"brooklyn1" > wrote in message
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>
> "Andy" wrote:
>>
>> Tuna, miracle whip free, avocado, celery with green cheese (just kidding,
>> purple!) on wimpy toasted whole wheat bread.
>>
>> Whatta breakfast!
>>
>> Beat MY breakfast?
>>
>>
> I see you had your battery charged, me too.
>
> Hormel Genoa salami on seeded rye with Guldens spicy brown mustard and
> iceberg lettuce.
>
> I usually don't eat breakfast (I do brunch) but I got out of bed extra
> early today because I have an appointent to get a new battery installed in
> my car... a 60 month battery lasted me six years, not bad. My trusty
> Sears battery charger saved the day again, paid for itself many times
> over. Had the old battery on trickle charge for 36 hours, cranked this
> morning like brand new but I know it won't hold. Everyone who drives
> needs to own a battery charger... can't tell you how many times I pulled
> into my garage, unloaded groceries and thought I shut the car door all the
> way but didn't... few days later I'd go into the garage at night and
> notice the dome light was barely glowing, starter would only click... set
> on quick start the charger got me going in under five minutes but now the
> battery is too old to trust.
>

We're not all that forgetful. I don't drive my mother's Buick nor do I
drive my car every single day. I keep her car on a charger so when I sell
it it will start. The battery is only 2 years old. After I sell it, it's
caveat emptor.

Jill