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Re: Allan and snow
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Posted by Coloken on March 21, 2006 at 06:33:07 from (216.17.179.207):
In Reply to: Allan and snow posted by IaGary on March 21, 2006 at 05:01:16:
While we are at it: TV showed I70 closed east of
denver...Two fellows dressed like hunters in a 4-whell drive couldn't understand why they wern't allowed to go east... next car had a nice looking young lady in a black slinky dress with open sholders and no jacket..what a mess if they let a 1000 like that get out there in Eastern Co with the wind blowing. People out on the road got no sence any more.
Allan, your supposed to put all those IHC wheel weights in to that Ford for the winter.
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