just wanted to say thanks

[lost1]

i'm pretty new to this forum. and i don't post alot but, i wanted you all to know how much i enjoy reading it. you all have been very helpful in answering any question i've had, even when it is something someone else has asked. i've been reading this forum for quite some time and it is really nice to see that there are still GOOD people out there that is willing to help anyone.

anyway, i just was to say "thanks".

[The Fred]

It is good to see someone appreciating something

That is a rare thing in todays world

I do everything for everyone-

I'm even staying in KANSAS taking care of my grandmother.

KANSAS for lord sakes... KANSAS! !!

Any time any one on earth has a problem who do they call..

Lady friends from my drinking days, when their lovelife goes bad who do they call and chase down,,,

*sigh*

It ain't easy being THE but it does have some bennies to it:lol:

PS: But not Benjamin Bennies.. Just Benefit Bennies,

I need more Benjamin Bennies

Yessir I miss being loaded

For a long time I made alot of money

For a long time after than I was drunk

So I went from being loaded to being loaded

I miss being loaded and being loaded

When I am wealthy again I will be loaded AND loaded

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[lost1]

did you say "kansas"? I live in kansas, born, raised, and will probably die in kansas. almost have too.

I made it to Portland Oregan. once and drove for 3 hours on I5 (i think that is what it is called) i even made a trip up north of there to see mount saint helens. eveything up there is beautiful but i'm so used to being able to see for miles i felt like i was trapped. my wife thinks i'm crazy but, i think she's the crazy one.

there is one thing about Oregon that shocked me is that i didn't see very many caddy's. I saw one DTS, one STS, one SLS, a late 80's deville and an escalade. around here i see four or five caddy's just running to dillons for dogfood. and i live in a small town ten miles west of nowhereville.

I wish I was loaded. either one would work right now. i think i'm going to work on the easier one of the two.

at least for now.

[The Fred]

did you say "kansas"? I live in kansas, born, raised, and will probably die in kansas. almost have too.

I made it to Portland Oregan. once and drove for 3 hours on I5 (i think that is what it is called) i even made a trip up north of there to see mount saint helens. eveything up there is beautiful but i'm so used to being able to see for miles i felt like i was trapped. my wife thinks i'm crazy but, i think she's the crazy one.

there is one thing about Oregon that shocked me is that i didn't see very many caddy's. I saw one DTS, one STS, one SLS, a late 80's deville and an escalade. around here i see four or five caddy's just running to dillons for dogfood. and i live in a small town ten miles west of nowhereville.

I wish I was loaded. either one would work right now. i think i'm going to work on the easier one of the two.

at least for now.

Kansas has alot of good people but it doesn't agree with me too well..

It could be the town I live in- meth heads, college kids, crooked politics to an extreme

Being wealthy loaded is alot easier than whiskey loaded

[mmarinov]

there is one thing about Oregon that shocked me is that i didn't see very many caddy's. I saw one DTS, one STS, one SLS, a late 80's deville and an escalade. around here i see four or five caddy's just running to dillons for dogfood. and i live in a small town ten miles west of nowhereville.

I think we have an Oregonian or two on this board...I don't think you can pump your own gas there (e.g. you can only get full-service). Anyone know why that is/was? Maybe someone from the area can set me straight.

[lost1]

I made that mistake when i first filled up the rental car. the filling station attendent told me it was voted in to create more jobs.