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"Uh, sir...they're all grey."
"But it is the grey Chevrolet with license number RN 2845 !!!"
The one near the bank?
What a GREAT old photo Mike!! Look at the vast variety of cars from back in the day.
What a GREAT old photo Mike!! Look at the vast variety of cars from back in the day.
Ah yes...the good old days, when a man could park his '54 Olds 98 convertible all day long with the top down, with no worries other than passing birds.
What a GREAT old photo Mike!! Look at the vast variety of cars from back in the day.
Ah yes...the good old days, when a man could park his '54 Olds 98 convertible all day long with the top down, with no worries other than passing birds.
MAN; ain't THAT the truth!
Nice going Mike. I like how you used the premise that your wife is having a baby and you need to get to the hospital. And then you used RN in the plate #.
R-registered
N- nurse
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How would one even get the car out? You'd have to move about 47 others.
@paul-rouffa Good point Paul. The first few rows are fine but as you say, the others are grid locked....very strange! They all seem to have plates attached....???
@paul-rouffa Good point Paul. The first few rows are fine but as you say, the others are grid locked....very strange! They all seem to have plates attached....???
I guess everyone stayed all day, then LIFO.
