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by Two Moons on 12 December 2013 - 01:12
Mine were a bit less and I've had to repair soles twice.
But they are well made even if I do wear out the soles.
What I really need are some new Moccasins, i wear the cheep fake ones with rubber soles....
I could buy a car for $650.00 .....LOL
But they are well made even if I do wear out the soles.
What I really need are some new Moccasins, i wear the cheep fake ones with rubber soles....
I could buy a car for $650.00 .....LOL
by LadyFrost on 12 December 2013 - 10:12
LOL...you will wear out your rubber soles pushing that $650 car.. :)
Rugger...i love boots...i never paid $650 for shoes, close but not quiet...my dream is to own jimmy choo pair....but we are talking $3,000 - $3,500 so yeah..for now thats just a dream...
Rugger...i love boots...i never paid $650 for shoes, close but not quiet...my dream is to own jimmy choo pair....but we are talking $3,000 - $3,500 so yeah..for now thats just a dream...
by Ruger1 on 12 December 2013 - 10:12
"LOL...you will wear out your rubber soles pushing that $650 car.. :)"
lol@lady
btw I only paid $650.00 because they were 'Justin" ostrich leather and I purchased them at the Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus,,They were a gift to myself when I graduated ,,,I admire women like you who can wear 4" cute heels for every day wear,,,I am a not that way...A pair of cute cowboy boots or flip- flops are perfect!,,Heck, I grew up in the west and I never wore shoes until I moved to the northeast,,lol,,
**Moons in moccasins!!,,yeah I can see it!!...
lol@lady
btw I only paid $650.00 because they were 'Justin" ostrich leather and I purchased them at the Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus,,They were a gift to myself when I graduated ,,,I admire women like you who can wear 4" cute heels for every day wear,,,I am a not that way...A pair of cute cowboy boots or flip- flops are perfect!,,Heck, I grew up in the west and I never wore shoes until I moved to the northeast,,lol,,
**Moons in moccasins!!,,yeah I can see it!!...
by Two Moons on 12 December 2013 - 12:12
Hey I been driving $650.00 cars all my life, my first car cost me $25.00.
You couldn't give me a new car, I don't like all the electronic crap they've done to cars.
And just for that reason, I can push start mine, you can't unless it's a manual transmission and all the safety features can be by-passed.
Yeah I like those comfortable shoes, except in bad weather, I guess real moccasins could be oiled or greased to waterproof them but these get wet.
I will pay a high price for quality, but never for a name.
You couldn't give me a new car, I don't like all the electronic crap they've done to cars.
And just for that reason, I can push start mine, you can't unless it's a manual transmission and all the safety features can be by-passed.
Yeah I like those comfortable shoes, except in bad weather, I guess real moccasins could be oiled or greased to waterproof them but these get wet.
I will pay a high price for quality, but never for a name.
by Hundmutter on 12 December 2013 - 12:12
Moons, "I hear you" on bypassing the computer diagnostics ! Every car
I've had was 'pre-loved' ; I would not know what to do with a really modern
brand new one. Each one I've had has gone a little further along that non-
mechanical, 1001 gadgets requiring yet more fuses, wiring, solenoids route.
The garages can of course charge more every time they have to slap it on
the control desk to work out what's gone wrong with it ...
I've had was 'pre-loved' ; I would not know what to do with a really modern
brand new one. Each one I've had has gone a little further along that non-
mechanical, 1001 gadgets requiring yet more fuses, wiring, solenoids route.
The garages can of course charge more every time they have to slap it on
the control desk to work out what's gone wrong with it ...
by Two Moons on 12 December 2013 - 13:12
When labor costs $75.00 an hour, and a $3.00 sensor costs $125.00, and then they have to play trial and error to find the bad sensor even with a computer diagnostic I tend to stick with the older cars and trucks.
They have designed these new cars and trucks to be disposable, and if you do want something fixed you must almost disassemble the car to get at it.
Now people want the cars to drive themselves, that hasn't worked out very well for the airline industry has it.
I may yet get a horse and buggy.....
They have designed these new cars and trucks to be disposable, and if you do want something fixed you must almost disassemble the car to get at it.
Now people want the cars to drive themselves, that hasn't worked out very well for the airline industry has it.
I may yet get a horse and buggy.....
by Two Moons on 17 December 2013 - 10:12
No one is posting?
I guess that's different.
I guess that's different.
by LadyFrost on 17 December 2013 - 10:12
i think beetree was the glue that kept it all going here......
by Two Moons on 17 December 2013 - 10:12
No,
she was the one who made the messes and never cleaned up or turned off the lights when she left.
Doors always hanging open, the lid always up, she'd forget to flush eeewwwwww nasty.
Dishes in the sink, dust bunnies the size of cattle.
she was the one who made the messes and never cleaned up or turned off the lights when she left.
Doors always hanging open, the lid always up, she'd forget to flush eeewwwwww nasty.
Dishes in the sink, dust bunnies the size of cattle.
by LadyFrost on 17 December 2013 - 10:12
yeah but it was always lively...bad or good..there was a heartbeat...now...its like a ghost town...
here is something different......and I thought it was just me, but apparentley the whole nation agrees that SC is full of BAD drivers...SC is # 2.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2524438/Hell-wheels-The-state-Americas-worst-drivers-revealed.html
here is something different......and I thought it was just me, but apparentley the whole nation agrees that SC is full of BAD drivers...SC is # 2.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2524438/Hell-wheels-The-state-Americas-worst-drivers-revealed.html
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