AlsCobra

There's a rash of F250 buying here at work. F250 4X4's everywhere and most of them don't pull or haul anything but fat butts to work. 6 of them just in my department. Nope I'm not biting on that hook.

laserred38

I think that's everywhere lol. I currently don't have a need for a heavy duty truck, but like I said I'll find reasons plus I wanted to get a boat in the next 5 years. Possibly some other toys too, depending on if we stay in the Bay Area.

laserred38

This had me DYING. Warning NSFW - language

GottaHaveIt

Omg I've never seen her before , I'll have to crank it up when I have the top down in my car in the crawl to entertain people Awesome Granny thank you guys for that

GrnT

Nice radio

2k7gtcs

What's up Mark

GrnT

Hey Gary. Not much. Didn't get the snow we expected. Looks like I put the 210 pounds of sand bags back into the car for nothing. Traveling around with my youngest looking at colleges lately. Make for good road trips in the Stang. My wife's talking about going down to Arizona with the daughter to look at a couple of schools.

2k7gtcs

Arizona State?

GrnT

Not Arizona state university, but there are a couple colleges she applied for.

GrnT

Grand Canyon university might be one of the schools.

2k7gtcs

Gotta be honest I've never heard of it. Sorry.

We are working on a legacy over here. My oldest is graduating Texas A&M this spring and my second oldest is starting next fall. I grew up a Longhorns fan but my wife and I graduated University of Houston.

I have a feeling most of my kids will got to TAMU.

GrnT

It helps to go in your own state I'm finding out. Residents get a better price. Angie may just stick to U of M Mankato but she has aspirations of going somewhere warmer. I don't blame her.

2k7gtcs

My kids are gonna be stuck in state public university. Unless they get a full ride somewhere I'm not paying for anything more than that. I've got to pay for 24 freaking years of college more than likely. Oldest is finishing in 3.5 years. So I've got that going for me.

My wife would never let any of her babies go out of state to school. I desperately wanted my Zoe to go to a service academy and between her athletics and academics she would have easily made it but my wife kept downplaying it and I could never inspire her enough to want to pursue it. Probably because that was my dream not hers. But I tried.

GrnT

Momma bear wants to keep the cubs around. My wife would probably like to go south with my daughter, same with me. If i weren't working I'd probably up and relocate just for their schooling.
How's the boy doing? Into your cars yet?

GrnT

I need to hit the sack.

2k7gtcs

He's into Minecraft and computer stuff and riding his bike. None of my kids are really into the cars. They've really grown up with them now and they are just kind of there to them. They are like family furniture sadly. They would miss them but when it comes to working on them it's something Dad does alone because that's the way dad is. I'm just so use to working and fixing things alone. My dad taught me carpenter when I was a kid but no way I'd let them go near a saw.

2k7gtcs

Me too. Gotta be up in 4 hours for a volleyball tournament.

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GottaHaveIt

I'd went back to having a navigation unit so I do not have to use the data on my phone to bleed me dry as I used it , this way it runs off the sat antenna & doesn't cost a nickel, I suppose on a good not the **** thing alerts me if I were speeding to boot. If I had a newer car it would
Hook up to the steering wheel buttons as well, but voice activation through Siri is ok . I was curious if even Apple TV would work as it had an HDMI plug & it did , but you need wifi for that.all in all it sure beats the Shaker 500 that came out like the first month when I bought/ ordered the car new from the factory. So because of the free nave I justified spending a few extra hundred on that cost savings. Let alone $400.00 of its price.

StangMahn

It's not even close for some schools. I started at a large out of state school that was $35k/year for out of state. Their in-state tuition was about $5k/yr.

Even now with my MBA, I guess my test scores were high enough that I got offers from some of the top schools in the country for business. Fortunately USC is also pretty far up there, and about half the price. One of the MBA's that wanted me was $95k+ in tuition.