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This is no joke guys, get it done. They use to recommend starting at 50, but I believe they changed that to 45. Had my first one at 51. There are two kind of polyps, if I understand it correctly. I had three, and not the good kind. Pre-cancerous. Second one, I had two, same kind. I've had three...

First Blue Healer I had, had never been in the house. Got really cold, and my ex felt sorry for him, and brought him in the house. laid out a horse blanket for him, and he never left it, until we let him out. Another I had, wouldn't go in the doghouse either. Brought her in the house one time...

Admittedly, I’ve not really had a conversation about this with a lot of young people with student loans, but so far I’ve not had any saying they were for it. As a matter of fact, most have been paying on theirs, and are opposed to it. It looks to me like it is just the politicians trying to buy...

14 here.

Has anyone heard from Ab7fh? (Rick). Hasn’t been on for over a month. Regular poster.

His quick draw was legendary. Considered the fastest gun in Hollywood. He could draw and shoot in .4 seconds.

O’Fallon Illinois Marching Panthers. I believe my nephew’s wife said the were #79 in the parade. He is in the middle of the first row of contras.

Great movie. Don’t think I’ve ever seen a Glenn Ford movie I didn’t like.

Don’t know how things are in your area, but here it’s wide open. Big companies that a few years ago, you couldn’t get an interview without knowing someone, are now begging for help. Good wages, with great benefits, and several offering hire on bonuses. Good luck!!

My granddaughter finished her master’s degree last spring. Straight A’s from kindergarten through grad school. When she wasn’t in school, she was working. Started her first full time job in the fall at $65,000 a year.

This post from a member here. Many more of these kids than you give credit for. proud daddy... :)

Once again, I was born in the early 50’s. Grew up in the 60’s/70’s. You know, the era of long haired hippies. The previous generation, (the greatest generation) thought we would never amount to anything. I believe we proved them wrong. The next generation, (my son’s) I worried about, and I...

That’s great!! I’m really happy my great nephew gets to experience this, but at the same time, I’m saddened by the fact they were invited last year. Covid shut that down. Can you imagine the disappointment of the kids that graduated last year, and didn’t get to participate. So many missed out on...

And I see it as our duty to help them acquire all of that.

I grew up in the 60’s/70’s. That is exactly what they said about us!! I think my generation proved itself, and this one will too.

My Dad wasn’t a hot rod car guy, but he’s was a car guy. Growing up, his brother and him would buy old cars and fix them up to drive, and resell. He bought a service station when I was 9, and I pretty much grew up there. He taught me how to change oil, do grease jobs, change tires, and fix...

I joined a P-15 D-24 group on FB. Here’s another pic. Original OD green. We believe it was once a military staff car. My intent is to paint it back original color, and may try to find appropriate decals.

He also has been accepted here.

Not an a body, but it is a Mopar with more doors. 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe.

I’ll be watching the Rose Bowl Parade this year. My great nephew’s band is marching in it. Proud of this young man, and his many accomplishments!!

I’m 68, and grew up in the muscle car era. I’m guessing anyone under 40 falls into the younger class.

I have a ‘73 Dart Sport and ‘73 Duster. I told my son I was leaving them to his two boys, he said the hell with that, those are mine. When I told him I was going to buy another Vette, he asked new or classic, I told him new. He said that was more my thing than his. He’d rather have a classic. My...

My former boss was taking testosterone. He denies it, but I’m sure in his younger days he used steroids. The side effects he shows are bad, but he claims without it, he would be worse.

I hear about people retiring and being bored all the time. I retired 3 1/2 years ago, and haven’t had one boring day. I did accept a part time job, but not for lack of something to do. I was asked if I would help, and guess I don’t know how to say no. The extra cash doesn’t hurt either.

Live every day to your best. We’re all just ticking time bombs. I’m 68, and thankful for every day I wake up. I lost my oldest brother this year to cancer. He was 79. 11 years ago, I lost my older brother to cancer also. He was 65. One of my friends is in the hospital dying from cancer right...

I’m kind of in the same boat. 69 my next birthday. Besides my Dart Sport, I have two more project cars. Just bought an older house that needs some updating and remodeling. I enjoy that more than working on cars anymore. Thinking about selling some stuff off, as there’s a good chance I’m not...

I use to be able to do that. (Maybe still can). I got lazy with the calculators though. Still yet, many times when figuring prices, based on % of mark up, I’ll have it quicker than the calculator.

Ok. I give up.

True, but you need an appraisal to get agreed value.