A Valentine for a Military Man
#11
02-15-2014, 11:42 PM
Just tell the GF (girl friend?) game on. I like to be present, unfortunately I go write past every time.
As for the shocking ending a folded towel will keep the heat off the mind. Might catch fire too, hmmm, I'm wandering far far awaaaaay......little fire down dare, not so bad.
....And by the way GF you smacked me around right out of the gate, how could I not show a little love? You found my weakness and made me aware of the fact that your aware of it. Can't hide now.......
Funny, once upon a time I planned to write of my adventures......I'm becoming dumber by the day, need some type of mind stim besides that to which I'm so poorly doing.......
As for the shocking ending a folded towel will keep the heat off the mind. Might catch fire too, hmmm, I'm wandering far far awaaaaay......little fire down dare, not so bad.
....And by the way GF you smacked me around right out of the gate, how could I not show a little love? You found my weakness and made me aware of the fact that your aware of it. Can't hide now.......
Funny, once upon a time I planned to write of my adventures......I'm becoming dumber by the day, need some type of mind stim besides that to which I'm so poorly doing.......
#12
02-16-2014, 10:56 AM
Just tell the GF (girl friend?) game on. I like to be present, unfortunately I go write past every time.
As for the shocking ending a folded towel will keep the heat off the mind. Might catch fire too, hmmm, I'm wandering far far awaaaaay......little fire down dare, not so bad.
....And by the way GF you smacked me around right out of the gate, how could I not show a little love? You found my weakness and made me aware of the fact that your aware of it. Can't hide now.......
Funny, once upon a time I planned to write of my adventures......I'm becoming dumber by the day, need some type of mind stim besides that to which I'm so poorly doing.......
As for the shocking ending a folded towel will keep the heat off the mind. Might catch fire too, hmmm, I'm wandering far far awaaaaay......little fire down dare, not so bad.
....And by the way GF you smacked me around right out of the gate, how could I not show a little love? You found my weakness and made me aware of the fact that your aware of it. Can't hide now.......
Funny, once upon a time I planned to write of my adventures......I'm becoming dumber by the day, need some type of mind stim besides that to which I'm so poorly doing.......
As far as your weakness... it wasn't too hard to figure out with my psychic abilities. I can read you like a book as well as you read me. Perhaps we should write one together and that would be stimulating enough? In fact, I'll offer to be your editor...
#13
02-16-2014, 04:29 PM
Baja
Hm... I don't know if I buy into that one France. My Valentine cost nothing - just my imagination and if I were to mail it, pigeon carrier or pay the postage So tell me.. how do you and your wife keep the romance alive? Roll around in cash?
e-cards work too, a facebook post would suffice, maybe a compliment on my red barbour jacket and how lovely I look in it..ANYTHING.. hahaha.. I think I got up on the wrong side of the bed
So tell me.. how do you and your wife keep the romance alive? Roll around in cash? e-cards work too, a facebook post would suffice, maybe a compliment on my red barbour jacket and how lovely I look in it..ANYTHING.. hahaha.. I think I got up on the wrong side of the bed
, may I be so bold as to comment, with a Series 1 truck it should really be a green Barbour though, it's then very 'county' and 'horsey' of the rich variety Seriously, only joshing
The problem is in France the stuff they sell for valentines day at exorbitant prices is really crass and their cards are horrible. As a couple we've gone past the romantic gestures bit and more into the practicalities, like, "can you give me a lift with these sheets of plasterboard" and "I could 'murder' a cup of tea or a beer" or "it's OK I'll fix the satellite dish so's you can watch TV" or "what would you like for your birthday" me "a new set of 3/8" drive sockets would be great", hard to pick out the romantic vibes there I suppose!
Oh, we don't do social networking like FB etc and don't have smart phones either!. The problem is I spent my working life on a mobile phone most of the day and I've gotta say I hate them with a vengeance so we only keep mobiles for emergencies. I made a call on mine a few months ago in the UK when the wife disappeared into a clothes store for an hour, as they do, but she said "I'll only be 5 minutes" - many guys will relate to that standing around outside in the rain...........................waiting.
#14
02-16-2014, 06:02 PM
Just love the Series 1, oh!, and you in the red Barbour jacket as well....of course , may I be so bold as to comment, with a Series 1 truck it should really be a green Barbour though, it's then very 'county' and 'horsey' of the rich variety
Seriously, only joshing
The problem is in France the stuff they sell for valentines day at exorbitant prices is really crass and their cards are horrible. As a couple we've gone past the romantic gestures bit and more into the practicalities, like, "can you give me a lift with these sheets of plasterboard" and "I could 'murder' a cup of tea or a beer" or "it's OK I'll fix the satellite dish so's you can watch TV" or "what would you like for your birthday" me "a new set of 3/8" drive sockets would be great", hard to pick out the romantic vibes there I suppose! Oh, we don't do social networking like FB etc and don't have smart phones either!. The problem is I spent my working life on a mobile phone most of the day and I've gotta say I hate them with a vengeance so we only keep mobiles for emergencies. I made a call on mine a few months ago in the UK when the wife disappeared into a clothes store for an hour, as they do, but she said "I'll only be 5 minutes" - many guys will relate to that standing around outside in the rain...........................waiting.
, may I be so bold as to comment, with a Series 1 truck it should really be a green Barbour though, it's then very 'county' and 'horsey' of the rich variety Seriously, only joshing
The problem is in France the stuff they sell for valentines day at exorbitant prices is really crass and their cards are horrible. As a couple we've gone past the romantic gestures bit and more into the practicalities, like, "can you give me a lift with these sheets of plasterboard" and "I could 'murder' a cup of tea or a beer" or "it's OK I'll fix the satellite dish so's you can watch TV" or "what would you like for your birthday" me "a new set of 3/8" drive sockets would be great", hard to pick out the romantic vibes there I suppose!
Oh, we don't do social networking like FB etc and don't have smart phones either!. The problem is I spent my working life on a mobile phone most of the day and I've gotta say I hate them with a vengeance so we only keep mobiles for emergencies. I made a call on mine a few months ago in the UK when the wife disappeared into a clothes store for an hour, as they do, but she said "I'll only be 5 minutes" - many guys will relate to that standing around outside in the rain...........................waiting. I like to look 'rich' even if I'm not and I don't carry a phone either - only one for emergency purposes like you..
#16
02-17-2014, 06:14 AM
Pro Wrench
Thank you Scout - from you that means a lot.
but Dahling.. the Grammar Fairy will have to visit again if you keep up the past/passed/past tense business Congratulations on passing seventeen years. That's quite an accomplishment!
As for my seat warmer, well.... lately it has been chapping my cheeks due to a tear in the leather so I can't keep it on too long before I really feel the heat. It's kind of like electroshock therapy early in the morning as I drive down the road - always something...
but Dahling.. the Grammar Fairy will have to visit again if you keep up the past/passed/past tense business
Congratulations on passing seventeen years. That's quite an accomplishment!As for my seat warmer, well.... lately it has been chapping my cheeks due to a tear in the leather so I can't keep it on too long before I really feel the heat. It's kind of like electroshock therapy early in the morning as I drive down the road - always something...
Do you really need a seat? What color is it?
What state are you in?
#17
02-17-2014, 08:10 PM
I need to lay off the drinks
#18
02-18-2014, 11:41 AM
Pro Wrench
Flesh toned seats - paler than the usual tan, very soft 'leather' that doesn't hold up well under pressure. It appears to have had a few repairs in the past - a small rip here or there that have been smoothed over with "something" clear (an epoxy balm?). I'm not thinking clearly right now - I've been traveling all day to a land that looks like Siberia, have had one too many hot toddies and the thought of my electroshock therapy seat is making me warm all over. Guess that's a good thing sometimes. I wish my Rover was here with me then I wouldn't have been looking like a raccoon with mascara all over my face from the snow. Or then again maybe I would...
I need to lay off the drinks
I need to lay off the drinks
The reason I ask...
I have a full set of seats from a 7 seat D2. They all work. The leather is decent. If you were near, I'd say swing by and take a look at them. I will probably throw them on ebay soon. Idk.
#19
02-18-2014, 09:13 PM
#20
02-18-2014, 10:18 PM
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