Election Tuesday

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

H.L,
Thanks for enlightening me, I always thought "an expensive lawsuit" was what the attorneys wore. Bill W.

[H. L. Chauvin]

Hi Bill,

You are most welcome.

Also "Lawsuits" can vary greatly; e.g,

1. One type of lawsuit is worn by lawyers who get elected as Politicians to "Make" laws; &,

2. Another lawsuit is worn by lawers who are either elected or appointed as judges to "Judge" the laws made by the political lawyers who "Made" the laws; &,

3. Then another lawsuit is worn by many different types of lawyers who discuss & "Practice" law to uphold the laws "Made" by the elected Political lawyers, as judged by lawyers who "Judge" the laws, such as criminal, civil, defense counsels, trial counsels etc., who can really help if it "Suits" us.

4. "Lawsuits" also have an impact on high medical cost, i.e., doctors, etc.; however, these are expensive, different "Doctorsuits" -- described sometimes as expensive "Suitcases".

Bill, just hope this further enlightens your most sincere interest in varying types of "Lawsuits"!

[thirt4]

Tin Cup, I see your blinking lights on your little picture there and there is a fella on the Early V8 side with the same for his only it is a shoebox Merc.
Where do you guys get them and do they have one for a 1934 3 window wi/rumble?
Thank you.

[Mikeinnj]

Reply to 700 RPM.....On the contrary,I disagree. Model A's are cheap compared to the price of a new car or car repairs.
I just had a "not my fault" 2009 Chevy accident/damage repair done and it cost $14,000.00 That money would buy a real nice restored Model A.

[Al 29Tudor]

Bill, I am sorry that you lost Pat.
Al

[tuneman]

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The link for the trains dosen"t work for me. Anyone else having a problem?

[Clem Clement]

http://www.nctrr.com/ Is the info on the trains arou nd the National Christmas Tree.
Email me if you need more [email protected]

[JBill]

What a load of bull****

[JBill]

Oops. Number 28 was a reply to number 10.

[Chris in WNC]

I walked to vote last Thursday (1.25 miles each way).

when I got almost there, I realized I had left my "cheat sheet" at home- the sample ballot upon which I mark my choices for the less memorable races.

enough exercise for one day, so for the 2nd trip, I drove the 31 Coupe........

[Jordan]

I early voted last Thursday at my college. Walked in & was out less than 5 minutes. They were saying that there were a lot more first time voters than there were even 4 years ago. I'll be nervous about tomorrow night as I think it'll be close. I just hope we get the changes we need.

[griffincat]

I also think this could be a very close race, and could go either way. We need to vote and vote in large numbers for our canidate to have a chance.

[TinCup]

I have been in the technology business for almost 20 years. I created this image to do this. There are websites out there that will help you create your own image that does this.

Originally Posted by thirt4

Tin Cup, I see your blinking lights on your little picture there and there is a fella on the Early V8 side with the same for his only it is a shoebox Merc.
Where do you guys get them and do they have one for a 1934 3 window wi/rumble?
Thank you.

[H. L. Chauvin]

TinCup,

Most admirable & touching to hear of a very kind somebody who treasures & cares so much for one's senior Dad.

[Growley bear]

When I was in the US Army stationed in Southeast Asia, my unit was dispersed to various polling places as security during the election where Ky was fired and Thieu was voted in.
As a kid (most of us were) I understood the importance of our mission albeit a short one. As I have grown older though I understand and respect what we were doing (or trying to do) even more. I am so thankful that we live in a country where our right to vote is guaranteed, and there aren't armed guards at the polling places.
So I hope everyone who can vote does, that is what keeps the guarantee in place.
My A is in winter storage at the present time although I may have to break it out for tomorrow.

[5window]

I'll be unhappy if you don't vote for my candidates, but I'll be really upset if you don't vote at all. Far too many folks have risked their lives, and in many cases died, for us to have this opportunity. It is neither a right, nor a privilege,it is a responsibility.

[H. L. Chauvin]

Wife has been correctly predicting major elections for over 40 years -- we, like the "entire" World, will be watching the beginning of the election victory tomorrow night -- she won't sleep until results cease to come in -- then on Wednesday, whether hidden by clouds or not, the sun will definitely rise & breezes will blow!

Let us also continue to focus & not forget our people on our east coast, especially those who have lost almost everything, & hope that they can find inner peace of mind to continue to endure, after such a devastating storm event.

[lance leblanc]

Originally Posted by tuneman

The link for the trains dosen"t work for me. Anyone else having a problem?

I know this is off topic but I recieved this, the other day in an email and I have to share it.

email read....

The next time your wife says that your hobby is to expensive, show her this.....https://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=6VAuPPufNro

I think its really cool