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1) My wife said no chance he is allowed to see his shadow. 2) For the million-trillion-bagillionth time my wife hasn't been crazy or hormonal...and she certainly isn't a bitch.

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Thanks for the humor. Whenever someone would ask, "when are you guys going to have kids?" I would always reply, "believe me, it's not for a lack of trying!"

I would've hauled my kid there and made them work until every last bit of work was done. Being cleaned/repaired professionally? Guess what, you get to mow his lawn, take out his garbage, and once it's all done provide similar services for years to come. This is ridiculous. Scumbag kids and parents. Props to this guy for trying to HELP the kids that trashed his house.

Keep me posted. In need of a reliable daily beater.

Thanks Buck and Tim. I think it's human nature. Most of the time this happens loved ones wonder if they spent enough time with them. If those that passed knew how much they cared/loved them. With Granddad I surely believe he knows how much he was adored. I still wish I had spent more time with him though. That will never go away. Same with grandpa pictured there.

Hmmm...sorry man. No clue what's up with that. Others reply to them at times so I dunno. I'm no computer internet whiz.

Thanks for the help guys.

Thanks all. Clay, read for comprehension buddy. Bought a jersey INSTEAD of a cheerleader outfit. Due 2/2/14. :lolguy: Pics will be done. What won't be done is mass uploadings to facebook.

Smart dog. Should've put this in the LOL Thread V2.

And thanks all. It's rough, but at 103 we knew it wouldn't be long. ...although at 90 we said the same thing. He's was an incredible person. That's for sure.

Haven't even though about it. My aunt was VERY close to him. She was there Sunday when he had whatever they're calling the attack was. She'd go down there (about 2 hour drive one way) every Sunday to spend the afternoon with him. It's her favorite. I should get this done for her so she could hang it in her new condo. How would I go about doing that in a cost effective manner?

Thanks. Fortunately she's going to be a stay at home mom and pursue her art and eventually becoming a licensed massage therapist. We can both set our own schedules at that point. I'm sure that will help.

Thanks all, for the well wishes and advice.

Thanks man. It's a blessing for sure. It's some silly thing she saw on Pinterest. I don't mind though. There will be family and food there. Good enough for me. I'm excited. Really ready to teach the little guy how to defend himself, fish, play sports, hunt, how to be a respectable citizen and not an immoral prick, the usual.

Some of you may remember this post. Sadly he passed away Tuesday morning. It was VERY unexpected as shortly after that birthday party his Doc gave him a clean bill of health. Happily, he's with his wife, children, brothers and sisters, cousins, nieces, nephews, and countless other loved ones who he unfortunately had to bury. Comes with the territory of living that long. I'm not here with a sob story nor am I looking for mourning. He was in good spirits his entire life. He lived for God, family, and country. If you go to Adams Co. and mention his name to anyone they know him. I've had waitresses tell me that he married three generations of their fam. We've had police officers who have pulled us over tell us, "make sure you tell Ivan I said hi." A few years back he was given the opportunity to play a legit Srtadivarius which had sold at auction for $1.2 million. When he was finished he was asked, "This is the finest of instruments. What did you think of it?" to which he replied, "it's just an old fiddle. Plays like the three I've got." His story is remarkable. His legacy is unforgettable. See ya later Granddad. You'll be missed momentarily. I'll see you again someday. http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=654&pictureid=7315 Papaw that passed 2 years ago (left) and Grandad (right). http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=654&pictureid=7316 Even if you live to be 103, remember, life is short. Hug your family. Hike a new trail. Drive a new road. Get outside more often. Turn of electronics. Play with the kids. Read a new book. Enjoy life. It's beautiful.

20 weeks in and aside from being extremely emotional this past week (which is a given seeing as how my wife had an uncle pass, another in a nasty accident and waiting to see if he'll pull through, and my grandad passing) she's done great. Tired a lot. Real reason I came to post even though we're not suppose to tell anyone b/c my wife and her sister planned a "gender reveal party" we had to buy one of these... http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41YL9nofWWL._SY300_.jpg ...instead of one of these. http://www.babyfans.com/ProductImages/ohiostate/Ohio-State-Baby-Cheeleader.jpg

Be a man and build a real truck. http://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/tmp/150/150890.520.390

Hate it when that happens. If you were hesitant about past work then this happened I'd do as the others said. Correct it (which you did) but then I wouldn't be going back there.

Grow up already. I feel sorry for their families (if they left wives and children behind) that their stubborn nature and idiocy led to this nonsense.

Better buy some good backups Clay. Much cheaper than new when it comes time to replace.

http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/enhanced/webdr01/2013/4/4/10/anigif_enhanced-buzz-4064-1365086320-6.gif

Price bump. Anybody with a pickup/SUV needing good tires?

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"Car event". That should be in insinuating quotation marks as well.