Thydney

Thats more or less what I thought

Franklin

You have a new vocation ... but shouldn't Manc have between 1 and 8 fingers. Unless he is using his thumb(s) to type.

Franklin

Oh Ray, I merely return the favor ... you write about me, I write about you! There's a very simple feedback loop - you are intelligent enough to fathom that out? Old dodger like you, sure you can.

Ray

You really are starting to sound a bit sad...Now buck up and find a women..

Franklin

Ahhhh, another mind vacating session ...

OK Ray, I was always taught to show respect to seniors. So I will "buck up and find a women"! First though, I have to make my first ten million $$$$. And before that, clear my tuition debt, get a decent apartment, and a car that is more appealing, I don't mind driving something seen as quite unfashionable, but I suppose I will have to buy something that makes me look good. But I like driving an old tank around here. Bad driving and high medical costs induce smarty-pants to drive an old tank. And I swear I get more mpg than most people in their smart new SUVs and even Honda sedans that don't anticipate and break hard at every light. I drive very conservatively, anticipate early and hardly ever brake hard, but then I drive an old tank so people generally don't try and run me off the road when I drive at the speed limit. Everyone round here drives over the speed limit and high-speed crashes are a frequent occurrence along with medivac helicopter touchdowns, a medivac hit a DC/Arlington bridge a few days ago flying someone injured (probably from a car crash, but not sure). So I guess it might be a while before I find "that lady", not many appreciate having a bf that drives an old tank. *sighs* It took me seven years to get that tank too, and I can't afford a modern tank, anyway, they don't compare to the old tanks, my tank is heavier and more solid and if somebody should rear end me, why I will probably still be driving my tank or scrap it for a "new" old tank. My tank is so old and so cheap I don't pay personal insurance on it (in VA car owner’s vehicles are assessed and accrue personal property tax), but anything valued at less than $1,000 doesn't accrue any ppt, my old tank is valued at $600.00 so I it's $400 under the threshold value ... I think the State of VA is charging less, but it can still cost a bit of an arm and leg if you have an expensive car.

Enough mind vacating.... back to the coalface...