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16-06.-2008, 09:22 PM
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Re: don't get complacent
Bob wrote:
> On Jun 14, 6:11 am, catzz66 <catz...@threeletterservice.com> wrote: > >>Bob wrote: >> >> >>>I think one of us is misinterpreting catzz' "riding too close to the >>>backs of cars". I interpreted that to mean that she was too close to >>>the rear of the *parked* cars when one of those cars started to back >>>out of their parking space. If that's the case, she's right in >>>accepting the responsibility. >> >>I was zipping along too close to the backs of the cars for any of the >>drivers to see me. It was one of those strip centers with right angle >>parking spaces. I realize I got lucky this time. As much as anything, >>I am writing it down to remind myself not to do anything that dumb again. =] >> >>I'm a grandfather. My screen name relates to a school mascot from >>decades ago. > > > My apologies for the incorrect pronoun. > >= No problem. It is easy to do with screen names. |
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