Posted by Chip812 on December 30, 2011 at 06:10:20 from (216.226.180.3):
In Reply to: Blondie- TGIF posted by donjr on December 30, 2011 at 06:01:29:
The way my Dad taught me where my tires were at all times is he made me crush aluminum cans one at a time... He didn't allow me to just sit the can under the tire either... I had to set it out where I could see it and then run over it with a tire... I had to alternate tires too... the back tires were the worse... I had to steer around the can with the front tire... We had a bunch of cans that needed crushing.... :D
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