When I need more soap I ask my wife to "please pick me up that special 7 in 1 soap" for me. Translation: pick up the biggest bottle of shampoo when at Costco.
barefootcyborg5000 said:
Joke is on you, you drove to Kansas!
I have no idea what they are talking about.
NickD said:
Sending this is one of the single best things a friend or mine has ever done with his phone.
johndej said:
"Solo II" does sound a lot better than "Alone II"
914Driver said:
My standard response to that one is "Clean out the car and find all the white sheets you can while I forward your number on to Mr. Wolf."
Snowdoggie (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
My standard response to that one is "Clean out the car and find all the white sheets you can while I forward your number on to Mr. Wolf."
"The boss isn't going to like that. We're sending Legs and The Nose over to pick you up."
Snowdoggie (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
My standard response to that one is "Clean out the car and find all the white sheets you can while I forward your number on to Mr. Wolf."
Your standard response? Does this happen a lot?
NickD said:
Jeeps used to have "Jeep" stamped in the sides.
In the late 70s or early 80s, the dies wore out and AMC didn't really have the money for new ones, so they let the Es just turn into round blanks and they put "Jeep" letters in sticker form over the stamped letters.
Jeep enthusiasts call these later CJs "Joops".
Keith Tanner said:Snowdoggie (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
My standard response to that one is "Clean out the car and find all the white sheets you can while I forward your number on to Mr. Wolf."
Your standard response? Does this happen a lot?
Usually not with the wood chipper.
Snowdoggie (Forum Supporter) said:Keith Tanner said:Snowdoggie (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
My standard response to that one is "Clean out the car and find all the white sheets you can while I forward your number on to Mr. Wolf."
Your standard response? Does this happen a lot?
Usually not with the wood chipper.
That's a good reason to plump for the good, tractor-pto-driven chipper, not the cheap 5 horse Briggs engine one at Lowe's.
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