Cars
by bill - 2021-10-04 18:04:11 ( in education, research) [php version] rebuild
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape. I love it but need to trade it in soon. The transmission 'shudders' a little bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs. I need to sell it before the transmission fails. It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it after I bought it used. I'm thinking of replacing it with the slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has a bad reputation. I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small SUV) vehicles, too. It all depends on the year and the model... and price.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM :
Impressive that= your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van -- our main car.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM :
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long time.=
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PM:
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another Ford. = I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PM:
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out. Can't choose to pass on the offer. You better get it. And then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder, lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food. You certainly won't be able to get social security if you don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.=
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see the obvious anymore.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
To:
Subject: boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus One Booster
=0D=0D=0D=0D=0DFauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus ...
Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....=0D=0D=0D
--_7CD966A5-B0DF-40CD-9667-772D73D7B27B_
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape.= I love it but need to trade it in soon.= The transmission 'shudders' a little bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs.= I need to sell it before the transmission fails. = It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it after I bought it used.= I'm thinking of replacing it with the slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has a bad reputation.= I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small SUV) vehicles, too.= It all depends on the year and the model... and price.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
Subject: Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM :
Impressive that your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van -- our main car.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
To:
Cc:
Subject: Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM :
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long time.
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
Subject: Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PM:
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
Subject: Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another Ford. I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PM:
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out. Can't choose to pass on the offer. You better get it. And then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder, lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food. You certainly won't be able to get social security if you don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see the obvious anymore.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
Subject: boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus One Booster
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus ...Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....
--_7CD966A5-B0DF-40CD-9667-772D73D7B27B_--
, most did not have the touch screen, unless it had the optional gps navigation option as mine did. It was amazing then, but primitive by today's standards as I use Waze everyday to know traffic conditions and alternative routes.
You mentioned your Ford Escape. I have a friend who bought one in 1999 or 2000. He is still driving it.
On Oct 3, 2021, at 6:20 PM:
Very interesting. I've seen a couple of YouTube videos now that have recommended newer Lexus GX470, I think. They are affordable, used, but will serve you as well, as you know from personal experience. I'm surprised your 1999 model already had a touch-screen _anything_ in it.
--
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 PM
To: ''; ''; ''
''; ' '; ''; ''; ''
Subject: RE:
Last month I finally ended my extended ownership of a Lexus LS400 that I bought new in 1999. It served me extremely well for 22 years, 375,000 miles. I changed the timing belt 3 times, and maintained it to last. I can't complain.
Along the way it suffered several mishaps.
When it was fairly new, while parked in a lot at work, it with 8 other cars were severely damaged by a freak accident by a truck and fire hydrant. $15,000 damage to my car alone.
In later years I got rear-ended twice, hit on the side by a car coming out of a parking space, and smashed on the other side while parked at a BART parking lot.
Insurance totaled the car twice from the later accidents. Both times, I kept the car and took cash. Salvage title was required. Eventually I carried only liability insurance. They were going to give me much if it got damaged again.
Then finally, the air conditioner touch screen took on a life of its own. AC would start and stop every few seconds, and it was not economical to fix.
So I traded it in on a 2016 LS460 with 35K miles. I hope that they still make them as well as the newer model.
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 AM
Subject: RE:
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape. I love it but need to trade it in soon. The transmission 'shudders' a little bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs. I need to sell it before the transmission fails. It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it after I bought it used. I'm thinking of replacing it with the slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has a bad reputation. I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small SUV) vehicles, too. It all depends on the year and the model... and price.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM :
Impressive that your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van -- our main car.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM :
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long time.
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PM:
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another Ford. I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PM:
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out. Can't choose to pass on the offer You better get it. And then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder, lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food. You certainly won't be able to get social security if you don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see the obvious anymore.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
To:
Subject: boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus One Booster
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus ...
Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....
most did not have the touch screen, unless it had the optional gps navigation option as mine did. It was amazing then, but primitive by today's standards as I use Waze everyday to know traffic conditions and alternative routes.
You mentioned your Ford Escape. I have a friend who bought one in 1999 or 2000. He is still driving it.
On Oct 3, 2021, at 6:20 PM:
Very interesting. I've seen a couple of YouTube videos now that have recommended newer Lexus GX470, I think. They are affordable, used, but will serve you as well, as you know from personal experience. I'm surprised your 1999 model already had a touch-screen _anything_ in it.
--
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 PM
To: ''; ''; ''
''; ' '; ''; ''; ''
Subject: RE:
Last month I finally ended my extended ownership of a Lexus LS400 that I bought new in 1999. It served me extremely well for 22 years, 375,000 miles. I changed the timing belt 3 times, and maintained it to last. I can't complain.
Along the way it suffered several mishaps.
When it was fairly new, while parked in a lot at work, it with 8 other cars were severely damaged by a freak accident by a truck and fire hydrant. $15,000 damage to my car alone.
In later years I got rear-ended twice, hit on the side by a car coming out of a parking space, and smashed on the other side while parked at a BART parking lot.
Insurance totaled the car twice from the later accidents. Both times, I kept the car and took cash. Salvage title was required. Eventually I carried only liability insurance. They were going to give me much if it got damaged again.
Then finally, the air conditioner touch screen took on a life of its own. AC would start and stop every few seconds, and it was not economical to fix.
So I traded it in on a 2016 LS460 with 35K miles. I hope that they still make them as well as the newer model.
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 AM
Subject: RE:
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape. I love it but need to trade it in soon. The transmission 'shudders' a little bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs. I need to sell it before the transmission fails. It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it after I bought it used. I'm thinking of replacing it with the slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has a bad reputation. I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small SUV) vehicles, too. It all depends on the year and the model... and price.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM :
Impressive that your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van -- our main car.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM :
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long time.
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PM:
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another Ford. I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PM:
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out. Can't choose to pass on the offer You better get it. And then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder, lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food. You certainly won't be able to get social security if you don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see the obvious anymore.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
To:
Subject: boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus One Booster
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus ...
Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....
most did not have the touch screen, unless it had the optional gps navigation option as mine did. It was amazing then, but primitive by today's standards as I use Waze everyday to know traffic conditions and alternative routes.
You mentioned your Ford Escape. I have a friend who bought one in 1999 or 2000. He is still driving it.
On Oct 3, 2021, at 6:20 PM:
Very interesting. I've seen a couple of YouTube videos now that have recommended newer Lexus GX470, I think. They are affordable, used, but will serve you as well, as you know from personal experience. I'm surprised your 1999 model already had a touch-screen _anything_ in it.
--
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 PM
To: ''; ''; ''
''; ' '; ''; ''; ''
Subject: RE:
Last month I finally ended my extended ownership of a Lexus LS400 that I bought new in 1999. It served me extremely well for 22 years, 375,000 miles. I changed the timing belt 3 times, and maintained it to last. I can't complain.
Along the way it suffered several mishaps.
When it was fairly new, while parked in a lot at work, it with 8 other cars were severely damaged by a freak accident by a truck and fire hydrant. $15,000 damage to my car alone.
In later years I got rear-ended twice, hit on the side by a car coming out of a parking space, and smashed on the other side while parked at a BART parking lot.
Insurance totaled the car twice from the later accidents. Both times, I kept the car and took cash. Salvage title was required. Eventually I carried only liability insurance. They were going to give me much if it got damaged again.
Then finally, the air conditioner touch screen took on a life of its own. AC would start and stop every few seconds, and it was not economical to fix.
So I traded it in on a 2016 LS460 with 35K miles. I hope that they still make them as well as the newer model.
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 AM
Subject: RE:
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape. I love it but need to trade it in soon. The transmission 'shudders' a little bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs. I need to sell it before the transmission fails. It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it after I bought it used. I'm thinking of replacing it with the slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has a bad reputation. I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small SUV) vehicles, too. It all depends on the year and the model... and price.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM :
Impressive that your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van -- our main car.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM :
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long time.
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PM:
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
To:
Subject: Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another Ford. I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PM:
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out. Can't choose to pass on the offer You better get it. And then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder, lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food. You certainly won't be able to get social security if you don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see the obvious anymore.
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
To:
Subject: boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus One Booster
Fauci Flip Flops Again " Now Says 'Fully Vaccinated' Means 2 Shots Plus ...
Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....
no, but I hope to eventually
the surgeon said I'll never drive again but the radiation guy said it
might go away
On 10/3/21 9:11 PM: are you driving again?
On Oct 3, 2021, at 7:03 PM someone wrote:
I'll probably never buy a car that isn't made by Toyota
And I'll never buy a car with a CVT transmission
On 10/3/21 5:04 PM:
Last month I finally ended my extended ownership of a Lexus LS400
that I bought new in 1999. It served me extremely well for 22
years, 375,000 miles. I changed the timing belt 3 times, and
maintained it to last. I can't complain.
Along the way it suffered several mishaps.
When it was fairly new, while parked in a lot at work, it with 8
other cars were severely damaged by a freak accident by a truck and
fire hydrant. $15,000 damage to my car alone.
In later years I got rear-ended twice, hit on the side by a car
coming out of a parking space, and smashed on the other side while
parked at a BART parking lot.
Insurance totaled the car twice from the later accidents. Both
times, I kept the car and took cash. Salvage title was required.
Eventually I carried only liability insurance. They were going to
give me much if it got damaged again.
Then finally, the air conditioner touch screen took on a life of its
own. AC would start and stop every few seconds, and it was not
economical to fix.
So I traded it in on a 2016 LS460 with 35K miles. I hope that they
still make them as well as the newer model.
Sunday, October 3, 2021 5:04 AM
*Cc:*
RE:
Those who read my last story know I drive a Ford Escape. I love it
but need to trade it in soon. The transmission "shudders" a little
bit at certain speeds, certain RPMs. I need to sell it before the
transmission fails. It's got about 125K, 75K of which I put on it
after I bought it used. I'm thinking of replacing it with the
slightly larger Ford Edge, but definitely not the Explorer which has
a bad reputation. I like Mazda, Hyundai and Honda crossover (small
SUV) vehicles, too. It all depends on the year and the model... and
price.
*
Sent: *Saturday, October 2, 2021 10:34 PM
*Cc: *
Subject: *Re: boosters
the mazda is great. I've always babied it, very rarely even going as
fast as 65 MPH (though I don't change the oil so often)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:32:45 PM someone wrote
Impressive that your Mazda is still reliable. We like our Mazda van
- our main car.
Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:30 PM
*Cc:*
Re: boosters
we have four. all work:
Sherri's 74 VW (that some relative got for her)
Sherri's 94 Jeep Grand
the 2006 Camry that came with "getting" Matt
my 88 Mazda pickup (around 230,000 miles so far and doing great)
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, 08:27:38 PM someone wrote
I'm fixing them up. One is a classic 57 Chevy that will take a long
time.
My Ford is the one I am working on next. My Toyota got totaled and
so I bought it back to fix up (again -- 2nd time totaled by someone
who hit me).
So only 2 work.
Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:11 PM
*Cc:*
Re: boosters
Why so many vehicles?
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:10 PMsomeone wrote
In fact, we have 2 Fords now. 1 Chevy, 1 Mazda, 1 Toyota.
3 duallies, if you know what that means.
Saturday, October 2, 2021 8:09 PM
*Cc:*
;
;
Re: boosters
My last Ford lasted over 300,000 miles, so I bought another
Ford. I'm happy.
On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:04 PMsomeone wrote
I would hope our family members will realize they plan to
recommend boosters forever. It's the most amazing business
model.
How would you like to buy a Ford and you can't opt out.
Can't choose to pass on the offer. You better get it. And
then 6 months later have to buy another new Ford -- no
options to be done. You have to buy a new one every six
month and if you don't you'll be labeled an anti-Forder,
lose your ability to travel. Uber will not pick you up. Your
employer will fire you if you don't buy a new Ford. All
other car manufacturers will be banned and anti-science
because it's proclaimed that only Ford is green enough for
the global agenda and climate change strategy. You'll also
be anti-climate change and may not be allowed to get food.
You certainly won't be able to get social security if you
don't get a Ford. Basically you're a non-person.
I hope something will click for everyone. It's really no
different than my absurd example.
But how many will see it? I can't presume anyone will see
the obvious anymore.
Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:40 PM
;
;
boosters
will all of you who got the first and/or second vax continue
with boosters forever ?
Fauci Flip Flops Again -- Now Says "Fully Vaccinated" Means 2
Shots Plus One Booster
Fauci Flip Flops Again -- Now Says "Fully Vaccinated"
Means 2 Shots Plus ...
Eric Thompson
For those of you who love to read the best part of the
journey is reading the final words of the story, closure....
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