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I had a picture of a truck in the absolute middle of nowhere, photo-chopped a FedEx truck with a broken windshield in it's place, and you were holding the cardboard sign that said "hit owl, need ride back to town".

Just make sure to get the heavy duty roll.

Sorry for your loss, and nice video.

I was looking for a picture...funny how that works, I just saw the picture not long ago. But when a picture knows you're looking for it it hides or something. It was a picture of mowerman when he hit the owl and broke his windshield. Oh well, it'll turn up later, when i'm not looking for it. Meanwhile, I saw this one. I don't always fall in my own back yard, sometimes I fall over in Florida, in somebody else's yard- or driveway in this case. I was holding a dog and the dog took off unexpectedly and pulled me over. Consuming a large quantity of alcohol before had nothing to do with it.

I found this picture I took of the big guy crossing the bay bridge, headed to Delaware. The secret service pickup truck is right behind him.

I get e-mail from some place all the time that offers to convert VHS tapes to a DVD. I still have a lot of VHS tapes, one good one of my mud racing and the mud bog truck that is broken. I've been meaning to try to take it apart and try to tape it back together, but I'm kind of afraid I'll ruin it completely. Funny thing, I bought a combination DVD player and VCR one time. I thought it would be a pretty decent one, it was a Magnavox. And the DVD player quit working pretty quick, but the VCR still works, it's just not hooked up right now.

I was about 23-24 here.

Since we're going down that road...I was around 30 here.

I'm fatter and grayer than you are!

I found homeless Bob.

here's professor Bob in action. I have a picture of homeless Bob too, haven't seen it yet.

here's Bob the executive.

I was looking for a picture a few minutes ago and ran across this one of professor Bob, an oldie but goody. I'll never find the one i'm looking for anyway, because i'm looking for it. I should have organized them better- which would mean having them organized at all. It's the same as dumping about 20,000 pictures of various subjects into a cardboard box then trying to find the picture of the Sleepy's Mattress truck on the Annapolis Bay Bridge.

I hope that's not at Rosie O'donell's house- no, wait, on the other hand...

Thank you.

Well, I did see this one- she said "would you come with me please?'' So I said ''duh...ok". So I followed her into an examining room that actually looked just like the restroom. Then she said "could you help me with this?" So I said "what?..can't you tie a knot?..what do I look like, a knotical expert or something?" So she said ''fine then, i'll just do it myself''. Then this nurse came in and said ''I can help". So I said "great, I didn't have time anyway, i'm outa here!''. Apparently she wasn't a knotical expert either, it took them about 15 minutes to get everything tied up, and they both came out grinning like they had made some major accomplishment. I really could have tied that string in 15 seconds.

reminds me of that new sweater he was wearing the other day...

I went to Danville with Zina from Gladys to her dr's appointment this morning. I saw all these trucks lined up at J & J Truck Sales, which is right next door to Atkinson Truck Sales. Between them they have about 8 million trucks for sale, I used to see dump trucks with their mud flaps all over the country. But this green dump one really caught my eye, I really like that color. That's a crappy picture too, but not too bad for a drive-by shot taken with a phone I guess. The dr's office we were at was actually in a building that used to be part of the famous Dan River Mills. It was a 4 story building and on the first floor there was a room that was a small museum I guess, it had displays and pictures of the tobacco warehouses that used to be there, the textile mills... and this display about the wreck of the old 97. Very interesting. There's a tank museum in Danville too, in the old Disston Tool plant. We haven't been there yet, but it's on our bucket list.

There's a lot of things I don't like on the Zinamobile. I have the '87 F150 and a 2016 Impala. The Impala's a great car, I love it. But Zina traded her Accord for a new CR-V last year, and it takes some getting used to. If you get out and take 2 steps away the doors lock automatically, kind of a pain in the ass if you're carrying groceries in or something. It also has the lane departure thing, and if you change lanes without using the turn signal the steering wheel starts shaking, and it tries to take control and bring you back into the lane you're trying to get out of. I can reach in my car and start it with the key, hers won't start unless your foot's on the brake when you push the button. There's a lot more stuff I don't even know about it, and like I told Mark, vision386 here, the other night, the dang owners manual looks like the phone book, it's about 600 pages.

That reminds me of hauling pulp wood to Westvaco in Covington...sort of. I was running with Running Bear one day, and he said he bought an exercise bike at a yard sale. The guy that was selling it said he used it for a while, got tired of it, and after a while he just used it to hang his clothes on. So Running Bear said he bought it, used it for a while, got tired of it, then just used it to hang his clothes on. So I said "I could use an exercise bike". So I bought it, used it a while, got tired of it, then just used it to hang clothes on. 🤣 True story.

OK, thanks Bob.