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[89AKurt]

Pudding tastes like paste. 🤪

[Ace-Garageguy]

Paste may taste like pudding instead of pudding tasting like paste, so how can you be sure either way?

[slusher]

way back when I was young K mart was my favorite place to shop for models in the 70’s long  isle of cars and trucks, and semi trucks and trailers…

[Rodent]

Trailers of upcoming movies that last 30 minutes before the feature film is a major reason why we don't go to movie theatres now.

[Tim W. SoCal]

Now and then we stumble across some fortuitous situation that makes us feel really good.

[Rodent]

Good & Plenty is a candy that I never liked very much because I don't like licorice.

[slusher]

Good time to stay indoors and build models"..

[NOBLNG]

Licorice is not a flavour that I like, but twizzlers and nibs are another story.

Edited Sunday at 12:54 PM by NOBLNG

[Tim W. SoCal]

Story time can get really preposterous around fire pits or campfires when too much alcohol makes its contributions.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Contributions to a retirement fund can be tough to make if you're just barely getting by, but it would be smart to go without that daily $7 latte to start building something to get you through geezerhood.

[thatz4u]

Geezerhood is NOT an area of town populated by people over the age of 65. 

[Ace-Garageguy]

65 was a long time ago, but I'm planning to double that (which I'll have to do to get to everything I have planned and/or already started).  

[Tim W. SoCal]

That plan sounds like a winner and I wish you the best of a happy, healthy, prosperous future.

[Ace-Garageguy]

"Future" could terminate literally any minute, but I've decided to behave like I'm going to live forever, and just get on with it.  

[Tim W. SoCal]

It is a well known fact for those of us that have made it in life passed middle age that tomorrow is not guaranteed and the end can come at any given moment, so we plan for tomorrow and live for today.

[Ace-Garageguy]

"Today" was never guaranteed the day before anyway, and when I look back on some of the stuff I've done, I'm probably living on borrowed time anyway...so what the jello.  

[NOBLNG]

Jello pudding tastes like paste, or so I’ve heard.

[Tim W. SoCal]

Heard words in my head right now are "Jello Salads used to have a large assortment of variations, but are now no longer popular."

[Ace-Garageguy]

Popular car colors that top the list are still white, black, gray, and silver; can you say "boring" boys and girls?

[slusher]

Girls at one time liked cars with colors bright but you can only buy what they make..

[JollySipper]

Make a 'meep meep' sound in a late '60s Plymouth and everyone will know you have at least a 383 under the hood............

[Ace-Garageguy]

Hood ornaments that impale pedestrians have a certain appeal these days, as so many seem to think they own space and time and expect drivers to stop for them whenever/wherever they step off the curb.

           

Edited yesterday at 03:04 AM by Ace-Garageguy

[Tim W. SoCal]

Curb feelers, or "curb ticklers" were once a very popular aftermarket accessory that clamped onto the the lower right side front and rear of the rocker panel of passenger cars.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Cars caught my attention at a very early age, as did trains and airplanes and ships and earthmoving equipment...but cars were much more accessible than the rest of the machines I was enamored with.

[NOBLNG]

With that said, I would love to have a little front end loader.