joe smith
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You OK? Get back on your Meds.......Were you the tech........?![]()
You OK? Get back on your Meds.......Were you the tech........?![]()
Oh man.....there's a joke in there somewhere....Her latest fetish is parrot and cockatoo videos.
I don't pay attention to the dramaWith 3 daughters and 2 grand daughters you know what I mean
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I have probably had three months of drivers training in my life time. None of it prepared me for a wife in the vehicle. Is there such a thing as copilot training for spouses?
Fixed it for you.DATS A TON OF weddings to pay for SON!!! BLESS YOU!!![]()
Fixed it for you.![]()
My school had driver training when I was 15... The passenger side had a brake on the floor for the instructor..... Yes, he used it with me at least once.... I was checking out some babes walking......My mother, God love her, use to push on the floor in the front passengers seat like she was putting on the brakes when she was with me. From sixteen till the last ride in my Coronet. I've had a few cars in my life and I drove her anywhere she wanted, but she really like the Coronet, so off we went many times. Those are the things that makes my car priceless.
My mom passed on at an early age so I missed all of that but my first wife hated anything to do with hot rodding or driving fast but she liked to sleep in the car. One time when going to see my dad and step mom, in the next state over, she went to sleep so that was my opportunity to push the 70 383 Challenger with 2.94 gears a little bit. Yeah, I pulled out the 3.23's lol. This was in about 83-84 so it was still just a car but a nice one still and it was used mostly on the highway. She woke up after a good while and knew we were probably going pretty fast so she leaned over to take a look but still couldn't see where the needle was so she leaned over some more....then more and enough to see the needle was way over there. That's where she started freaking out and I just told her now is not the time to be freaking out and to just stay calm. I did slow down to at least 85 though just to shut her up. 85 for her was still too fast but she had to live with it.My mother, God love her, use to push on the floor in the front passengers seat like she was putting on the brakes when she was with me. From sixteen till the last ride in my Coronet. I've had a few cars in my life and I drove her anywhere she wanted, but she really like the Coronet, so off we went many times. Those are the things that makes my car priceless.
I'm thinking 15 for our driver's ed too....because we had a 67 Belvedere as a training car and I didn't turn 16 until May of 67. Anyways, it also had a brake pedal on the passenger side too. Dad had a 66 Belvedere 4 door so I was pretty familiar with the size already and it was a breeze and boring having to ride in the back when it was someone else's turn behind the wheel....and sometimes scary. It might be where I got my 'if I can't drive, I'm not going' phobia lol My instructor also used the brake with me a time or two while going down a 70mph country road and he thought I was going too fast for a curve that was marked 50 in yellow. I might have been going 60 which is still well within reason. Just kind of gave him the 'side eye' lolMy school had driver training when I was 15... The passenger side had a brake on the floor for the instructor..... Yes, he used it with me at least once.... I was checking out some babes walking......
This is back when school taxes went to pay for GOOD and USABLE classes.....
My mother, God love her, use to push on the floor in the front passengers seat like she was putting on the brakes when she was with me. From sixteen till the last ride in my Coronet. I've had a few cars in my life and I drove her anywhere she wanted, but she really like the Coronet, so off we went many times. Those are the things that makes my car priceless.