Yeah, you might make some money off the cow, if you sold the milk! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Friday, September 26, 2008 12:57:32 AM)
guidogodoy wrote:
Haaaa! In my little city, I could drive from one end of the town to the other for a week non-stop on $20. I find it cheaper to ride a cow!
kit kat wrote:
I heard the same thing. They did the same thing here. The lines at the gas stations were just terrible. If they would have stayed calm, none of this would have happened. I have a little Pontiac, so I get good millage on mine. $20.00 will last me all week.
Nope. Seems like we were worst in the nation from the reports I have heard. Haven't seen photos of people lining up for gas like those shown in Nashville since the wonderful Carter era. Although I could really use it out here in the country, I am glad I don't own a big ol' truck like most around me.
kit kat wrote:
I don't believe that. Seems like we are the only place that is out of gas. Have you of anywhere else that has the same problem?
guidogodoy wrote:
De carne! Por Dios! You have to ask...
Kat. Only thing I get from the locals that were shut down here is that the hurricane shut down supply. I can believe it as that storm hit us HARD! We have more trees down than during the last tornado bout. Been chainsawing / burning like crazy all last week.
Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
Its not even Thanksgiving yet!!
Any specific flavor in mind? De elote, de queso, de dulce...?
guidogodoy wrote:
I wish I had a tamale.
Say, Kat, you get any of that "no gas" nastiness I hear was all over Nashville? We had two stations shut down for a bit in the city here. Edited at: Friday, September 26, 2008 12:28:44 AM
