VernonPLSUfan

Bought a used Z 71 Silverado for 16,000.00 cash. Very clean as the owner was a teacher and never used it off road. Ran fine for a couple of years and the motor went out. Looking for something else and everything even used and a few years old were pricey. Looked into buying a new motor and found that Auto Zone sold motors. Bought a brand-new motor for 4500.00 and had it installed for 2500.00. So, I'm 23000.00 in. Only thing had to replace was the damn tire sensors. Hope to drive it for another 10 years. :cheers:

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And their beers are 2for1

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Not at every Chili's. They discontinued that here too. Chili's hates alcoholics.

frick Chili's. Don't know about any other franchises but how can you not serve bloody Mary's. Liked to go there on Saturday morning and get the day started with a BM. Sir, we don't serve BM's anymore, wtf? That is a good deal deaux.

Thought it was Frito Lay?

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West Zone youth opens before and veterans is after the regular season?

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The WF hate veterans, they are too good of a shot, unlike the yutes.

You know how long it takes two Mexicans to pour a slab? Oops, it's already done.

My mother had Alzheimer's for almost 20 years. She was ok physically but gone mentally. Well, not gone but really out there. She was born in 25 and died at 89. Was a music major at LSU and her husband LSU law graduate. Was part of the greatest generation. My father died of cancer at 49 with a lengthy illness. It was sad to see her sit there and repeat questions over and over. When I had my turn to take care of her, there were 6 siblings, Id load her up in my truck, and take her out to our family camp, put the XM on Sinatra and listen to her sing every song that was played. Never missed a lyric. Don't know how many times I boo hooed listening and watching her like she was 20 again.

My father did when he was going through the throes of brain cancer. I was 12 and walking past the old and sick people rooms with the doors open was eye opening to say the least. He was only 49 at the time and thankfully it was just for a few days for him to get over whatever he was dealing with. He died at home. My wife (no pics) and I do puzzles every once in a while, and I donated a bunch to the new home here. It's not very old and I was really impressed by the cleanness and the upbeat vibe it had. Nothing like I saw at 12 years old. My mother had Alzheimer's for over 10 years and we kept her home with CNA's filling in for a few hours every day. My sisters and I would stay a few weeks at a time at her home to do so.

Bold move cotton.

Lost my sister in laws husband and a friend Saturday from cancer. FC!