OT - Ouch! says Diana

But if you have kids in the race car ones,you can blame all the crashes on
them. ;-)

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"C & S" wrote in message
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Yea, and I don't use one of those special shopping carts. I use the
regular
ones. I also make the tire urrrrrrrr noise when I do curves getting off
the
highway. When dd's not in the car, I let my tires do the urrrrrrrrrr
noise!

Carole
Champlain, NY


"frood" wrote in message
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But, why is it failing? I didn't laugh either. Seemed perfectly normal to
me. Doesn't everybody make race car noises when they drive? Especially
when
driving those racecar shopping carts at the grocery store.

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"D Curtis" wrote in message
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I pick... boring. But thank you.
The race car one was fun. heh heh.. i failed
Diana

NightMist wrote:
On Fri, 02 Dec 2005 21:12:03 -0600, D Curtis
wrote:


boring old me??
di


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being helpful again

LOL. Aren't those carts heavy? DD who is 8 yrs old would love to be in one
of those I can't imagine being able to steer one without crashing. I tried
to push one without dd in it and it was not easy and you have two munchkins.
So dd hops in the basket and off we go with all the noise effects.

Carole
Champlain, NY


"frood" wrote in message
m...
But if you have kids in the race car ones,you can blame all the crashes on
them. ;-)

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Yes, it's like driving a winnebago! But when you have 2 small ones, it
really does make shopping easier. And they are such good helpers, I often
take them with me even when I could leave them home with their older sister.
Ok, I confess. I like their company!

I get a good workout when we are done - I push the full cart as fast as we
can go out to the car - and I always park near the end of a row. I unload
the groceries, and push them as fast as I can back up the hill to the store.
They think it's great fun, and I get my blood pumping a bit! The other
customers look at me funny, but I'm used to that. ;-)

Miss Fussy Rose, who is a tall 8 yo, is a bit cramped in the cart, but when
I have her and 1 twin (a combo I'm not used to even tho it happens
frequently), we still take the race car.

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"C & S" wrote in message
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LOL. Aren't those carts heavy? DD who is 8 yrs old would love to be in
one
of those I can't imagine being able to steer one without crashing. I
tried
to push one without dd in it and it was not easy and you have two
munchkins.
So dd hops in the basket and off we go with all the noise effects.

Carole
Champlain, NY


"frood" wrote in message
m...
But if you have kids in the race car ones,you can blame all the crashes
on
them. ;-)

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