In a few of the episodes it said ACME, a subsidiary of RoadRunner Industries.Did he ever catch the Mopar he was always chasing? Seems to me that Acme products didn’t live up to their name.
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In a few of the episodes it said ACME, a subsidiary of RoadRunner Industries.Did he ever catch the Mopar he was always chasing? Seems to me that Acme products didn’t live up to their name.
We got the dumpster and Marvin windows delivered this morning. I asked the dumpster girl which end is she attaching the diving board to. I told the contractor we should install the dumpster in the back yard (always wanted a built-in pool).
The Amish wanted to start tearing out the back of the house this morning; it's been raining all weekend and plans to keep doing so through the week!
Yeah, they will, but not in the rain, please!!!
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No worries, there. Even the contractor said he won't start on a Friday (at least, for an exterior job).
Maybe we can extend that rule to Never do anything on Friday
For some, it's never on a Sunday.

!For some, it's never on a Sunday.
It's a mystery how The Chordettes became to be forever associated with 80s slasher films
I wouldn’t have been able to tell you which number that rule is,, but I remember me Da giving me my first pocket knife...I was 8?, maybe 9 years old...and telling me ‘Tommy, a pocketknife is not a weapon; a pocketknife is part of a the way a man dresses’.
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Owning a pocketknife was a rite of passage, today it’s illegal.
Some have a tradition of bringing their own Laguiole tableware when they dine out in finer restaurants. I have a folding one for eating apples.
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Ken was a retired cop in Los Angeles.
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