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My new motor home was built in 1972 with a 360 Dodge engine, no computer, no fuel injectors, no GPS, no ABS, no cruise control, no air bags, and no worries. One of the best things about the olden days.

So please don't pollute the air with cigarette smoke.

Space Balls!

I think that the oven is what I am looking forward to the most. I miss baking and roasting stuff. This is the oven I have been using for the last year

This is not the one I bought but it looks just like it. It's on the way here right now, can't wait.

Welcome aboard the Quit Train Anna, good to see you have already quit that nasty habit. I am a recent quitter myself so still dependent on the support and advice of the veterans on this forum. It looks like you have gotten plenty of replies already, though I expect you will see a great deal more before this day is out. When I first quit, and before I found this community, I spent a lot of time reading and educating myself at another helpful website called whyquit.com. Check it out, there are lots of informative videos and volumes of great reading material. In the mean time, the best advice I can give you is to keep busy, do things you enjoy, and keep your hands and feet inside the train car at all times LOL

I met George Bush Sr. in the sixties. Kennebunkport, Maine Top center was my uncles cottage and to the right top and bottom is the church that George Bush used to have his press conferences in front of. That's the Bush house on the bottom left which is right behind the camera person's back when they took the picture of my Uncle's place. George Sr. loves speed boats.

I think that Nancy met Elvis.

Did you know any of the Beetles?

I knew the mouse trap would work, You must be the REAL Colleen!

I do know that the REAL Colleen likes REAL cheese.

I'm partial to bad girls, so I'm not sure which one I like best.

"Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear"

I'm not convinced yet, let's do a DNA test.

Maybe she's a pod person?

Now where's that imposter?

Feelin like a kid again.

When I was a DJ, that song really got the kids dancing. Care to dance?

LMAO, your just jealous because a colonial invented the refrigerator, right? I had a really hard time drinking beer in London, and had a hell of a time getting anything served cold there, in fact I had to practically beg for ice cubes. Yes, I am a totally ridiculous colonial, and my mother was French Canadian, but we colonials like our beer cold. Besides, you guys drive on the wrong side of the road, silly Brits.

Cold water in the UK? When did that happen? Does that mean they have cold beer too?

After reading a few posts about the outage over there it appears that one of the Q's providers went down or at least that is what they are telling the membership. Still can't figure out why I was getting the Amsterdam thing while they were down.