This is in response to a comment made on the last post
Or, I could just strap it on the roof rack of the Country Squire (see picture above). Only problem would be that if the wagon was full, it would take me 17.437 trips to get everyone and everything home with the spare. But, I’d probably just drive the flat somewhere to get it repaired.
Or, I could just strap it on the roof rack of the Country Squire (see picture above). Only problem would be that if the wagon was full, it would take me 17.437 trips to get everyone and everything home with the spare. But, I’d probably just drive the flat somewhere to get it repaired. I'm glad you could hear the accent, one of the drawbacks with electronic communication is that you loose a lot of the nuances of voice tone, body language. Several times I've had things that were meant to be jokes taken seriously, or simply taken the wrong way. Glad you know me well enough to know the way I mean things.....
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I'm so glad to see I sparked your imagination. ;)
Now I'm getting great visual images of you heaving this little red car (what is it, anyway? It looks kinda like a Smartcar.) on top of the station wagon and driving over to the park for the photo. (But don't try to photograph that, please. You could hurt yourself.)
You are having fun with photoshop this week, aren't you?
Great post. It's the first thing that's made me laugh today.
Glad I made you laugh, and don't worry, I'm not going to actually do it. That would mean I would have to buy one of those things, and that ain't gonna happen in the near future.
Well, if you did buy one, it'd half to be
car #54 1/2.
Geez, typo.
I ruined my own punchline.
it was supposed to be "have" to be, not "half" to be.
grrr.
Ahh, I knew what you meant. Actually, I thought you did that on purpose - a play on words because it was 54 and a half...
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