mikegeaney

Welcome. Just finding my way back here…has been a long time. 

I watched the Red Sox FINALLY get their first win of the year! It was about time.

Cheif Cook and Bottle Washer, huh? That is nice. There are a few products and services that I have been crazy about. Netflix does just what they say and quickly. Apple sold me an iPod and some songs via iTunes and then I bought a MAC. C6Bill gave me a bottle of your Detail Spray and then I placed an order for more products, and another... The more things that I've tried from your company the more impressed I have become. The folks @ your company are also a pleasure to deal with. I look forward to hearing more about (and eventually trying) your new products. Best wishes for your company going forward. Thank you.

Holy cow, AOL is still alive?

My first car was a 72 GS drop top. I want another!

Cheif Cook and Bottle Washer, huh? That is nice. There are a few products and services that I have been crazy about. Netflix does just what they say and quickly. Apple sold me an iPod and some songs via iTunes and then I bought a MAC. C6Bill gave me a bottle of your Detail Spray and then I placed an order for more products, and another... The more things that I've tried from your company the more impressed I have become. The folks @ your company are also a pleasure to deal with. I look forward to hearing more about (and eventually trying) your new products. Best wishes for your company going forward. Thank you.

Its a very nice car for sure.  IMO though, for it to wear a GS badge I think it needs more power.  

Your Mom is cool rolling a Stang.

Can't answer it all, but this should answer the seal question.  It is just change.
 
http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/25143-gallon-seals/?hl=%2Bfoil+%2Bseals
 
If I remember correctly when Adams come out with their own clay bar after the patent ran out, they chose to do the two smaller bars as opposed to one big bar.  Could be wrong on that one.  But I thought I had read that somewhere, but couldn't find a link to post.

Actually I was made in Taiwan but for most people it's the same difference  The ethnically loyal would lynch me for saying that.

Pretty sure that's how you get them.  

You still can use them. ???? typed on an ipad.

Or unlocking/opening the door for your date and then seeing if she'd lean over and unlock the drivers side door for you.

I'm not in the 40something age bracket, so a lot of this stuff, I was already married by the time you "kids" were discovering things.
Gas was 25c a gallon
Milk came from the milkman in bottles, and in the winter the cream would float to the top and freeze. We'd pop the cap off and eat the cream with a spoon. What a treat.
Only cost a dime or quarter for a movie
We had trolleys that ran on rails and wires in our town, later replaced with "trackless" trolleys and then busses.
We walked to school. Never had a school bus.
TV was black and white and I can still remember seeing my first color tv
There was no cable. We had rabbit ears on top of the tv and a huge antenna on top of the house later on
I wore my brother's hand me down clothes
There were no McDonalds or Burger Kings or fast food places
We went to church every Sunday and Holy Day
Only MEN went into pool halls
If you got a job in a steel mill or a coal mine you were set for life
Roller skates attached to your shoes with a key
Sleds had metal rails and we actually went outside and went sled riding!
There weren't ever snow days for school
We had sock hops and brought our own 45's to school to play on the record player
When 8 tracks came out........that was a BIG DEAL!
We had A.M. and F.M. on our radios (if we were lucky)
You were rich if your car had air conditioning
We bought our meat and groceries from the local corner store and the owner was a butcher who cut the meat in the back of the store.
I even remember the ice man coming with blocks of ice on the back of the wagon.
 
Sometimes I think I had it better than it is today.  We weren't consumed with what we had, but family, faith, and becoming a good citizen was most important. 

Calls to mind one of my favorite quotes from "Pulp Fiction": "Hey, sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie, but I'd never know 'cause I wouldn't eat the filthy mother******"     

Best Buy will take it off your hands gratis and recycle it. Just check their website and make sure your local store offers this service. Luckily mine does.

I got my boy a remote control airplane.  I'm so excited.

That car is a limited edition package; I wonder if it's literally his or just one like it? 

@synergydetailing on Instagram for a preview of the video!

Congrats to the Sox fans out there, your team out played my Cardinals and deserved to win.  
 
Spring training is only 14 weeks away

...and so it goes back to Boston. Coming home up 3 games to 2 sure sounds nice!

...and so it goes back to Boston. Coming home up 3 games to 2 sure sounds nice!

What did Boston ever do to you? You should come out here, just not in the winter, it's a good time.
 
Glad to see that 1-0 earlier but I hate the game times.

right now im on paid vacation.  someone decided they didnt want me to earn more money this year so they fired me and still have to pay me the guaranteed part of my salary.

It kind of freaked me out that my Spray Glaze seperated almost like a salad dressing after sitting for a time. I shook it up like a champ, put some on my ride, and was very happy with the result. An impressive product.