Hates stupid drivers in any kind of weather!!

That could be a real brane teaser.

I and my cat are uncertain about this stuff.

Quite the opposite...they're anti-matter...

now that really adds a whole 'nother dimension to the issue

:rofl:

I'm in Fla, right now,but when we're in our other home,in NH,that 4WD,sure is nice.My wife @ I each have Jeep Grand Cherokees(different yrs)@ I learned,thru racing,that you always drive defensively.We both always worry
more about the others driving,then we do our own.I don't know if this will
enter,I'm on a laptop in Fla & I'm registered with Pixies on a different provider
in NH. Irish

*Na-Na-Nana-Na* :D

I told you, you'd get that laptop wired in just fine. ;)

It doesn' matter who your ISP is, as long as you come to Pixies, you're home. :wave:

*giving a standing ovation*

FINALLY...someone I "know" actually used the word 'nother in the proper context! YAY! (((((wyndhy)))))

Do you realize how many people I know who use the word 'nother...but don't realize it's a contraction and that the more appropriate word would be "other" or "another" 99.9% of the time???????? AND...they pronounce and spell it "nuther".

The reason why I know they spell it that way? Because I ask them to spell it for me whenever it's used...by anyone who uses it (to point out the improper use)...ie: "That's a whole nuther story." Or..."Nuther place, nuther time."

OMG...it drives me up a wall!!! And people probably hate me for acting like their 4th grade English teacher but I can't help myself.

Um...ahem...uh...WTF is the topic? I got off...but I'm feeling much better now!

Oh...SUV's.............yep, that's what it was. I trust me...but I don't trust other drivers with SUV's in the snow, rain, sleet, hail or even on a clear, sunny day!

/me walks out of the thread without mentioning the Durango 4x4 under my carport.

If you got off, no wonder you are feeling much better :)

*giggle*

I knew I'd get busted on that comment!

'nother is one of my favorite words. :D

Used by myself often, usually but not neccessarily preceded by "Whole"...sometimes it allows me to despense with the noun altogether...