in the window. You can get what you want eventually. And if you're patient, you won't miss anything along the way.'