[nONIE]

mines real too! Just a few years old! well mabe slightly more then a few! :

[redwitch]

Mine's about as real as they get, although I'm a tad (?) older and so is Jess. For those who are wondering, that was taken about 3 months after she moved in with me. Was I smitten or what?

[Hyacinth Bucket]

Red, both of you were smitten. Just look at Jess's smile.

HB

[redwitch]

I tickled her.

[Hyacinth Bucket]

Red, true Mothering instincts.

HB

[F16 1UB]

Boy can I relate to several of these situations. Where do these people come from? 1rnfl

[gonzy]

Reminds me of the guy from Kentucky visiting New England asked me where he could buy some of them frost heaves to take home.

[F16 1UB]

Idiot Here - I'll have to ask the brethren here the duffynashun of frost heaves ???? Please decypher.

[gonzy]

In the spring or late winter as the ground starts to thaw the tar buckles and creates a bump (frost heave) and the towns put up orange signs that say frost heave to keep you from hitting your head on the roof of your car when you go over them. You southern folks are lucky you don't have to deal with them. Max speed on my road in NH was 10mph in the spring. ;D

[The Great Fumar]

Wow..
I sure glad he explained that , I was afraid he was referring to the time I had to much to drink and it was very cold outside and OH WELL never mind......

feeling better Fumar :redface: :redface: :redface:

[F16 1UB]

But why wood yoo wanna put buckles on tars. When mine goze flat we dont sleep in that part of the house.

;D