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krapposelli wrote:Afternoon. We have the Chevy Venture mini-van with the auto sliding doors. As much as I hate to say I drive a mini-van, it's so much better than a 4-door car. When son was smaller, it was so much easier to get them in/out of their car seat because it was at the right height. When we have to squeeze an extra person into our 4-door car, it's quite squishy.

Our sliding door windows don't roll down. I know the Mazda MPV's did (co-worker has one) and I think Honda's or someboy else has that now too. We're not big window down people, so it wasn't an issue for us.

I'm off to go get some Chinese food in the unknown driving conditions. I'll be eating next door at my s-i-l's, so I won't be back for a while. Wish me luck.

Do enjoy, I miss Chinese food. . . As soon as baby can eat soy (or doesn't nurse) I am going to gorge myself on good Chinese food!

SkekTek wrote:We don't have a garage (at least, not one that fits cars) so thats not a problem!

Your kids might like this, I have been driving it a while.

Raining wrote:Your kids might like this, I have been driving it a while.

Very cute, but something tells me that doesn't fit three carseats and a stroller.

And back . . . been preppin' and startin' dinner . . .

daj59 wrote:Howdy. I'm solo this weekend so my dinner prep will probably sound like "Riiiipppppp."

one word: Beano

<chortle>

By the way, what is today's sig s'pose to be?

I just looked at the shirt derby and there is a design with dentures in a glass. Sweet Mercy.

daj59 wrote:It's a dandelion.

oh


What's it doing?

daj59 wrote:A lot of people didn't like them because they were built on a truck frame -- drove like a truck. I actually liked that. It had tons of room and the custom ones (we had one of those as well) were great.

I also miss my Volvo wagon. I may get another Volvo for my next car but that'll be a few years.

I've driven lots of trucks, my first "car" was a runt truck. The astro vans my Mom had only drove like one truck I've ever driven and that was my grandpas abused 1/4 ton farm truck that had a warped frame, burned more oil than gas, and I used to drive (since I was 6) to get a ton of grain for the hogs. Not a pleasant experience. I think my dad was happy when the van was in a wreck driving down the ski hill (and he was driving).

daj59 wrote:Oh This is bad

They're bein' mean to Michael Foxx!!!

daj59 wrote:It's an infinitely looping zoom. Think drugs.

Think vomit . . .

MMMmmm . . . dinner was gooooooood tonight!!

daj59 wrote:Whadja have???? Whadja have????

chicken breasts with parmesan cheese, buttered garlic noodles, green beans, and five cheese Texas toast . . . and a Dr. Pepper.

daj59 wrote:Mmmmmmmmm. Does sound good. I'm not hungry enough to prowl through the pantry yet.

You had a good lunch. I haven't had a decent French Dip sammich in a loooong time.

daj59 wrote:Yeah, I do love a good French Dip sandwich and theirs is good. Even better when I don't have to pay!

You may not have had to pay, but what's it gonna cost you? I mean, you did say your boss took you out, right?

daj59 wrote:Vendor that did training. Boss wasn't even there today.

What kind of ?software?

daj59 wrote:Another gif I have refrained from using. Funny movie though in a crass sort of way.

An albino rhino baby or a bleached rhino turd??

daj59 wrote:Hardware theft tracking for the schools.

Must be a big problem if ya gotta have software to track it!!

daj59 wrote:Have you seen the movie?

What movie?

daj59 wrote:Ace Ventura.

Here's the clip. Dang funny He's ease-dropping on a couple of guys and things go wrong.

Musta been a sequel I didn't see ... (pssst . . . "eavesdropping")

daj59 wrote:And you say I'M violent

Well, everything has extremes . . .