Let's send November out with a good collection ...
I guess it would save time and paperwork ...
I appreciate the truth in advertising, but I'll pass on the carrot cake anyway ...
I'd love to know the story behind this Fresno city ordinance ...
He's probably not running very fast ...
And if that flasher doesn't run away fast enough ...
At that price, get two. Of whatever ...
And with good reason ...
Free duck! Supply your own orange sauce ...
It's that time of year again ...
Specialized catering ...
And so we say goodbye to November, 2018. At least we know who can cater the party.
Come back tomorrow for the first Cartoon Saturday of December ... you know you need it. More thoughts then.
Bilbo
I'll keep the last one in mind.
ReplyDelete"unlawful possession of a cured vehicle"
ReplyDeleteI found this...
The right to cure gives a buyer a grace period in which to catch up on payments before a repossession takes place.
If you are in possession of an automobile in which the buyer has "cured" or payed has caught up on payment, you could be in possession of a "cured" vehicle.
The right to "cure" simply gives a buyer a grace period in which to catch up on payments before a repossession takes place.
I still don't understand it.
Was the vehicle "cured" by the laying on of hands by a faith healer?
ReplyDeleteGreat ones! The first is terrific and the last so bizarre!
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