Posted by Tony in Mass. on April 29, 2013 at 17:43:36 from (76.127.225.182):
In Reply to: legitamate rant? posted by Tony in Mass. on April 29, 2013 at 06:11:03:
gosh, you guys have the same moral support as an undertaker... Davis, if this runned over not even round anymore thing is 'antique' or 'quaint' as JR said, then I give up on antique collecting myself, as it might be a contagious thing... Gamecame? Yeah sure, they'd steal that too... tracking device? Like on Breaking Bad? If they found that, it would get torn apart incase there is copper or platinum in there.... a few 1000 of em really add up! Get a galvanized trash can full of tracking devices you could afford a better pickup! OH! BTW, had to pay the taxes today, so went in the town hall. I told a clerk what went on...gosh she didn't know what to say... eyes bugged out, turned red, looked like she was going to cry.... I wanted to say 'so what's your husband's night job'???
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