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Chris are buying or renting the house?

 

Picked up four cases of cieling tiles with the truck for work.

Renting but family owns it. Used to be my grandmother's house. We own the property

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Took the truck out to get pizza and stop at my buddies house to pick up a case of Yuengling that he brought back from PA. He says itts pretty darn good. Ive never had it before so we will see.

 

You've never had yuengling? You haven't lived until you've had yuengling

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Took the truck out to get pizza and stop at my buddies house to pick up a case of Yuengling that he brought back from PA. He says itts pretty darn good. Ive never had it before so we will see.

 

You've never had yuengling? You haven't lived until you've had yuengling

not sure its that good, but it is decent

 

 

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not sure its that good, but it is decent

 

 

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I was being sarcastic haha I don't like at all

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Sold some baby stuff on CL. Told three people to meet me at same place same time, 2 showed up. Third sends me a message this morning still wanting stuff. Yeah.....right.

 

Anyway, selling another baby item today. Seems like a strapped for cash single mom working two jobs, so I'm meeting her at one of them to help her out from her schedule. She asked to look at it because she wants it. I hope that means she will buy if it's as nice as I claimed.

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Took the swing on the place to her receptionist desk when I brought in the swing and one of the guys was like "uhhh, is there something I should know?" And she said "yeeesss".

 

 

I got out of there quick.

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You've never had yuengling? You haven't lived until you've had yuengling

nope never had it, grew up in Michigan which doesn't have it then , now im I ND and its not here either. I had the black and tan and it wasn't bad but definitely not my favorite beer

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Yuengling is only sold east of the Mississippi

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Made this

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Toyota really missed out calling their tundra the 1794 and not 1791. They claim they want it to be seen as a true American rugged truck but they really dropped the ball on that one.

 

1794 was supposedly the year the ranch that the plant was built on was founded.

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It's pure ice all over the place had a hell of a time going anywhere floods and ice on every road

 

 

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