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Rainy Day Auto said:
is that National ?
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At "participating" branches... Whatever that means...

Read the article in the link for details... Just tell them that you are a Golden State Warriors fan... (Even if you're not...)

You could always be out of town or have a family member local to the team so you are an out-of-state fan....
 
goldfish65 said:
That is very healthy and I admire your decisiveness and drive in life.
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I have a new job and I have met new people and I am getting old, so things change.

I will always be Mopar or No car because I feel the cars got me through highs and lows and I have had a million miles of mopar fun, but now it's time for some of these cars to be stationed to a new post with a new owner and hopefully the beat goes on.
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
prolly keeping my valiant wagon but I might list it on CL and let fate decide, if someone ponys up some cash so be it, but if it's still there after a month or so, then it is meant to be.
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Two bees or not to bees, that is the question.... :D

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Rainy Day Auto said:
I have a new job and I have met new people and I am getting old, so things change.

I will always be Mopar or No car because I feel the cars got me through highs and lows and I have had a million miles of mopar fun, but now it's time for some of these cars to be stationed to a new post with a new owner and hopefully the beat goes on.
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I got to that place myself. I just have one more , my 66 Dart I want to finish, then I will just enjoy tinkering and driving them.
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
I have a new job and I have met new people and I am getting old, so things change.

I will always be Mopar or No car because I feel the cars got me through highs and lows and I have had a million miles of mopar fun, but now it's time for some of these cars to be stationed to a new post with a new owner and hopefully the beat goes on.
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not old - just older... :thumbsup:
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
31 this week, so it's all downhill from here.

I spotted a white hair already, I think I better start preparing my will :( LOL
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ScampMike said:
some of the best years of your life are after 30
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30 - 45 is your prime... Still young and athletic, but with some experience and knowledge...

Then your body starts to have "issues" as you get older.... :BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead:
 
what really gets to me is how people I don't know around me are treating me like I am old now.

they say "ma'am" and the other day I was at the DMV and some teenage boy offered his chair for me to sit down but he looked at me like I am some kind senior citizen or something.

that never happened when I was younger.
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
what really gets to me is how people I don't know around me are treating me like I am old now.

they say "ma'am" and the other day I was at the DMV and some teenage boy offered his chair for me to sit down but he looked at me like I am some kind senior citizen or something.

that never happened when I was younger.
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THAT THERE IS HILARIOUS!!!! :rofl:
 
So im at the golf course, A beautiful young lady behind the counter asks "you want the senior discount"? NO WAY.....how much? 25 dollars...ok.:rofl:
 
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