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Re: At what point do you take their whinning serious?
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Posted by Glenn on February 19, 2001 at 19:50:58 from (63.48.150.191):
In Reply to: At what point do you take their whinning serious? posted by Dave Gibson on February 18, 2001 at 19:51:58:
I guess I've got an advantage in that I am still single. I've got two machines sharing the garage with my Thunderbird, and the only thing keeping me from getting another one is a lack of room. I guess when I do get around to tying the knot, I'll have to get her in on the ground floor - take her to shows and the like. Maybe I can find one that she thinks is "cute", like a Cub or something. Hmmmm . . .
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