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:rofl: And you wonder about why those UPS Tracking Reports are so odd :rofl:


Five teenagers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, were out in the front yard on a hot, humid day playing on a Slip 'N Slide when opportunity knocked — or rather, delivered.

“We were celebrating my son’s high school graduation,” said Robert Stillman, who captured the moment on video. "They were sliding on it when UPS came with a delivery.”


The teens spontaneously invited the UPS driver to join in the fun. And, after completing his delivery, he surprised everyone by accepting, going for a wet, slippery ride — uniform and all.
 
Frodee said:
I like almond butter.
Hope you don't mind me asking but you been here long enough that your name would be better than saying, Hey abdygn. Don't have to answer but I'm Fred and glad you're here.
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Thank you Fred, I'm Bob. spells the same forward or backward so it fits me well.
This is like being at the Friday morning breakfast club that the rellows my wife worked out with at the YMCA. they met 1st Friday of the month for coffee and talk. Barb told me so much about them I asked her to ask if I could attend. They said yes and probably for three to four get togethers I would just greet them and say good-bye. I was the outsider and didn't want to barge into their talks. That changed when they started talking to me: found out one fellow was the uncle of a guy I went to high school with, another was a WWII Navy veteran, another was from the submarine corps "for de udder side"! He was captured early on in the war, spent time in the States at a POW camp. He liked it here so much, he came back after the war with less than $10 in his pocket. worked hard and became a property owner/manager/renter. out of 12 or so that would attend, I believe only 2 or 3 are still alive. And I'm not saying you are all older than I, just try to respect your conversations. sometimes.:)
 
Got the floorpan loaded, car's ready to go. Neighbor helped me load it then he showed me his sons 53 panel van that's in his shop (he's working on it and can't get his kid to come get lol!) Runs but cloth wiring needs work!!!

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abdywgn said:
Thank you Fred, I'm Bob. spells the same forward or backward so it fits me well.
This is like being at the Friday morning breakfast club that the rellows my wife worked out with at the YMCA. they met 1st Friday of the month for coffee and talk. Barb told me so much about them I asked her to ask if I could attend. They said yes and probably for three to four get togethers I would just greet them and say good-bye. I was the outsider and didn't want to barge into their talks. That changed when they started talking to me: found out one fellow was the uncle of a guy I went to high school with, another was a WWII Navy veteran, another was from the submarine corps "for de udder side"! He was captured early on in the war, spent time in the States at a POW camp. He liked it here so much, he came back after the war with less than $10 in his pocket. worked hard and became a property owner/manager/renter. out of 12 or so that would attend, I believe only 2 or 3 are still alive. And I'm not saying you are all older than I, just try to respect your conversations. sometimes.:)
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That's a cool story!

Welcome to the bus, Bob
 
abdywgn said:
Thank you Fred, I'm Bob. spells the same forward or backward so it fits me well.
This is like being at the Friday morning breakfast club that the rellows my wife worked out with at the YMCA. they met 1st Friday of the month for coffee and talk. Barb told me so much about them I asked her to ask if I could attend. They said yes and probably for three to four get togethers I would just greet them and say good-bye. I was the outsider and didn't want to barge into their talks. That changed when they started talking to me: found out one fellow was the uncle of a guy I went to high school with, another was a WWII Navy veteran, another was from the submarine corps "for de udder side"! He was captured early on in the war, spent time in the States at a POW camp. He liked it here so much, he came back after the war with less than $10 in his pocket. worked hard and became a property owner/manager/renter. out of 12 or so that would attend, I believe only 2 or 3 are still alive. And I'm not saying you are all older than I, just try to respect your conversations. sometimes.:)
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Good to meet ya Bob and we are all friends here and I could care less on your age as long as you put up with us. Well most of the time anyway. :thumbsup:
 
abdywgn said:
Thank you Fred, I'm Bob. spells the same forward or backward so it fits me well.
This is like being at the Friday morning breakfast club that the rellows my wife worked out with at the YMCA. they met 1st Friday of the month for coffee and talk. Barb told me so much about them I asked her to ask if I could attend. They said yes and probably for three to four get togethers I would just greet them and say good-bye. I was the outsider and didn't want to barge into their talks. That changed when they started talking to me: found out one fellow was the uncle of a guy I went to high school with, another was a WWII Navy veteran, another was from the submarine corps "for de udder side"! He was captured early on in the war, spent time in the States at a POW camp. He liked it here so much, he came back after the war with less than $10 in his pocket. worked hard and became a property owner/manager/renter. out of 12 or so that would attend, I believe only 2 or 3 are still alive. And I'm not saying you are all older than I, just try to respect your conversations. sometimes.:)
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Hello Bob! I'm Tike
 

Wife Becky is working 9 days straight as she's "tele covering" somebody down in Seattle. So I'm burning dinner tonight for he, trying to make cilantro lime chicken and rice, more steps than I like but am pre-measuring stuff out to make it less of a headache.
 
My brats are still in Boston and sounds like they are having a good trip. Fenway Park tomorrow for a BoSox game :thumbsup: . The oldest granbrat is doing an ice hockey training camp. Apparently the instructors liked what they saw in her and she will be skating for some people representing University level hockey :D
 
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