Good News, my Wife is Ill

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by Mr. Pockets


Beautiful.

I just called my wife. We're both leaving work right now and moving tomorrow.

Nick, would you mind swinging through KY and picking me up?

I live 9 miles from nowhere, just across the road from the Katy Meadow Slough.

[Mr. Pockets]

Originally posted by Aredubjay


Nick, would you mind swinging through KY and picking me up?

Yes.

[Andy]

Originally posted by Aredubjay


would you mind swinging through KY and picking me up?

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Now that statement has a completely different meaning over here

[CigarJohnny]

Originally posted by Andy


Now that statement has a completely different meaning over here

LOL! Andy, I think we both speak the same language I don't know what they speak where Randy lives but I sure hope it has a different meaning

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by Mr. Pockets


Yes.

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by Andy


Now that statement has a completely different meaning over here

I certainly can't be responsible for how your language is bent.

[svxistentialist]

Originally posted by Andy
not too bad though only the 'flu.

What this does mean though is that I am having to do the school runs. This consists of 5 miles each way along a smooth, windy, picturesque and fairly quiet coast road. 20 miles of twisties per day. As I am not allowed out much, this is great fun and a rare novelty.

I could of course take the inland route and get there in about the same time with a 2 mile journey in traffic, but that would be real stupidity.

Unfortunately, Sandra is looking a little better today, so the fun could soon be over.

Terrible, terrible thing to say about an Irishwoman. And a very pretty one at that!

Hey, Andy, if she recovers too soon, you could always borrow someone else's kids for the school run. No?

Joe

[Andy]

Originally posted by svxistentialist


Hey, Andy, if she recovers too soon, you could always borrow someone else's kids for the school run. No?

Joe

Nice idea Joe, the only trouble is that she would be taking our kids in the SVX so I would have to walk the others to school

[svxistentialist]

Originally posted by Mr. Pockets


Oh yeah? Well I live about 100 meters from Carpenter Road and about 2,000 meters from the bar on the corner!

Man...I'd have to say that I am so not in love with Michigan. Andy, I am rather envious - yours looks like a gorgeous place to live.

But what the heck is a '1988 Honda mid-engine?'

Before Andy posts the photos, my guess is it's a motorcycle.

"Bent" language, did I hear you say Randy??

Joe

[Andy]

Originally posted by svxistentialist


Before Andy posts the photos, my guess is it's a motorcycle.

"

Guess again Joe

*Clue* it has 6 wheels

[svxistentialist]

Originally posted by Andy


Guess again Joe

*Clue* it has 6 wheels

You have a 2-seat lawnmower???

You smug bugger!

Well then we have His and Hers. His is the one that starts and runs and actually cuts the grass.

[Mr. Pockets]

Originally posted by Andy


Guess again Joe

*Clue* it has 6 wheels

I was gonna guess something like this:

http://tinyurl.com/3mtg

But then I remembered that your sig says that the vehicle has 87k miles on it.

[Andy]

Here is a photo as promised. I will try to get a clearer one later

[svxistentialist]

Originally posted by Andy
Here is a photo as promised. I will try to get a clearer one later

OK, the phantom Honda. You show us a photo of something used in the production of John Carpenter's "The Fog".



I presume with your line of business it is a van or a pick-up. Not a precursor of the NSX then?

Did the nurse have cold hands??

Joe

[svxistentialist]

Come to think of it, the lawnmower would have had more street cred. Remember George Jones??

Joe