Monday, October 31, 2011

Can you drive a stick?









Happy Halloween!

thanks to Kari Dell, 
the source of many things that make me laugh.
Read her blog here.
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13 comments:

  1. jesse10/31/11, 3:46 AM

    Happy Halloween :)

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  2. Joyce Tremel10/31/11, 7:13 AM

    Back when I worked for a police department, one of the guys came in and said, "I thought I told you not to park in the squad room."

    I followed him to the squad room and he pointed to a broom leaning against one of the desks. He was lucky I was in a good mood that day.

    Happy Halloween!

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  3. Lisa Shafer10/31/11, 7:22 AM

    :D

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  4. Kristi10/31/11, 7:47 AM

    Love it!

    Happy Halloween!

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  5. Sommer Leigh10/31/11, 8:10 AM

    Happy Halloween!

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  6. Feaky Snucker10/31/11, 11:13 AM

    Trick or Treat!

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  7. S. D. Grimm10/31/11, 12:26 PM

    Nice. Happy Halloween. :)

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  8. Charley10/31/11, 12:29 PM

    Enjoy the day! Apropos that:

    http://www.charleypearson.com/page15.php

    (heh,heh)

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  9. ryan field10/31/11, 12:35 PM

    Smile.

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  10. Kristin Laughtin10/31/11, 1:13 PM

    I approve!

    I also have a little black cat that would fit well on my broom.

    Happy Halloween!

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  11. Alice10/31/11, 3:26 PM

    I love your blog. You are so honest and funny at the same time.

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  12. Michael Seese10/31/11, 10:49 PM

    Somewhat tangential...

    I used to drive a stick, and I drove myself to the hospital with a broken right arm. And then, I had to drive around a Cleveland winter for six weeks using only my left hand.

    Oh, to be young and stupid again!

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  13. Laurel11/1/11, 12:15 PM

    I saw a license plate holder once that said, "My other car's a broomstick." I wanted it.

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