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Not again, Agnes.

I'm so glad I bought this boot at an auction, I can park anywhere!

She wearing a one piece thingy (bodysuit?), which I approve of.

Finally stumbled on this picture, me at 8 years old with my Uncle John and his Mack RS600L, the first semi truck I ever rode in. I still remember it vividly, we hauled dog food that day. This is probably the reason I like big rigs.

Try again.

I'm guessing you run it and shut it off, or is it continuesly running while you are using the pool? I'd think it would hold the temp for a long enough period to swing without having it on, after it got to temp. @RustyRatRod I know the heater for my old hot tub, approximately 900 gallons, took...

Thank you!!! I was just trying to remember what NO MA'AM stood for. One of the greatest shows in TV, ever.

I'll take the one in orange.

15!

After making how many millions of dollars he's worth (370M currently, grows 30M a year), I think it's pretty shitty to sue a broke college student for 2M. It's not like the kid made a fortune off that video. If Lars was just starting out, I'd agree, but not after having hundreds of millions...

Lars is a POS.

I went to a show a few years back, and I joked that maybe I'd see a Brockway, it was the only name I didn't see. Well over 300 trucks, but that was the only absent nameplate. A hell of a show, but I walked away missing a few percent.

Those IH trucks were every here when I was a kid, I remember a ton of buses with that nose. Side note, I used to make the air ducts for under the dash in the early 2000's for IH trucks.

If it was still under warranty I'd be a player. :lol:

Just setting us up for the fall.

"I almost had you!"

:rofl:

You even posted an Al Bundy video with that very door!

Here's another one for John

You don't realize, but I had a chain of flashbacks to all my friends houses when I was a kid. Easily 20% had that type of door.

That door was in a lot of houses when I was young, and I'm just pushing 50.

Thanks @Kern Dog!

What's on the turtles?

Gives a whole new meaning to "It takes a village".