Topic: If I switch to Roadrunner will it work here?
MADDOG
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I was wondering if roadrunner will work here on Lyme net???
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- Perhaps with a variation tacked onto it - as someone beat you to that one.
I saw a wonderful photo yesterday of the Blue-Footed Booby and thought that would be a delightful name. Just a suggestion. But it may not impart the level of dignity you deserve or wish to portray.
Regal Beagle? [No members found with that name. From the café name in "Three's Company".]
You can search any name of interest in the directory above, just left of the search feature.
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MADDOG
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Hi Keebler I didn't mean the name on here. Time Warner cable has a internet service called roadrunner.
It is a faster internet company.
I pay $19.95 a month for a .072 of a megabite Roadrunner has a 2 megabite connection for $14.95 a month. Over twice as fast.
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. [Keebler, I can't stop laughing - Thanks, I needed that!!!
MADDOG, Maybe PM Jenifer, I think she would know. Sounds like a good deal to me.
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MADDOG
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I never have seen any booby's with feet!! let alone any blue feet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't hardly type I am ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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- Glad I could make you laugh - I love words that have so many varied meanings. But, seriously, it's quite a lovely bird that makes quite a fashion splash. If I had feet like that, I'd never want to wear shoes.
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I always thought the blue-footed booby was the coolest bird!!
Thanks for the laughs!
I thought MADDOG was just trying to channel our old friend RoadRunner!
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MADDOG
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Steve!! That looks like the dance I do when I see booby's !!!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
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I haven't laughed so long in years!!
If laughter is the best medicine I am cured!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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steve1906
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, Me to!!!!
Well, I didn't know how many booby's were out there.
Juvenile Brown Booby's[b]
[b]Red-footed Booby's
Blue-footed Booby's
Masked Booby's
OMG - so many booby's!!!
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Well, birds aside, if you find a cheap and fast internet service, I would be pleased to dump uverse, which is now $62 a month for internet alone, no tv or phone.
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lpkayak
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poppy im paying 60. a month for same and i hate it!!!
no choices here
and gentlemen...thanks for the laughs...that was good for me...got me coughing tho...but laughing is good
I REMEMBER ROADRUNNER!
i wonder what the reason is for the colored feet...theres always a reason right...a reason nature does stuff..
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MADDOG
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Cold feet turn blue.
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God made those blue feet just to delight us!
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Well, I personally am delighted with those blue feet.
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Keebler
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- Why do (blue-footed) boobies have blue feet? Short answer: carotenoid pigments.
So, then, "why not orange?" I wonder.
As this question is addressed by the Galapagos Conservation folks, they are thrilled to offer additional insights from "number of ways depending on the angle at which you approach it."
Here's your conversation starter for your next cocktail party:
just don
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Just too much to imagine
A Mad Dog driving a Mopar,,,a Plymouth Roadrunner
Your styling now. Mopar all the way baby
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MADDOG
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Hi Don I still have the big Dodge Cummins diesel 4x4.
I rebuilt the trans for the third time. I had it done one time. They screwed it up.
I was getting bad rebuilt torque convertors. but the trans shop screwed it up on their own.
It now has 6 pinion gears,a billet torque converter,billet servo,billet pump stator, new input shaft,kevlar band,new overdrive piston housing,all seals are new ,red clutches,new overdrive piston,valve body upgrades,new shift solinoids,and a spin on secondary filter.
I think I kicked its butt.
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Just Don- Possibly harder to imagine than Maddog driving a Plymouth Roadrunner- may be me driving one?
That was the 1st car I bought. A brand new 1969 - red with black racing stripes- 440/4 on the floor. Did 1/4 mile in under 14 seconds. Chrome wheels, nice manifold too- and I believe the tires had red stripes instead of white walls (?). I think you would have liked it.
The first time my sister drove it she accidently plowed down a neighbors mailbox- too much power. She didn't drive it after that.
It was a beauty, for sure. Too much fun!!
Oh, and at the same time I was helping the boys change out an engine from a 55 Chevy Bel Air to give it more power- my all time favorite car. Doing that work gave me the basics for working on my own cars, saving me lots of money later on.
Forget this electronic/computer everything car they make now. Give me a mopar.
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Very cool, Tincup! My husband wanted a Roadrunner and his dad bought him a Duster instead. He wasn't too happy about that!!
We had a '55 Bel Air when I was a kid. I really loved that car!
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WOW! The race car we played with going to local tracks was a Duster! Like your hubby- I liked my Roadrunner better, but wasn't willing to let them use it on the track.
What color was your Bel Air? I know I will melt when I hear, no matter the color. THAT is my car.
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MADDOG
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My brother in law had a black 69 roadrunner 383 magnum with real working hood scoops. It had a 5.13 positrack rear end.
Talk about a hole shot.
I had a 69 GTO that flew.
Cars were more fun back then.
I had a 68 firebird with a olds engine in it.
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Great pic Just Don! Thanks for sharing it!
Maddog- I agree with you on the ``fun`` of the muscle cars compared to today.
The late Pete Seeger (who also fought a battle with Lyme disease) summed up how things were changing very nicely in this song, which I`ve always been fond of. It does`t specify cars, but this posting about cars made me think about this song.
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Nice car (roadrunner)! Positrack was pretty new back then, wasn`t it?
GTOs were hot when you had yours. Beautiful cars! And it makes me laugh remembering how fast they were. Blow you off the road fast!
And the sad part- I traded in the Roadrunner for a brand new off the showroom floor Firebird Formula 400, 4 on the floor, really sharp car (yeah- I was in love and gave it all up back then).
BUT... when I picked it up it I drove it across the street to the inspection station so I could go get tags- literally across the street from the dealer- and it failed inspection. Brand new car!!! Four different problems! I should have driven right straight back to the dealer, but NO, I had faith things would get better.
For the next six months that car was broken down and in the shop more than it was on the road. It was so bad I finally had to give it back to the dealer (lemon laws).
Then it was a motorcycle, followed by a new van that I changed up to a camping van after the baby arrived.
quote:Originally posted by Tincup: WOW! The race car we played with going to local tracks was a Duster! Like your hubby- I liked my Roadrunner better, but wasn't willing to let them use it on the track.
What color was your Bel Air? I know I will melt when I hear, no matter the color. THAT is my car.
- We ended up driving that Duster for about 5-6 yrs when we got married (also dated in that car!) and then it got handed down to 3 more kids.. His brother and sisters!!
Our Bel Air was green and white. MELT now!
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I had a black Mustang 5.0 in the early 90's. When I would go to the grocery store and the kids took my groceries to the car (yes, they did that in Texas) .. the kids would just DROOL over it!
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HA! I forgot I said I would melt- and when I saw the color, green and white I could picture it perfectly- I immediately melted- then kept reading and saw your funny reminder.
And a black Mustang too? Wow! That was a hottie too! I guess they did drool!!!
And just to be nice- I will NOT, I refuse, to ask anything else about you ``dating`` in the car.
Well, ok, maybe one thing- did you date your hubby in the front seat or the back?
That baby 302 cubic inch could make tremendous noise just sucking pure AIR.
Revving in the red zone you could hear the carb sucking further than the exhaust was talking.
Wish I could re-create that aspect
Those are high buck cars now days.
And before you ask Tinny,,,ALL my driving was from the front seat,,,,jeesh how else???
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Finally got back to this thread. I remember wanting a charger for some reason but i ended up with a blue 58 VW...with the little back window. I guess that doesnt reallt belong here tho
Good laughs...Nice pics...nice music...i lived near pete seeger and saw him alot
Back when my body worked
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Hahahaha, the whole roadrunner/booby thing was awesome! When I saw that first post, I was thinking the Roadrunner car! My brother had one of those, back in the day.
I think he wrecked it, but I'm not sure. Have to ask the hubby -- he knew my brother and used to salivate over that car.
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Tincup
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hehehehehehehehehehe...
Laughing again! HA!
Ok Just Don, you got me. The pic is too small for me to tell what you have there. Its a looker, but what is it?
It appears not to be a convertible, even with the color changes. Too long, sleek and not the right rear for a Mustang.
Those wheels aren't standard on this model.
Can`t see the front or back end, so limited here. My best guess would be a Plymouth, maybe a Dodge Challenger?
Do tell.
The more I look at it, the nicer it is.
As for the gas station, oh yes. When a full tank of gas was about $3.00 and you'd get a free glass or steak knife with a fill-up. Now a gallon is the same price as a fill-up use to be!
But, and I hope I did`t laugh too hard and hurt your feelings, my cousin had VW`s - a long line of different ones over the years- with the first one just like yours- and she loved them.
Well, she loved them until the day we were coming in from horseback riding and her car spooked the horse for some reason- and we had just been riding on city streets with no problem- and the horse bolted then ran right into her car, throwing her over the top of the car to the ground.
The horse was fine, but she was pretty banged up. She never really bragged about her VW`s after that.
Stupid story, I know, but you got me laughing and that is what popped out.
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. lpkayak – Let’s bring back some memories>>>
1958 VW Beetle
1958 was the first year for the "square window" in the back and while it lacks the impact of an Oval window, it retains a lot of the early charm and at a greatly reduced price. If this car was one year older, the price could almost double!
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. From another post:
quote:Steve dear, it could have been put on the post with the blue foot birds. Are you following my drift?
It’s hard to imagine girls being able to play golf as well as men!
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Tincup -- he said he wrecked it, then parted it out. Sad. He never took me for a ride in it either, but a year or two later I met a young sailor who owned one and was willing to oblige me! O.k. so I was a wild child, what can say....it was the mid-'70's....
My brother was hard on cars. (His name was Steve, btw. Just sayin'). He wrecked several, almost killing a young passenger once, a guy we went to school with. My parents had a red VW bug that he broke the shifting forks on, of all things. It sat for a couple years until I got married to my first husband at 17 (well hey, I wasn't so wild after that).
He and his dad, a mechanic, tried welding the shifting forks back together because to buy new ones required buying a whole kit for $80. In 1979, on one income of only $6.50/hr., $80 was way too much -- especially since we were saving for a "honeymoon" (read: cheap, cheap, road trip).
From then on, the forks would from time to time freak out and the car would get stuck in 2nd gear. This happened on our honeymoon near Steamboat Springs, CO....a long way from home. Twice.
But small world. My husband now was only one year ahead of me in school, knew my older brother and they had some of the same friends, worked for our neighbor in his oil co. and sometimes delivered my folks heating oil (after I was married), but we never met until '96. As a teen I'd seen him around and thought he was a hottie, though!
He owned a Challenger, too. And A Charger I think.
Ah, good times. Or really BAD, depending on how you look at 'em!
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Tincup
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hehehehe...
1st- if taking a ride in a car with a sailor (keeping in mind we lived down the road from the Naval Academy) just to have fun is considered to be ``wild``... well, uh, never mind.
We will crown you LN`s official wild child. (That is assuming, of course, TuTu and Just Don were telling the truth about doing all their dating in the front seat.) HA!
You have had some bad luck with vehicles in your family. And on your honeymoon too! Ugh!!!!
It is interesting to read your story about how things came around after all those years. Made me smile! And knowing he was a hottie, hey, even better!
Our memories, and always hoping they never totally leave us, are precious. Can be calming and put us in a better mood.
Enjoyed hearing yours, very much so!
Steve, hey there Steve!
You always post such nice pics! It really is cheerful and appreciated. And as --------- (can you fill in the blank?) sang, ``every picture tells a story, don`t it?``
Those pics of the pretty blue VW made me appreciate it even more. Hope Kayak is still speaking to me. ??
And, I see you got my drift too about the golfing. Funny man you are!
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I believe the answer to the question is whether the blue feet are .76 megabyte or 2 megabyte and why the cost of shoes for those aforementioned feet at 14.95 and get 2 1/2 times more shoe.
At least that is what I've come to understand after reading the thread.
Serious answer :
Time warner sells 2 megabits per second not bytes. If your plan is currently .76 megabytes it would be 3 times faster than time warner. make sure your current plan is bytes. If it is bytes stay with your current plan. if it's megabits go with time warner, and it will work with LN.
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I wish I could post picks of my 1968 c10 I do not know how to do that.
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steve1906
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. MADDOG, try this...
The Pic has to have a (URL) address:
This example is for a pic that already has a (URL)
1- Right click on the photo/pic
2- Click on properties
3- Highlight the (URL) address with your clicker
4- Hold the (CTRL & C) key
5- Lymenet-Go to (General Support) & Click on (Post a new topic)
6- In the message box do this
7- [IMG] Put the URL Address you copied in between these two Symbols[/IMG]
If the pic/photo does not have a (URL) you have to do this:
9- Sign in or signup for an account on the top right
10- Click (Upload)
11- Click on (Choose photos & Videos) – Click the pic you want and click on (open) – Then click on the photo and follow steps 1 – 7 above. You’ll have to have the photo/pic on your computer, or you can upload it from any other device.
1968 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
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quote:It really is cheerful and appreciated. And as --------- (can you fill in the blank?) sang, ``every picture tells a story, don`t it?``
Tincup, I GIVE UP, YOUR MAKING ME CRAZY!!!
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Tincup
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Hey! You can't quit now! You are so fun to play with!!! And so smart too!
I will allow a short break, but then back to work buck-a-roo!!!
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quote:It really is cheerful and appreciated. And as --------- (can you fill in the blank?) sang, ``every picture tells a story, don`t it?``
Well, I just logged on and read this again, "ROD STEWART", right?
Don't you just love Lyme brains! I was counting the spaces --------- (9) - Some days it works - and some days it just doesn't. Must be all that white matter they found years ago,,,,
That was a good one!!! Steve
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Tincup
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You do make me laugh. I love it!
I came in tired and so dirty tonight the dirt was literally falling off me onto the floor! I was dragging my sorry self all the way to the bathroom, where I had to remove my clothes by rolling them off me so the bathroom floor wouldn't be totally dirt-covered!
A shower, some sweet smelling soap and a couple of clean towels later, I plopped down at the computer I had left on earlier.
And there right in my face was the post that said ... TINCUP... in the title! HA!
You got my attention. I had no clue what you were talking about at first. Took two read throughs to get it.
And yes, you got it right! Exactly!!! Making me laugh the whole time!
I went looking for a song and found one- it is posted there as your grade.
Thanks for picking up my spirits and making me smile.
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You're welcome, and as always thanks for the kind words. Thanks for the video....
We're all in this together, you make all of us smile and laugh too - thank goodness, we need it!
I can only read so many sad post, when I reach my limit I turn it around by telling jokes, it even makes be feel better,
We need more in our lives than sadness and pain.
We need friendship We need laughter we need support we need each other We need to stay strong And so on!!!
"Every Picture Tells A Story" ROD STEWART
SING IT ....
Spent some time feelin' inferior standing in front of my mirror Combed my hair in a thousand ways but I came out looking just the same
Daddy said, "Son, you better see the world I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to leave But remember one thing don't lose your head to a woman that'll spend your bread" So I got out
Paris was a place you could hide away if you felt you didn't fit in French police wouldn't give me no peace They claimed I was a nasty person Down along the Left Bank minding my own Was knocked down by a human stampede Got arrested for inciting a peacful riot when all I wanted was a cup of tea I was accused I moved on
Down in Rome I wasn't getting enough of the things that keeps a young man alive My body stunk but I kept my funk at a time when I was right out of luck Getting desperate indeed I was Looking like a tourist attraction Oh my dear I better get out of here 'for the Vatican don't give no sanction I wasn't ready for that, no no
I moved right out east yeah! On the Peking ferry I was feeling merry sailing on my way back here I fell in love with a slit eyed lady by the light of an eastern moon Shangai Lil never used the pill She claimed that it just ain't natural She took me up on deck and bit my neck Oh people I was glad I found her Oh yeah I was glad I found her
I firmly believe that I didn't need anyone but me I sincerely thought I was so complete Look how wrong you can be
The women I've known I wouldn't let tie my shoe They wouldn't give you the time of day But the slit eyed lady knocked me off my feet God I was glad I found her
And if they had the words I could tell to you to help you on the way down the road I couldn't quote you no Dickens, Shelley or Keats 'cause it's all been said before Make the best out of the bad just laugh it off You didn't have to come here anyway So remember, every picture tells a story don't it
Steve
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Steve, BEEEEautiful Firebird! Is that yours, or um....a stock photo?
Haha, the sailor in the Roadrunner was just dropping me off where I was supposed to meet my friends! Strangely enough, he was a perfect gentleman, which is not what my mama told me (I grew up near a navy town). lol
I truly was a parents worst nightmare as a teen, which is no doubt why my parents were perfectly willing to allow me to marry at age 17.
Actually they were going to let me at 16, but we found out we would need a judges order for that, and that the usually only o.k.'d marriage that young if the girl was pregnant, which I wasn't. So I had to wait until the ripe old age of 17.
Love those car pics! And you all are too funny.
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