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Just kidding Bob. You should know by now that we have no interest in meaningful posts. But.....make some kind of inane post and we'll all jump in there and post like crazy. We just can't help it
It's not like me to avoid a big old pool of inane drivel. Don Knotts was from my home town. There's another red-tailed hawk chick in the tree out back. We had a nice dinner for our anniversary last night.
I can always contribute to one of these threads...
Got my Mustang shirt on and am headed to visit the in-laws today. My Father-In-Law is semi retired but is still selling Fords. He sold the Ford franchise to the former Lincoln/Mercury dealer (you know what happened there) in their small town. His old Ford garage is awaiting the wrecking ball. Man how I wish I could buy it. Would be the ultimate man cave.
Going to attend the local cruise night tonight with my son. He has an "antique" 1986 Beemer. I wish I had that Jones type money to scour the country and find my son a truck to wrench on...
Just kidding Bob. You should know by now that we have no interest in meaningful posts. But.....make some kind of inane post and we'll all jump in there and post like crazy. We just can't help it
Bobby
You know, I've noticed that. I am guilty of perpetuating some of the go no where, unconnected posts. I promise I won't do it again until next time.
Originally Posted by The Horvaths
It's not like me to avoid a big old pool of inane drivel. Don Knotts was from my home town. There's another red-tailed hawk chick in the tree out back. We had a nice dinner for our anniversary last night.
Man, that's a lot like the good percentage of Facebook posts.
Originally Posted by Rojak
I can always contribute to one of these threads...
Got my Mustang shirt on and am headed to visit the in-laws today. My Father-In-Law is semi retired but is still selling Fords. He sold the Ford franchise to the former Lincoln/Mercury dealer (you know what happened there) in their small town. His old Ford garage is awaiting the wrecking ball. Man how I wish I could buy it. Would be the ultimate man cave.
Going to attend the local cruise night tonight with my son. He has an "antique" 1986 Beemer. I wish I had that Jones type money to scour the country and find my son a truck to wrench on...
Two things Rob, "1986" is not an antique year. No matter how far into the future we go, "1986" will never be an antique. Nothing after 1962 can be an antique and nothing after "1972" can be a classic. Sorry, just not right.
Second, if you had "Jones type money" you'd be in a lot of trouble. Now if I had "Central Illinois Flatlander money" I'd be as happy as a pig in mud. Now that's real money. I've seen the fancy family land holdings and the car/truck and tractor collection, now that's some nice stuff.
You can post as many as you want, two different ways.
First way is to have your images stored somewhere on the net, the gallery you can set up here on FTE or a place like Photobuck or Flickr. You will need to insert the URL of the image by clicking on the icon at the top of the dialog box. You need the complete URL.
The second way is to become a supporter of FTE, it's $20 for a year. By becoming a supporter you can upload directly from your computer
You can post as many as you want, two different ways.
First way is to have your images stored somewhere on the net, the gallery you can set up here on FTE or a place like Photobuck or Flickr. You will need to insert the URL of the image by clicking on the icon at the top of the dialog box. You need the complete URL.
The second way is to become a supporter of FTE, it's $20 for a year. By becoming a supporter you can upload directly from your computer
We changed to a new photo uploader a couple weeks ago. You no longer have to be a supporter to post directly from your computer. Every member can now do it.
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