What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    Cucumbers, dressing that contains vinegar, onions, and hard boiled eggs are the regular home nauseators.
     
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    Well, now we know why you never made it out of the 4th grade....LOL
     
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    ‘Olhand Cantankerous Crusty

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    Well Bless her heart
     
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    Try this... Supposed to be longest word in the English language... broke down as you would pronounce it...

    homo eidio hetero somono phono glossus

    To describe things that sound alike, are spelled alike, but mean different things in different languages...
    (ie) Brassiere, English, woman undergarment... French, sidewalk cafe
     
  5. JoeyJunk

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    Some spaces are. A large majority are free.
     
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    Haha. I see what you did there. I opted for bacon and macaroni and cheese. I wanted biscuits and gravy but it was late and the gravy was gone. Such a heartbreaking end to my day.
     
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    If my memory serves they had a lot of large rocks all over that parking area. Most of the time when I was going through there I was going up I 81. I would stop at the fish hook a few miles up the road.
     
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    How can it be the longest word in the English language when it's like 6 words?
     
  9. JoeyJunk

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    One thing I never got around to is buying a spare alternator to carry with me. Well yesterday during my pre-trip I saw that the case had cracked where the bolt goes through. Belts were loose but not too terrible. It was 1730. All parts stores in area closed at 1700. I didn’t want to chance it So I went across the street to the TA. I was at the J.

    Standard/common Delco alternator was $482!!!!!!!! That DID NOT include installation. That was just me buying it and walking out the door with shame and a sore B-hole.

    Made it through the night and went to Fleetpride this morning. $250. TA will be getting theirs back. Eff them…..except for their fuel and the food occasionally.
     
  10. JoeyJunk

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    The rocks are still here along the interstate side of lot.