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I'm trying to come up with a slogan for my husband's business. He checks for leaks and services A/C units in trucks and cars. He does electrical work and engine tune ups on diesel trucks.

His business is a mobile truck repair. What catchy slogan would relate to engines or A/C repair?

My husband has started his own mobile diesel truck repair doing A/C service, tune ups, and computer diagnostics. Most business have slogans, We do it right...

He came up with "Old guys rule." But it doesn't really pertain to the business.

What are some of your ideas?

My adult son had come to a complete stop on the freeway. A car slammed into his left rear bumper denting the Crown Victoria and embedding glass from the other vehicle into the bumper. It's an older car, but had no damage until now. I did not have no-insurance policy coverage on this vehicle.

The other driver's insurance company just informed me that the driver's insurance card was not valid at the time of the accident because she'd stopped paying on it 45 days before.

Can I, or even should I contact the California Highway Patrol to tell them that she lied to the officer about having car insurance. Would they do anything after the fact?

Also, if she doesn't have the money to pay her insurance I'm not sure she will pay for the car repairs unless I take her to small claims court.

The police report clearly states that the other driver caused the accident because she was driving too fast (about 45 mph while the other vehicles were much slower or stopped).

So what direction do you think I should go? She didn't answer the phone when I called. I don't know if it's a valid phone number. I will call her again and ask for her to pay for the damages. If she says no, I'll take her to small claims court.

But should I send a letter or something telling the CHP officer that she really didn't have any insurance at the time of the accident?

Rather than saying I want a comfortable couch. I find myself saying "I want a couch that is comfy cozy."

At my work there's a wide range of ages from 23 to 62. They call the 30-year old's kids, the 20's are babies, the 40's are "getting up there," the 50's are over the hill and 60+ are older than dirt.

When I think of someone being older, I think of someone about 15 years older than me.

Kids are anyone under the age of 30.

Children are 12 and younger though I've called 17 year olds children and watched them shudder.

Really old is someone 30 yrs older than me.

How about you?

What age do you consider old?

Older?

Really old?

Young?

a "baby?"

It's an upbeat song about a boy that went digging in his backyard and found dinosaur bones.

I think the boy's name is Ralph.

I need the name of the song and the artist

I love using the trampoline as a hammock. I awake feeling refreshed and with no aches and pains.

Here it is, the middle of the week. I woke up today thinking it was Saturday. So I didn't call or go into work. Do other people do that? Completely believe it's another day of the week than it actually is?

Does anyone one know if chairs are allowed? I was told to bring a blanket to sit on. Can I bring in my own food and drinks? Is one side better than the other? How early should I get there for the best lawn seats?

At a checkpoint an officer was checking ID. After waving me on, I ran into a portable STOP sign with my truck mirror (with a loud bang). It wobbled but stayed upright. The police were laughing too hard to say anything, and just motioned for me to go forward.