Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message
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On Fri, 1 May 2009 17:43:52 -0300, "Don White"
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"John H" wrote in message
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 18:46:16 -0300, "Don White"
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jim78565 wrote:
Don White wrote:
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Don White wrote:
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On Apr 28, 6:14 pm, "Don White" wrote:
to drive a beautiful Toyota RAV4..............

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7eDdBX9dFU&NR=1
Seriously, that IS hilarious!
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I was telling the wife that it could be me & her resembling that
couple. ;-)
We only have the one vehicle now (RAV4). Our son treats the 07
Charger like his own although he has only paid about 30% towards
buying it from me.
A third vehicle would be very expensive insurance wise because
they
insist that it be based on my son's three year driving experience
+
his one speeding ticket.



Kick his sorry ass out of the house.
No need...on the weekend we celebrated a recent promotion he earned
at
his work.
The new raise in pay should make it affordable for him to move out
if
he
wants.

"If he wants." You pay the bills. You should make the decisions.
In this light that Rav4 is looking pretty pink. "A"
If your wife pulls one around by the nose, and one jumps through hoops
at
here every command, it is referred to as being Pussy Whipped.

If your adult son does the same thing, is it called being "Dick
Whipped"?

Whatever the name is, Mr. White seems to be whipped from the top of
his
head to the tips of his toes. Why should his son want to leave, he
has
someone paying all the house bills, giving him a free car and paying
for
the insurance, washing his clothes, cleaning up after him, cooking
his
meals, getting him a beer when he is thirsty.

Heck it sounds like he will still want to live there after he gets
married, and then Mr. White can take care of him and his wife. He
probably will want Mr and Mrs. White to move out of the master bedroom
though. I am sure Mr. White will do that if he son wants him to.

--
Boating Safety Courses

Forget about the Safe Boating Courses....
you'd better sign up for some common sense courses...and soon.

Why? His assertions were quite logical.
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John H

For you and your situation...maybe.
BTW ...I gotta ask..
I understand family comes first and you have to help them out if you
can,but
I can't make sense of your priorities.
Considering that this is a 'BOATING GROUP'... I'd have thought you would
give up the never ending expensive golf trips or the travel trailer before
your boat.
Guess I was right all along...you were only a pseudo boater from the
get-go.
.

So what was the question you had to ask?
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John H


Am I talkin' to JustHate??
Why was the boat the first thing to go? We're all boaters, at least most
of us, so this is a pertinent question.



You have a rowboat with a tiny motor. Ask again when you upgrade to
something that, at least, has a steering wheel.