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I never had a problem driving a stick shift on the left side of the road from the right-hand seat. Did, however, have a tendency to turn on the windshield wipers before making a turn! :ROFLMAO:

Yuk! . . . on so many levels. :sick:

"Spring" here is purely theoretical. The temp when I got up was -2F (-19C). We have 15" of snow on the ground and are expecting more this evening. :rolleyes:

I had a '58 Sprite in the early '70s. Fun times! :D

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“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life."

I remember starter buttons on the dash board but not on the floor . . . save one. It was a big, mid-90s General Motors car (Olds? Buick?) with the starter under the gas pedal. Switch on the ignition, press the gas pedal all the way to the floor, and it would roar to life.

That's okay until you get to the point where she's consistently out-shooting you. :ROFLMAO: That happened here. :rolleyes:

Sounds more like something a museum tech might do.

I honestly don't remember learning to drive, much less the type of vehicle. I've been driving manual transmissions from the git go. One of our current vehicles is a 6-speed stick. :)

It passed to the south of us. Maybe about an inch here.

This time of year we don't really notice the potholes as we're too busy negotiating the frost heaves. :ROFLMAO:

1. Bags 2. No 3. Hot 4. 2-3 5. Tetley (AM), PG Tips decaf (PM)

Not the end, my friend, but a new and much better beginning. :)

Perhaps incorrectly, I always thought "suspenders" attached to the top of waistband with metal clips while "braces" attached to buttons sewn to the inside of the waistband. I had my last suspenders around age 10. For many years during my professional life I wore suits and always used silk...