Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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Goofyernmost

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Our insurance policy is a little odd. I'm not listed on the insurance policy, but since I live at home, I'm covered. It covers anyone who lives in the house (another reason not to move out at this point...). They just have a policy that covers my car. Loophole in the contract. I would probably pay it first and fess up later. I'm a good, careful driver though. My goal is to never have a ticket, or to only have one every ten years.
You will find that the female gender gets a much better break with insurance then the male. Fewer accidents, fewer tickets, etc. Boy's on the other hand are looked at like little demolition derby wanna-be's. They cut very little slack for them.

Personally, I got my license on my 16th birthday, which was almost 50 years ago. I have not been without a vehicle since that time. I have had one speeding ticket and that was in the 80's when the speed limit on the interstate highway system was 55. I was doing 70! I have not had one single accident during that entire time. For a number of years during that time I was a professional bus driver. On the road all day, every day. Driving a 42 foot bus through city traffic.

When my daughter and her husband had accumulated enough of both, their insurance premium jumped to $400.00 per month. The next accident or ticket would end their insurance policy. She said to me... It's not fair, now we have to make sure that we don't have any "accountable" accidents anymore. I didn't know what to say. My goal was to never have any, not wait until bad things were going to happen to decide that I should try harder.

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All of a sudden, Disney maintenance isn't looking so bad, eh!
 

Cesar R M

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The trouble is that it has to have a particular infraction along with the famous (non-existent, according to @JenniferS) Canadian accent. Otherwise, it's just more of a grunt then a form of communication.
Can I get at least a medal for "trying" ? XD

You will find that the female gender gets a much better break with insurance then the male. Fewer accidents, fewer tickets, etc. Boy's on the other hand are looked at like little demolition derby wanna-be's. They cut very little slack for them.

Personally, I got my license on my 16th birthday, which was almost 50 years ago. I have not been without a vehicle since that time. I have had one speeding ticket and that was in the 80's when the speed limit on the interstate highway system was 55. I was doing 70! I have not had one single accident during that entire time. For a number of years during that time I was a professional bus driver. On the road all day, every day. Driving a 42 foot bus through city traffic.

When my daughter and her husband had accumulated enough of both, their insurance premium jumped to $400.00 per month. The next accident or ticket would end their insurance policy. She said to me... It's not fair, now we have to make sure that we don't have any "accountable" accidents anymore. I didn't know what to say. My goal was to never have any, not wait until bad things were going to happen to decide that I should try harder.

another person that drives well!
high five!


almost 18 years driving here, not a single ticket, not a single crash, the biggest accident, was hitting a metal bar when backing off(I blame my father for somehow getting to park betwen these two posts!, one of concrete and the other of metal).

All of a sudden, Disney maintenance isn't looking so bad, eh!
'Til Disney as a Nuclear Reactor explosion and core meltdown!
 

PUSH

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Michael Sam just followed me on Twitter. :eek:

Unfortunately it's just a phony account, and it has no followers, and I'm the only one it's following. Kind of weird. o_O

EDIT- Actually I'm not the only one it's following. It must have those blocked for anyone to see.
 

StarWarsGirl

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The house phone just rang.
When I answered it, it was Son #1 calling from the downstairs bathroom.

I told him I don't talk to fools on the throne, and hung up.

Still have no idea what he wanted, but ewwww! Just ewwww!
I once texted my mom when I needed more toilet paper. I was yelling for five straight minutes and she couldn't hear me. We've also texted while in the same room. Sometimes just to be silly, once because we were having a private conversation that we didn't want my dad to hear.
 
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