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@perrone1 Wise decision for keeping "right side up" on the track Tony. This will leave you stirred, not shaken by your megalouvered driving experience.
@perrone1 Wise decision for keeping "right side up" on the track Tony. This will leave you stirred, not shaken by your megalouvered driving experience.
I once put a louver on my Hoover to improve performance. But it still sucked.
@perrone1 Wise decision for keeping "right side up" on the track Tony. This will leave you stirred, not shaken by your megalouvered driving experience.
I once put a louver on my Hoover to improve performance. But it still sucked.
Just between us guys Tony.....never, EVER try to improve anything that makes you appear better at performing household chores.
Be cautious! Try these things out. It would be easy to negate the power bump of the louvres totally. You must maintain some semblance of restraint...as you do with your limit to 3 martinis.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Be cautious! Try these things out. It would be easy to negate the power bump of the louvres totally. You must maintain some semblance of restraint...as you do with your limit to 3 martinis.
Excellent advice!
I 💓 how I can 'learn' sooo much by tuning in every so often. One can never be too old. 😊
Steve


