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Fantastic word game

We are that much closer to reaching our goal but we still have a long long way to go so let's keep it going while we listen to the various incarnations to that fantastic theme to CHiPs.

Gotta love Jon and Ponch.
 
The various incarnations to that fantastic theme to CHiPs makes me want to cruise the highways of California on a motorcycle except, I don't live in California and I don't own a motorcycle.
 
The weekend is here and that means it's time to relax, unwind and get your Rock on Saturday night via the PowerWorld livestream listening to the 80s Rockfest with kenny, Dave and WMC.

Stay safe and have a great weekend!!
 
The 80s Rockfest with kenny, Dave and WMC was fantastic as always last night and it was great to see some old friends checking in on the livestream and joining us later on in the early morning hours for breakfast at Denny's with Kenny.
 
Super markets (or supermarkets) are requiring customers to adhere to one-way aisles but, unfortunately, many boneheads just don't pay attention or just don't care.

Did I just say that out loud? Yes, yes I did. I'm in grocery stores everyday for my job. I see the worst in people.
 
Many boneheads just don't pay attention or just don't care about one-way aisles in the supermarket, but these are probably the same people who leave their cart in the middle of the aisle, blocking it for everyone else, while they walk off to find an item on the shelf somewhere.
 
To find an item on the shelf somewhere when you think you may have already missed it while walking past the section of the aisle it was in requires backtracking up the aisle, with or without cart, unless you want to go to the end of the aisle, travel the entire length of the adjacent aisle, then come back to the aisle you think your item is in, which could turn out to be a complete waste of time.

Greetings from the guy who always walks right past the raisin bread.
 
You are not going to change anyone's mind about one-way aisles in grocery stores so the best thing you can do is shame them in front of everyone else and hope that they do the right thing.
 


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