Tom Picciani
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Dropped off Hunter at kennel Monday. Picking him up around 4. Miss my buddy!
Pennsylvania Stat parks do not allow pets. And I can’t house him in a tent if I go out to eat. I would need a camper, which I can’t afford right now. But not a bad idea.Take him along next time. Tape 4 red LEDs to his paws so he doesn't get stepped on.
Pennsylvania Stat parks do not allow pets. And I can’t house him in a tent if I go out to eat. I would need a camper, which I can’t afford right now. But not a bad idea.
What if you act a little nutty and call him your therapy pet.
The Price is Right had a completely redone Mustang and it was only valued at $27,500.A friend came by today to show me his new car. All new construction, but a 1955 Chevy BelAir. I choked when he said he spent $185k for it.View attachment 13058
A friend came by today to show me his new car. All new construction, but a 1955 Chevy BelAir. I choked when he said he spent $185k for it.View attachment 13058
He has serious heart problems. Just got out of the hospital after staying there 2 months. He said he has to go under the knife next week, so I'm sure he wants a bit of enjoyment before facing reality. He was my neighbor when I was ages 2-5. We moved but been my buddy for 60 years. His dad died 2 weeks after retirement at the age of 65. He is a realist, but damn, that's alot of moola. He just made me go out and buy $40 in Powerball tickets. Maybe I too will be able to get something fun to drive.Can’t take the money with you when you go so why not enjoy it while you still can. No way I could spend that much on a car but I’m sure I’d find other ways to make it disappear just as quickly.
If nothing else it would be funny to watch.Pennsylvania Stat parks do not allow pets. And I can’t house him in a tent if I go out to eat. I would need a camper, which I can’t afford right now. But not a bad idea.
Just buy one. If you bought $5,000 of them it wouldn't really increase your odds.He has serious heart problems. Just got out of the hospital after staying there 2 months. He said he has to go under the knife next week, so I'm sure he wants a bit of enjoyment before facing reality. He was my neighbor when I was ages 2-5. We moved but been my buddy for 60 years. His dad died 2 weeks after retirement at the age of 65. He is a realist, but damn, that's alot of moola. He just made me go out and buy $40 in Powerball tickets. Maybe I too will be able to get something fun to drive.
If someone builds a car from the ground up it's going to cost a lot more than a factory built one and the price doesn't surprise me. For that price I'm sure there's not a single part of that car that doesn't look pretty.A friend came by today to show me his new car. All new construction, but a 1955 Chevy BelAir. I choked when he said he spent $185k for it.View attachment 13058
I hope you have better luck than I did a couple weeks ago. I kenneled Coc for the first time a couple weeks ago. When I picked her up she had Kennel cough. Our vet where the kennel is says it isn't their fault, but my dog didn't have any symtoms before and had not been around any other dogs before this. We are now talking of changing vets but the groomer we have is also in the same building and is tied to them.Dropped off Hunter at kennel Monday. Picking him up around 4. Miss my buddy!
You're correct. This car was built by Metalworks, in Eugene, Oregon. Here is a video of the build.If someone builds a car from the ground up it's going to cost a lot more than a factory built one and the price doesn't surprise me. For that price I'm sure there's not a single part of that car that doesn't look pretty.
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