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That would be very difficult to be sure. Picking up your trash is a real effort. It is a constant struggle to do that, even for me. :rolleyes: It's even harder when I have to pick up OTHER people's trash, OH MY! OH MY!!! The HORROR of the effort! :eek:

I said scummy, lazy people don't pick up after themselves. THEY create the mess. That is a fact. To say that there is "good" in everyone is a stretch. Good in a Stalin, a Hitler? Good people clean their messes. Scummy lazy people do not. That has nothing to do with hate, just an accurate...

The bags do not make the mess. Scummy, lazy people who do not pick them up when they drop them do. Cloth bags do NOT make good trash backs in the truck either. They also get dirty and would need washing all the time to not stink up the sleeper.

I am 62 and my wife is 60.

There is not set age for anyone, man or women, that determines when they should hang up their keys. It is an individual issue based on that persons physical and mental capabilities.

Jan and I were in Evansville, IN the other day. We passed the Denny's just down the road from the "J". I was reminded of a cold, snowy day a few years back. We were in that Denny's getting our free pancake breakfast when I noticed a 'Bolt' van pull in. The driver went over tho the counter...

Good to see you on here Gracie! I wish there was something more we could do beyond our prayers for you two. Rest assured you both are remembered daily. Be sure to tell Jack we are thinking of him and let him know how much he is missed.

At least this was a costume, not a fashion statement.

I did NOT write that. It was done by the Smothers Brothers. It was FUNNY!! I don't know if they had a day job.

I think that I would be more impressed it she wore a "fire fighter's" helmet, (for real) or a soldiers helmet in combat. ETC. That reminds me of a REALLY old song: C My old man’s a sailor, G C What do you think about that? C He wears a sailor’s collar, G...

Well, I guess when you serve no REAL purpose in life fashion hats can be of some importance. Not so for REAL USEFUL people.

I think that I would question the sanity of ANYONE who would wear something like that in public.

You gonna put a "bucket" on your "list"? :rolleyes:

It has yet to happen in the truck, only "Lot Lizards" although one was rather flexible as to who she could "relax". Other times when Mrs. Layoutshooter had this problem she would just laugh. The kinda "hurts" the male ego and can cause a deflation of their mmmmm, self-esteam? :rolleyes:

That is because, as with many other things, our rights under our Constitution are being taken away wholesale. The Second Amendment to the Constitution was part of a larger bill known as the Bill of Rights. Take note of the title of that bill, that is very important. Every RIGHT in that Bill is...

That what is taught in every CCW class in Michigan as well. I still have a problem with the entire CCW thing since we already have the right to carry under our Constitution. It is always better to be prepared than to be a victim.

At home I sometimes carry, wasp spray can be very effective in a truck.

You could just try hanging an empty hand gun holster in the windshield.

Inkasana is correct, attitude is 50% of the battle. If you show fear they can see that and will prey on those fears. Show strength and they tend to back off. Maybe a kick-boxing class would help. SHOW NO FEAR!! 30% is being aware of your surrounds and the other 20% is being able to "Kick Butt"...

How a person acts and "carries" themselfs makes a very big difference. Always walk with confidence, look into other eyes. Make sure that they know that you know that they are there. Look strong and ALWAYS be prepared to ACT if need be.