Just did a really nice long drive.
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10-05-2012 | 09:07 AM
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Good, especially if there are some non geezers involved.
The geezer thing reminds me of a project that NASA (the space center is about 5 miles from my home) considered just before it lost a lot of its funding. Based on the facts that 80% of a space mission's cost was due to getting the astronaut back from space and that 80% of health cost occur in the last few years of our lives. The project was called the "Geezers in Space" program.
If we are all geezers, we could be called "Geezers in Bentleys". Now, maybe I have had too much coffee.
The geezer thing reminds me of a project that NASA (the space center is about 5 miles from my home) considered just before it lost a lot of its funding. Based on the facts that 80% of a space mission's cost was due to getting the astronaut back from space and that 80% of health cost occur in the last few years of our lives. The project was called the "Geezers in Space" program.
If we are all geezers, we could be called "Geezers in Bentleys". Now, maybe I have had too much coffee.
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10-05-2012 | 11:35 AM
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Good, especially if there are some non geezers involved.
The geezer thing reminds me of a project that NASA (the space center is about 5 miles from my home) considered just before it lost a lot of its funding. Based on the facts that 80% of a space mission's cost was due to getting the astronaut back from space and that 80% of health cost occur in the last few years of our lives. The project was called the "Geezers in Space" program.
If we are all geezers, we could be called "Geezers in Bentleys". Now, maybe I have had too much coffee.
The geezer thing reminds me of a project that NASA (the space center is about 5 miles from my home) considered just before it lost a lot of its funding. Based on the facts that 80% of a space mission's cost was due to getting the astronaut back from space and that 80% of health cost occur in the last few years of our lives. The project was called the "Geezers in Space" program.
If we are all geezers, we could be called "Geezers in Bentleys". Now, maybe I have had too much coffee.
Geezeers in Bentleys. But they will know we have taste and the the love of pure adrenaline. I just had my cup of coffee also Had you ever tried Vietnamese coffee? I think the FDA should ban that stuff. It feels like 5 shots of espresso put into a tea cup.
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10-06-2012 | 02:53 PM
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Wedgeduck, I have mixed feeling about being on the interstate system for three of four days, not the beast of GT driving. I'd love to meet your guys in person. We need Ken there too.
John did the kids enjoy the drive? Do they like speed? What did they say about the ticket?
How old and how many?
John did the kids enjoy the drive? Do they like speed? What did they say about the ticket?
How old and how many?I miss the LA highways already!!! B Quest sounds like fun, might have to make a return. Since everyone is talking about age I'm 39 and got my previous Spur 3 years ago.
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