posted 10-09-2002 07:59 AM                    

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Originally posted by Todd Cameron:
Trey, your right, it's all in how you train them *snap* it's all in the wrist I tell ya.

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I read this post last night as a gaggle of women were being entertained downstairs by my wife and I was relagated to watch untold scores of Barbie movies with my two little "wives in training" upstairs.

There is hope...(gotta go, as I have to make them all breakfast now!)

posted 10-12-2002 08:01 AM                  

Work only 1 day a year but, it's one heckuva day.

Been married forever, no kids but, plenty of little friends around that help with the work.

posted 10-13-2002 06:39 AM                  

As for me:

• I just turned 41 years old
  
• I'm married for almost 21 years to my high school sweetheart
  
• no children, two pets: Pixie, a 12 year old Silky Terrier and Hannah a 10 month old miniature Schnauzer
  
• Both my wife and I are Orlando natives and we live in Longwood, which is about twenty minutes North of Orlando
  
• I am a 14-year employee of The Coca-Cola Company, more specifically the North America Fountain Division. I'm the regional contact aligned to thirteen of our bottling partners covering from Pensacola to St. Petersburg
  
• My wife and I have enjoyed collecting old Coca-Cola memorabilia for 15 years
  
• I've loved "hot rods" since I was a little kid and have had a variety of different "fun" cars over the years, the Prowler is far and away the coolest!
  

Bill

posted 10-14-2002 03:12 PM                  

James Jr who will turn 6 shortly and
Mattina Grace who just turned 4

I am currently unemployed, got laid off 2 days after 9/11 - But before that I sold and fixed computers. I also rent out a few places. I'm trying to decide what I want to do when I get older, but have enjoyed so much hanging out with my kids over the last year. But sometimes miss working.

My wife and I are thinking about leaving our small town of Milltown, NJ and retiring down to Florida.

I never had a nice car before, so I decided to get the Prowler and sold some stocks to get it(Smart Move). Enjoy driving every mile. Best purchase I ever made.

posted 10-14-2002 04:37 PM                  

We live in Angleton, TX (just south of Houston)

Chemical Engineer for The Dow Chemical Co in Freeport, TX

Got the prowler in June.

posted 10-14-2002 07:21 PM                  

Bob is an executive at DaimlerChrysler (via AMC and Chrysler). We've moved 11 times and I've had many jobs. Retired 4 years ago from the Motorsports company that I was working for and now just enjoying life....particularly my husband, kids, grandkids, my Prowlers and the cottage!!!!

I have two beautiful Singapuras (cats) named Julius and Caesar and a live-in British cat named Kalkie (my son's). Also have one ferret named Toby (he's from Manitoba). He's the last remaining one from the group of 8 that I had.

posted 10-14-2002 08:49 PM                  

I have been a Convention Contractor for over 25 years - our firm sets up trade shows in most major convention cities. Reba is a financial advisor and advises me I have reached my limit on the number of engine rebuilds I am alotted.

Yellow Fever - this is a great thread. Something similar has been done in past and it is nice to get to know more about the more recent members and updates on the others. In the time I have been out of town for almost 3 weeks and not spending much time on the site I have noted you have started a LOT of topics. If this one doesn't win you a shirt/hat and you really need one, I'll try to get one to you. I don't think I have enough time to read and catch up on all your topics, much less all the others.

posted 10-14-2002 10:37 PM                  

Live in rural SoCal (as rural as SoCal can get anyway). Presently about 40% of the way through my midlife crisis ( I plan to be dead at 70). I drive too fast to worry about cholesterol.

Have been working as a regulatory manager/engineer for computer/telecom/datacom companies. I'm the guy who takes care of all the UL safety and FCC radio-interferance stuff you see on the labels...learned it OJT after the navy from a great boss who is now retired and I miss alot...Bored with it all now but it pays good.
Seeking new opportunities...hope to buy or start a business but have not found the right opportunity...been thinking about a towing company, or tune-up and smog place. Maybe I'll just give all my money to Todd to help open "the world's largest harley dealership."

posted 10-15-2002 11:35 PM                    

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Originally posted by nukedlines:
We are fixing to build a house in Pearland, close enough to Teri to throw a rock at her house!

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Well now if she has a broken window, she will know where to look....