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*sigh* Why?

Started by Janet_Girl, April 12, 2011, 12:55:04 AM

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Padma

Oh, I don't mind, I was just curious :) (and self-involved - after all this thread's not about me ::)).
Womandrogyne™
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MarinaM

My brother has said some strange things in my lifetime: "there is no why," and "patience is a waste of time." Maybe he's onto something after all, halfway.

Lacey, your multicolor posts make my day :)
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jmaxley

I ask why a lot too.  Life just doesn't make any sense.  That's the conclusion I've come too after spending most of my life trying to make sense out of it.  The other day I ran over a piece of metal and ended up with a flat tire.  There was a ton of traffic going both ways, but I was the one who hit it.  I asked why quite a bit that day.

And I hate that saying, whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger.  Because sometimes it doesn't.  I like the stranger version much much better, and it's definitely more applicable to my life.
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Cindy

Quote from: jmaxley on April 19, 2011, 02:00:55 AM
  The other day I ran over a piece of metal and ended up with a flat tire.  There was a ton of traffic going both ways, but I was the one who hit it.  I asked why quite a bit that day.


This one of life's great imponderables. why does the person who gets a flat tire have a flat spare tire as well? Why do you get a flat when you have been on HRT and not realised your upper body strength has gone and you cannot jack the car up :laugh: Happened to me had to ask a neighbour to help me. :laugh: He thought I was such a wimp :laugh: as I was in boy clothes :laugh: :laugh:

Cindy 
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jmaxley

I know!  I hated having to get someone else to change the tire.  I just don't have the upper body strength yet.  Even then, it took three guys to get it done because the lug nuts were on there so tight (so then I didn't feel quite as bad  :laugh: )  And yes...the spare was flat.  One of them took it to be aired up and once it was put on the car, I went a few feet and the spare came off the rim.   ::)
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JohnR

Quote from: yoxi on April 13, 2011, 11:19:20 AM
Oh, I don't mind, I was just curious :) (and self-involved - after all this thread's not about me ::)).

Your sig always made me smile.
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Cindy

Quote from: jmaxley on April 19, 2011, 09:11:10 AM
I know!  I hated having to get someone else to change the tire.  I just don't have the upper body strength yet.  Even then, it took three guys to get it done because the lug nuts were on there so tight (so then I didn't feel quite as bad  :laugh: )  And yes...the spare was flat.  One of them took it to be aired up and once it was put on the car, I went a few feet and the spare came off the rim.   ::)

I wouldn't go back for the world but if you wanted to change the thread to unseen problems I would add this as one :laugh: Neighbour; pick the tire out of the car and bring it here. Cindy, I can't undo the bolts that keep the spare in the car. Neighbour, doesn't say anything, just looks, 'What a poofter'  Me Oh well.

Thank you, holding next door neighbour's baby talking to his wife, who I think had caught on.

This was last year, neighbour I think now understands.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Cindy
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