The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for September 01, 2010

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    margueritem  over 14 years ago

    Bet they don’t pay out on many of those warranties…

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    The Duke 1  over 14 years ago

    I’m guessing you’re right about that, Marg!

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    ksoskins  about 14 years ago

    The lifespan of an adult mayfly can vary from just 30 minutes to one day depending on the species. The primary function of the adult is reproduction; the mouthparts are vestigial, and the digestive system is filled with air. This makes cruising the streets looking for a mate imperative; an impressive car is a necessity. He’s looking for the experience of a lifetime.

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    cat66  about 14 years ago

    I assume they have a new sales person every day?

    (By the way, what is the post from Wetewou, is that a genuine advert? didnt know those were permitted)

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    Colt9033  about 14 years ago

    Either those are tiny cars, or those Mayflies are HUGE.

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    lewisbower  about 14 years ago

    One day to eat, reproduce, and die. One night stand

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    cdward  about 14 years ago

    Salesman: Now just show me your driver’s license, and we’ll close the deal.

    Customer: I don’t have a license! How long does it take to get one?

    Salesman: 40 hours behind-the-wheel training.

    Customer: I’ll take the bicycle.

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    Yukoneric  about 14 years ago

    cat66: FLAG IT!

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    Plods with ...™  about 14 years ago

    @cat66 Same old website trying to hide as a comment.

    The eternal pursuit may be totally true if you click on the link.

    Flag it and go would be my advice

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    jpozenel  about 14 years ago

    Good idea. What’s the rush?

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