If I take on no new projects I only need to live to 140 to finish what's in
the plans.. ;)))
If you want to live a long time, keep involved in what you love to do. ...
well, that, and pick your ancestors carefully.
On Sun, Apr 15, 2018 at 5:25 AM, Curt Raymond via Mercedes <
My grandmother will be 99 in October, she has told us she'll reach 100, beyond
that she has no plans.She's slipping a little these days but honestly she's
always been a little wacky so it can be hard to tell sometimes.
Curt
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On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 9:54 PM,
My great uncle, who was about 50 years older than me, could outwalk me
when he was 85. He lived to be 99. A cousin of my dad's just kicked
off at 99! I can only hope I make it that far...
archer75--- via Mercedes wrote:
Heh! Heh! I'll be 89 in July. When I get to be 99, then I might brag
Heh! Heh! I'll be 89 in July. When I get to be 99, then I might brag a little
bit. Actually it's not unusual to live to be over 100 nowadays, and that's
often people who never expected it. It seems to be modern medicine and easier
lives than our forebears lived which plays a big role.
Gerry
Gerry sez:
>We Geezers
How old are you now?
If I remember correctly, you are about 87-88?
Our very own Gerry-atric Benz-a-holic!
Rick
Who will be quite happy to be breathing, let alone working on anything in his
eighty's.
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http://www.okiebenz.com
Yeah, those Hondys are bad news. Now, if they had bought a Tojo they could have
relaxed and the Tojo would have driven them home. (Just kidding!)
We Geezers call them Tojo's because General Tojo was the infamous top Japanese
general during WW-2 that everybody hated.
After driving the Tojo
Apr 15 is the average date of last frost.
Thanks to OK Don and Rich for good ideas. I will send those and any
more that surface on to them. Sounds like they should investigate a supabru
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
On April 14, 2018 at 2:00 PM Curley McLain via
> On April 14, 2018 at 2:00 PM Curley McLain via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
>
> This does not have to do with a Smart (TM) car.
>
> Some friends just got home form FL, driving a 2017 Hondog pitot with all
> the latest electronic "smart" crap. "lane control" "Driver assist"
You have to actively turn the nannies on in our Subaru - and can just as
easily turn them off . . .
I've never turned on the "lane assist" stuff.
On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 1:00 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> This does not have to do with a Smart (TM) car.
>
> Some
I wonder if that behavior is a result of the automotive equivalent of the BSOD
and the car needs a hard reboot. Not that having that happen is in any way
acceptable but that might be how to get the nannies back in line.
They also need to get to the stealer and document the problem and get all
This does not have to do with a Smart (TM) car.
Some friends just got home form FL, driving a 2017 Hondog pitot with all
the latest electronic "smart" crap. "lane control" "Driver assist" and
a slew of other "marketing phrases" are built into the POS.They got
into schnee for the last 35
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