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Just a quick public service announcement:
Don’t leave a half-drank Coke in the car on a cold day:
Luckily, I caught this one before it melted. You may not be so lucky.
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I've had a few credit card number stolen over the years.
Taxi drivers using paper transaction forms are the leading suspects.
This hasn't cost me any money out of pocket, but it's still a pain.
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January 6th, 2008 at 11:18 am
Hey, you haven’t lived until you’ve detached that once unopened , multiple times frozen, grossly exploded, now somehow empty can of coke that rolled below your passenger seat that you found during spring car cleaning.
When you finally get the can out and realize there is nothing you can do to clean around it, it is truly one of those a life changing moments…a sense of accomplishment while at the same time a sad acceptance of one’s limitations in life.
I’m tearing up just recalling that day, sorry man, I’ll have to come back later.