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I bought a couple of the Moebius late 60 F100's

A roughly $200 million residential development in Oakley (N of Cincinnati) has started with the demolition of vacant industrial buildings. Three Oaks, a 30-acre development that will transform a portion of the neighborhood, has begun with the demolition of the 800,000-square-foot former Kenner Toy factory, which will include a mix of single-family homes, apartments and senior housing. Three Oaks will be used as an example on how to enhance an existing neighborhood and community by adding a pedestrian-friendly approach for amenities within walking distance......Three Oaks will replace an abandoned industrial site “with a thriving, urban, pedestrian area.”

Denver Broncos had 1,800 'fans' from South Park in attendance today!

Proper term is 'foster failure'......and congratulations for joining that club! The pet food pantry (closed a few years ago)/dog rescue (currently winding down operations) I worked with in the past fostered all the dogs they picked up from shelters. I said I could never be one of their fosters as one you are in my house, it's their furever home!

Coors gave free samples.....the Mint was not amused when I asked for the same

I appreciate the dark side humor!!

From the last of the season local cars and coffee...... This is the only way I care to see one of these! (not in the rear view mirror with the light show going on!

About 20 years ago, I had to go to Denver for business so the nerd in me wanted to go to the mint. As part of the tour, the guide asked how many people have spare change laying in a drawer, car console, etc. and of course everyone raised their hands. He went on to say if everyone in the country put that back into circulation at one time, they would have to shut down the mint for three years.

I try to avoid to 'live' line for many reasons: Cashier that feels the need to discuss with you every item you are purchasing Cashier that gives your $0.90 in change as all dimes as they never mastered that quarters/dimes/nickels breakdown Cashier that asks if you want to sign up for a credit card, join the shoppers club, donate to the store's cause, etc...... Get behind the shopper who is digging for the $0.10 off coupon Get behind the shopper that feels the need to explain to the cashier how Colon Blow 3000 has changed their life Thanks for bagging the rotisserie chicken with the ice cream and stick butter As for the one that goes digging for their payment source, the wife gets embarrassed as I frequently express my surprise that we weren't shopping on free grocery day!

If you dated or were a personal acquaintance with the person featured on US Currency, you should not be permitted to use the self check out at the store! Seriously, I was at WM this morning and there was an elderly lady elbow deep in her purse digging for pennies to put into the machine. Meanwhile, the other seven machines had customers come and go (in some cases twice)! I've been eligible to join AARP myself for half a decade now, but if I'm using cash I may put in something close but certainly not performing a deep excavation for that last few cents.

Anyone bought a car on-line (other than eBay)? I had to replace mine recently and went to the local CarMax lot. I was looking at the Chrysler 300S and all the cars on the lot looked like they took a shortcut through the shrubs and badly scratched on both sides! I can buy on-line and get it shipped to the local CarMax but their version of great condition and mine didn't line up. Left there and went to a local, well respected dealership (whom I've bought from before) to look at a 300S in bright blue, again in 'excellent condition' per their on-line website. Apparently the previous owners were the Duke boys as there was a huge dent in the rocker panel that it cause the front drivers side vendor to bow outward.

I know that I will never find all three in stores unless they look like they've been punted from the store room to the shelf out front......

According to the off brand Yellow Pages that was tossed on the porch Friday, there are still FIVE Toys-R-Us in the area....... In the words of Homer Simpson....."they have the Internet on computers now!" Who uses a phone book?

Rail cars (hauling cars) too tall for the bridge https://www.yahoo.com/autos/watch-freight-train-loaded-cars-151400617.html

Willkommen an Bord! Humor me.....it's one of the few times I get the chance to use the German I took for two year back in high school Incredible paint finish on the '55 Ford!!

Sincerest condolences to you and your family. I'm sure that was not easy to share but it's a great way to honor your son encouraging others to reach out. Jeff

My oldest adopted a 11 week old Golden......Sadie

Got an e-mail today from FedEx that my package was delivered....on August 21st! Um NO! I already contacted the seller and they issued the credit as it was showing 'pending' on FedEx tracker for ten days. The seller was only a four hour drive from my house!! Tracker shows it was delivered at the front door. It may have been (at least not my front door) but it went missing for almost three weeks so hopefully someone else enjoys it

Nooooooooooooooo!!!!!! Lubys has filed for Chapter 7, which means Fuddruckers will be going away! While on vacation in Myrtle Beach last year, I would have off-roaded the rental car to get in there (fortunately the wife was driving). I teach the teenager the joys of clogging an artery and later a toilet but soon they will be gone......

Beauty (2005 Gallardo w/ 15,000 miles coming to the gas station) and the Beast (blown w/ nitrous) about a mile apart......

When I worked part time at Dick's Sporting Goods, that was my only complaint. Things would get moved and no notice. I'm old school and appreciate customer service so I hated having a customer asking for something in team sports and I would walk them to where it was yesterday afternoon when I worked. Today it's two aisles over and on an end cap.

I would like to see the MPC Off Road version make an appearance.....

Just burned the $25 coupon on eBay on a pair of these.....(one for me and one for the teenager)

The Cincinnati Reds were letter the Big Red Machine slowly slip away after back to back World series titles when they traded for Tom the following year. They didn't give up that much for a pitcher of his quality. The local news was replaying his post game interview of his no hitter. Gotta love his unemotional statement of going out to go get another one. A major accomplishment, but remained humble (in comparison to today's athletes) and not on a pedestal "everyone stop and look at me" RIP #41