Things flying out of the defroster vent makes me remember dating my current wife. It was in the fall like this on one of the first few dates. I was driving my pickup as I don't like driving a low car. I had ran it thru the local full service car wash. You know they sweep and clean the interior too.
We had a nice evening. She had on a real nice dress and had just got her hair all done. She looked real nice. When we came back out to the truck to go home after supper. I had to turn the defrosters on to clear the window. It had just started getting cold. When I turned them on all of the corn bees wings that had accumulated there all fall came out. There must have been five pounds of those things. The inside of the truck looked like one of those snow globes you used to shake up but with red corn fusses.
I found out she could cuss like a sailer when really PO. LOL Her new hair do was kind of messed up. She went out with me the next week BUT she made me drive the car. She was all ready starting to "train" me. LMAO. She says the project is still under construction even after 15 years.
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