RedlandsTiger

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I try to at least clear 100k but its pretty much either work ALOT of overtime or work on the road

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Are you getting a divorce because your wife didn't like you being gone all the time? I guess the money's not worth it.

1937 Lincoln Zephyr “Voodoo Priest”

What! No 427 Cobras?!


Ok, The 1964 XKE convertible is the best!

We lived in the Ft. Lauderdale area in the 80s and there was a power plant that had a hot water outflow. The manatees would gather there for the warm water and we'd feed them cabbage, it was a very cool thing to see.

Soo, Catholic Lite?

What, are you Muslim? Jewish? Agnostic? Methodist?!

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I've arrived at believing that 80% percent of what people call protestantism, but what I will call low church evangelical is disembodied, gnostic, DIY "religion."

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Wow, you are arrogant and confused. The rituals and relationship with God only through priests qualifies as a cult.

1968 Ford Fairlane. A state trooper chased me down thinking the car was stolen (since I was driving like it was), and let me go when he found out it wasn't. Lucky stupid me.

Mesa Verde!

You must be in sales.

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Millions try

Millions fail

Good luck

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These guys made it as actors, but it took decades;

Gene Hackman's most famous roommates were fellow legendary actors Dustin Hoffman and Robert Duvall, with whom he shared cramped New York City apartments in the late 1950s and 1960s while they were struggling to find acting work, forming a tight-knit trio of future stars before they became household names. They supported each other, scrounged for jobs, and even argued over acting methods, creating a legendary shared history in the acting world.

Key Details about Their Roommate Days:
The Crew: Hackman, Hoffman, and Duvall were all Southern California natives who met at the Pasadena Playhouse and later found themselves in NYC.
Living Conditions: They shared modest apartments, with Hoffman famously sleeping on the kitchen floor of Hackman's place initially before they all moved in together.
Shared Struggles: They experienced the lean times of struggling actors, taking on menial jobs and honing their craft.
Iconic Trio: They are remembered as an inseparable group, often called the "three musketeers," whose combined careers later earned numerous accolades.

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St. George School System baw

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2 down votes?

If you still like growth, put it in SMH. You're diversified but in growth. Be sure you fully fund your Roth every year too.

My son is a pilot in the Air Force, based in Spokane (was in Colorado Springs while at the academy). He has a wife, plenty of money, and could drive anything he'd like, but chose a Subaru (the wife has one too). They are great cars. Reliable, fuel efficient, roomy and practical in places you need AWD to drive the roads in bad weather. Y'all keep saying it's just for lesbians and look dumb.

No, that's his partner at the time Brad Watts.

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That must have been Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts start at 11 years old. As everyone has pointed out, you need to get involved in a Pack or Troop and make it better. It's about building a culture that's engaging and fun. And along the way the kids become more self confident, adventurous and better citizens. Parental involvement is prime.