Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only)

[karmac]

wait... 155 ? holy crap...
There's nothing like living dangerously...
I have a 1995 Aerostar, and i back away from 130.
...(wouldn't want my hot rod tank to be impounded)

yep. he-he. well I only did that once. Just had to know how fast it would go. Then after photo-radar came out I totally reigned it in and started driving like a little old lady.

[virrys]

I still use TP! What do you use now?

Baby Wipes!!!! Works like magic!

[psells]

I still use TP! What do you use now?

Still laughing!

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Baby Wipes!!!! Works like magic!

And leaves you smelling minty fresh?

[virrys]

And leaves you smelling minty fresh?

okay... I don't know about the minty part....
but the aloe and vitamine E sure help after
Taco Bell...

lol... couldnt help it.....

[psells]

And leaves you smelling minty fresh?

Okay, I swear that I was trying to find a clip of Donkey from Shrek delivering the "hint of minty freshness" line to Dragon, but look what I found:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...deoid=10404389

[feetfrown]

My first vehicle I bought..my 185 suzuki.. had 1,000 bucks save up.. it bought the bike and insurance..(as I crashed my parents car..I had to come up with something really quick and I had been riding bikes for some time)

My First Bike 1977 Suzuki GT550



Then I broke down and bought a real Bike 1974 Ducati 750 Sport

[karmac]

Not feeling so jovial anymore. Got a $45 bill for my ambulance ride last week. I didn't call the ambulance, my family doctor did. So why should I have to pay?

[psells]

Not feeling so jovial anymore. Got a $45 bill for my ambulance ride last week. I didn't call the ambulance, my family doctor did. So why should I have to pay?

That sucks about the $45, but more importantly I hope all is well.

[kenrod]

Good afternoon fellow Canucks!

Hope you are all having a Thrilling Thursday. Many thanks for the winning words and such.

Have a fantastic day and enjoy the sunshine if you can.

[Owdatoon]

baby wipes!!!! Works like magic!

depends...

[Andit]

My first car was a red 1980 VW Jetta. It was the family car, until my dad had a midlife crisis in 1985 & bought a sportscar (Nissan Pulsar with the pop up headlights). It was a great little car for 11 yrs, still going strong, but there was a rust problem (some kids had thrown rocks at me & while the windshield didn't get so much as a scratch, the window frame got some nasty dents that eventually led to rust ). I used to flirt with young guys at red lights & gun it as soon as the lights turned green. I almost always left them in the dust. Only 4 cylinders & great on gas. It could plow through just about any smount of snow & never had a problem starting on cold winter days. I LOVED that car!

Next car was a black 1990 VW Jetta. 6 cylinders this time, but still good mileage. Drove it for 11 yrs with no probs. Would prob still have that car, but I sold it when I got sick. Didn't need the stress of having to deal with insurance, etc, at that point in my life. Grrr, 4-door sedans should not be considered sports cars!

No car now, I live in downtown Toronto, so don't really need it. If I need wheels, I borrow my folks' Caravan. It's just not the same. Although it does allow for 3 adults, a dog & a cat to all be seated comfortably.

[Chers1]

I tried to post a pic, but it ended up being HUGE - 'til I can figure out how to size correctly, you'll just have to picture it in your mind.

Months before my 16th birthday I started in on my Mom about a car. New/used/beater, I didn't care. I knew there was no way in Hades I'd get one, but that didn't stop me from running on and on and on and on .... about it.

Morning of my birthday, I get up, look around. No presents. Mom said, your present is in the garage. I looked out the window and sure enough, her car was in the driveway.

I go tearing out in my PJs, open the garage door (manually, back then) to see a baby blue corvette smack dab in the middle of the garage with a big bow on top.

Car was a plastic replica about a foot long and 7 inches high.

My mom thought she was hilarious; I, on the other hand, was not so much thinking that was what she was!

If you cant get the picture your looking for from the web.. this is a way to shrink personal pics
http://tinypic.com/?t=postupload
I found the 320x240 works best

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Not feeling so jovial anymore. Got a $45 bill for my ambulance ride last week. I didn't call the ambulance, my family doctor did. So why should I have to pay?

I would talk to your family doctor. We handle some hospital bills here in our office. You'd be amazed at the number of people who allow this bill to go to third party collections, thinking the fee was covered by OHIP. What they don't realise is that the ride IS covered by OHIP, this is your co-payment fee. The actual bill itself can be hundreds of dollars. (I've seen some of the people NOT covered by OHIP's bills!)

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Uh oh...

http://www.nbgh.on.ca/patient_main.asp?id=85

If an individual other than the patient called an ambulance, it is the patient receiving the care who will be responsible for paying the ambulance fee.