mx5red
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10 year old candy, dried out sharpie and super glue, and dead batteries.. samesies

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10 year old candy, dried out sharpie and super glue, and dead batteries.. samesies

He did not stick the landing.
Glad I'm not alone. Add a couple bent 20 year old baseball cards, a cigarette lighter, and a matchbook from some random bar and I swear you just opened my Mom's knick-knack kitchen drawer.

My Beagle is my 1st Line Supervisor when I am under the Jeep.
I had a golden name Jake. He was my inspector. What ever I was working on. He was there giving it the eyeball. If I was on a creeper. He would lay across my legs.My Beagle is my 1st Line Supervisor when I am under the Jeep.
Those are for when she shuts off the lights and wants you to find her. Basically like runway landing lights. Also think of it as a red dot sight. You know where the target is.
Yeah, something about being on the ground at their level they love. Dogs are nice distraction from the task at hand. Kids though, a menace and deserving of verbal threats to get away.I had a golden name Jake. He was my inspector. What ever I was working on. He was there giving it the eyeball. If I was on a creeper. He would lay across my legs.

When my daughter was 5yrs old. She used to sit on my lap and help me reload bullets. She did that until she was about 8 yrs old. She knew more about reloading then some guys who been doing it for 10 yrs.Yeah, something about being on the ground at their level they love. Dogs are nice distraction from the task at hand. Kids though, a menace and deserving of verbal threats to get away.![]()
I thought it was the game “red light green light” for adults.Those are for when she shuts off the lights and wants you to find her. Basically like runway landing lights. Also think of it as a red dot sight. You know where the target is.