Sounds to me like your SS needs looked into and revise the rulings.

Do you have an attorney working for you?

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kmhowe72 wrote: hay thats a cute oneThanks...but he doesn't think so! LOL

I call mine "The ever ready bunny"

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"Click it or get a ticket" is Pennsylvania's motto. Yep, wear mine. Don't think it would be too cool to be stopped by the law when we maintain their fleet of vehicles.

Aidan

My day started off by getting up to go to work, went into the kitchen to make a pot of coffee and had none to make! Always have a can in reserve. Guess I had better stock up.

Then, unexpected Floridian friends show up at work to spend the day while they are in town.

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Yes, Awesome show! POW and Black Widow Choppers were my favorites! A guy in our town just bought an OCC Chopper. Dropped $65 grand for that baby. What a sweet ride!

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Far Rider wrote: hahahaha very good! How about when one dreams and the other fulfills the dream?
I'll go for that!!!!!!!!;)

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Ah, Far Rider....got the flame still flickering....sweet!;) Keep it burning hon!

Accountable wrote: Why am I getting visions of Val Kilmer?
....becuz you're thinking about Val Kilmer????

Huckberry Cobbler...you bet! That's a great pie!

K.Snyder wrote: Funny how i only see that ,after people have reached 60.:wah:
60??????? Not!!!!!!!! Find the right person, one can communicate at an earlier age! Gotta have romance, spontaneity, lots of surprises to keep that flame a flickering! :-4

[QUOTE=jasmund]- Did someone say pie, yes!!!!!!!!!

Yep, you guessed it , scooped it up and ate what I could salvage!!!!

-Primitive, yeah maybe, but a true pie lover.

Ah....my kind of person!!!!!!!!! (Waste not, want not!)

:-4 No side by side computers....

I have the computer, he has the remote to TV!

Betty Boop wrote: Hell, do men like that really exist????

Can't find any here in Cornwall!!
:D When with them long enough, they can be trained!

nvalleyvee wrote: Yeah but would you make him brush his teeth before he kissed you after eating that.
You bet!!!!

Lon wrote: Real men love hot mince pie with melted cheddar cheese.
Ummmm.....nice to know what a real man likes!

Just good old peach pie drenched in vanilla ice cream.....sweet!!!;)

Peach pie my favorite....

Mincemeat---yuck!

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Thanks robinseggs for understanding. No fast food for nearly 50 miles, so the animals don't have a clue what they are missing. I feel truly blessed to reside where I do and reap the enjoyment of God's creatures.

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