FRIDAY, Aug 30, 2013 ~ Let's get this party started

[LeNeve]

interesting. I just gave my little girl 5 bucks last night for a tooth.

The average is $3.70.
Up from $3.00 last year.
I just read that somewhere.

I need to start pulling my teeth, I only got a quarter when I was a kid.

yeah, but you could make a down payment on a house for .25 back then.

[Brampton]

Kids have it rough today.

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thats retarded, with a capital tard. just exactly what I want. kids sliding expensive tech gadgets around a table knocking down drinks, and shit.

I just don't go to Mcdonalds. My kids prefer sandwiches, so we usually eat at the Pita Pit or at Subway

Love pita pit, but I hate subway....the smell makes me gag

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[NussieT]

Love pita pit, but I hate subway....the smell makes me gag

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I prefer Pita Pit to Subway but Beausejour only has a Subway or you could the same amount of money for a shitty sandwich made at the deli at the Coop thats been sitting in a cooler for 3 days.

[Beckster]

What are your plans for the weekend?

I have a piling concrete pour that I have to do around 1 and we decided we aren't working all weekend.

Saturday I have spin class then we are heading to the track all day.

Sunday Spin class then we are going to hang out at home doing stuff we've neglected for the last few months.

Monday we are heading up to the farm to spend the day with my dad and take the kids to the beach.

I am still trying to figure that out. Jim might be working all weekend, so it could be just baby and me.

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[Beckster]

I didn't realize it had to be this complicated. :?

"Visa also has a downloadable Tooth Fairy Calculator app that will give you an idea of how much parents in your age group, income bracket and education level are giving their kids, says Alderman. The calculator is also available on the Facebook apps page."

I won't be using that.

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[Beckster]

interesting. I just gave my little girl 5 bucks last night for a tooth.

The average is $3.70.
Up from $3.00 last year.
I just read that somewhere.

I need to start pulling my teeth, I only got a quarter when I was a kid.

Same here

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[Beckster]

I can't even remember the last time I actually went inside a mcdonalds.

I met someone for an interview at a McDs.. only because it was convenient for her.

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[LeNeve]

sweet looking trooper cars you guys have up in Michigan.

[Chip]

sweet looking trooper cars you guys have up in Michigan.

That color blue has been their color since they started.
And most of the cars have a goofy looking cylinder shaped light on top.

[Chip]

Like this.
But, why in the world did you come across a picture of s Michigan State trooper car?

[LeNeve]

Like this.
But, why in the world did you come across a picture of s Michigan State trooper car?

I was reading a story about the most recognized state trooper vehicle traditions. And michigan made the list.

[Beckster]

sweet looking trooper cars you guys have up in Michigan.

They also have a mustang in Saginaw that they repo'd from a drug dealer and a couple Humvees were just added.

[Beckster]

sweet looking trooper cars you guys have up in Michigan.

That color blue has been their color since they started.
And most of the cars have a goofy looking cylinder shaped light on top.

Thy have been consistent. I brake anytime I see any vehicle in that color.

[Chip]

Now I'm on Wikipedia reading about the Michigan State Police red light. ad:
Thanks LeNeve.

Fully marked patrol vehicles feature a single red overhead light, the RV-25 or RV-26 "Spitfire" made by Unity Manufacturing that rotates when activated; however, in late 2009, MSP announced that these are being retrofitted with red LED lamps rather than incandescent beams to reduce the hassle and expense of replacing the PAR 36 or PAR 46, 60,000 CP sealed beam bulbs and servicing the rotor motors. Red lenses on some MSP vehicle roof beacons have one or two clear horizontal stripes that allow some untinted white light to shine through, and this gives the lamps a pinkish glow at long distances. Michigan State Police have continued to use the "gumball" style lights instead of lightbars as they are unique, reduce wind drag, and are highly visible at long distances,[7] as well as for tradition.

[Beckster]

Of course this area has mucho dineros to fund it: