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lol tbh i was expecting something more like N365... my great uncle on my grandfathers side use to have a cow farm.. when we would ask their names hed reply "its right there on tags hanging from their ears... thats all the name they need... silly youngins always wanting to name things"
lol tbh i was expecting something more like N365... my great uncle on my grandfathers side use to have a cow farm.. when we would ask their names hed reply "its right there on tags hanging from their ears... thats all the name they need... silly youngins always wanting to name things"
79D! I lose track of the names pretty quickly and would have to ask the kids which one is which, but they still take pictures of every one and count down until the next one is due. And they never forget who gets to name the next one!
Heading to the farm come up on this truck that’s slowing down with a huge plume of grey-white, mostly white which didn’t appear in the air earlier on the road. Going slow, decides to turn, out of state plates. Not a good place.
It was nasty when he accelerated off the shoulder and the slight uphill from the church. I had to grab the phone and code in so by then he was slight downhill coasting 25 in a 35 by the time I had camera up. That was a zoom in, and by the time I followed on Memorial he was off pedal. Wasn’t a head gasket but a think an injector went.
Went to put anti rattle clips on my Durango's front brakes and saw that the pads are worn out. Off to Advance Auto. I do like having a garage to work in when the weather is crappy, I wish one bay was longer so my Ex could fit in both sides.
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