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Because I don't have enough trouble with my car (and unlike mack, it's usually my fault), I keep running into things. Luckily, they are inanimate objects that don't carry insurance, but I've exchanged a fairly significant amount of paint on both sides of my car. I'm already crossing my fingers that my clutch doesn't go out before I can sell a kidney to get money for a new one. I don't want to have to deal with body work on top of that. *sigh*
Anyone got any get rich quick schemes? Preferably ones that work without me having to (any more than I already do).
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Just keep in mind that the clutch could go at any time. And the brakes are pretty worn. Plus, it's a station wagon. A "luxury" station wagon, but still a station wagon.
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:: laughs :: Don't worry, the "power steering" on my old volvo (which has been sold since I went to college) was more of "strongman power steering" and didn't work under 20 miles per hour...when you're driving around a tank made of steel, you learn to adapt to the car. Satyagraha
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Thanks, Farmgirl. I never really thought about it, but it could be a real possibility. I've always had some trouble with depth perception. I swear my arms are shorter than I think they are. I need to get my eyes checked soon, anyway. I'll try to remember to bring that up.
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Cute is pushing it as it is, and while I'm older than I look, i definitely couldn't pass as 5. I can throw a mean tantrum now and then...
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