03 Jan 19
@great-big-stees saidGood point, I just got stuck in the moment. I have to agree with you, mark that on a
Stick to what you currently do because as a poet...well 'nuff said.
calendar! 😉
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04 Jan 19
@very-rusty saidI stuck a gold star, prominently placed, on Jan 3rd, denoting this momentous of occasions.
Good point, I just got stuck in the moment. I have to agree with you, mark that on a
calendar! 😉
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04 Jan 19
@great-big-stees saidGreat, next time I get stuck on when I last agreed with you all I have to do is ask. 😉
I stuck a gold star, prominently placed, on Jan 3rd, denoting this momentous of occasions.
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04 Jan 19
@billyray saidLOL....So once again you got stuck in the Sticky Thread Game!!!! 😉
I got stuck for a good New Year's Resolution to make
So I decided to make my resolution a good one
I will never again post in the Sticky Thread Game!
That was an easy one to keep.
Or so I thought.
Maybe I broke it already.
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05 Jan 19
@billyray saidIt is ok, the Sticky Thread Game can be very addictive! 😉
I am keeping my New Year's Eve resolution!
I am sticking to it.
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06 Jan 19
@coquette saidUp until last year I used to stick my Mustang (a car not a horse) in the garage for the winter.
Not being sticky in 2019
Not yet, anyway
We'll, wasn't being sticky
Oh well, here we are
06 Jan 19
@great-big-stees saidWhy did you stick you Mustang in the garage for the winter? Why didn't you do it again?
Up until last year I used to stick my Mustang (a car not a horse) in the garage for the winter.
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@very-rusty saidSalted roads. My winter cars, after a few years, kept "dying" and I figured that rather than spending 2-3,000 dollars every few years for one I would be better off just rust proofing the "Stang" (a 2000 convertible) every fall. Oh and it now has 320,000km on it. I will now stick to driving it till it "dies".
Why did you stick you Mustang in the garage for the winter? Why didn't you do it again?
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06 Jan 19
@great-big-stees said198838.782 miles with the conversion from Km's, so close to 200,000 miles good use out of that car. I'd Stick with it, when you have more than one vehicle you got to drive them all or put them up.
Salted roads. My winter cars, after a few years, kept "dying" and I figured that rather than spending 2-3,000 dollars every few years for one I would be better off just rust proofing the "Stang" (a 2000 convertible) every fall. Oh and it now has 320,000km on it. I will now stick to driving it till it "dies".
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06 Jan 19
@very-rusty saidLiving, "in the country" we need more than one vehicle and we do but when we had three we stuck one in the garage using only two.
198838.782 miles with the conversion from Km's, so close to 200,000 miles good use out of that car. I'd Stick with it, when you have more than one vehicle you got to drive them all or put them up.
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06 Jan 19
@great-big-stees saidYes, I once lived in the country also. At one time we had no car at all. I used a bicycle as a young teenager to get around, walked, or sometimes would hitch-hiked. I know what it is like to be poor and stuck to limited transportation.
Living, "in the country" we need more than one vehicle and we do but when we had three we stuck one in the garage using only two.
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