Fast food in Montana

Alternative title "Meals on Wheels"

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Nope. That is a home-made toilet seat with adjustable opening.

Interesting piece on the Hagerty feed with a list of the most dangerous shop items. https://www.hagerty.com/media/maintenance-and-tech/8-of-the-most-lethal-tools-in-your-home-shop/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=MED_UN_NA_EML_UN_DailyDriver_Friday&hashed_email=ad2c8f3e6066a...

The 1959 was cool, and that’s when the GM “bubbletops” started, with the very thin posts. When I was very small, our neighbor bought one of these, and I’d go out and study it in the driveway.

Can I post something I already know?


I actually stood next to this maroon one once in Seattle......1986-ish?? oop...posting on the road from a phone

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My loyal mascot the goat was eager to get back to the mountains, although with the heat and shaking, he sometime fell over and went to sleep. Totally understandable. The driver of that big luxury coach told us his whole life story at free fake breakfast. This La Quinta welcomes pets, and it was hila...

Do you think they roll their eyes and say Oh Gawd, here's another abscate return?