Five months of a person's life is spent waiting at traffic lights. 

That's why I prefer highway driving.

Is this for both drivers and pedestians waiting for the light to turn green?

The Inquisitive Mind

I use to smile when she would go out in her kerchief driving her Land Rover and doing a little shopping and get caught by the media doing it. She could not only drive a car but knew what needed fixed if it should ever broke down.  When Princess Elizabeth turned 18 in 1944, she insisted upon joining the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), the women’s branch of the British Army. 

Princess Elizabeth began her training as a mechanic in March 1945. She undertook a driving and vehicle maintenance course at Aldershot, qualifying on April 14. Newspapers at the time dubbed her “Princess Auto Mechanic.” I'm surprised that she didn't join the Calvary, knowing her love of horses.

Five months of a person's life is spent waiting at traffic lights. 

That's why I prefer highway driving.

Is this for both drivers and pedestians waiting for the light to turn green?

The Inquisitive Mind

Survey didn't specify.

Five months of a person's life is spent waiting at traffic lights. 

That's why I prefer highway driving.

Is this for both drivers and pedestians waiting for the light to turn green?

The Inquisitive Mind

Survey didn't specify.

No use doing one if they don't specify, is there. It's like saying 60% of people write with their right hand. Then you wonder, how many people write with their left hand and how many are  Ambidextrous people who have the ability to use both hands with equal dexterity.

Five months of a person's life is spent waiting at traffic lights. 

That's why I prefer highway driving.

Is this for both drivers and pedestians waiting for the light to turn green?

The Inquisitive Mind

Survey didn't specify.

No use doing one if they don't specify, is there. It's like saying 60% of people write with their right hand. Then you wonder, how many people write with their left hand and how many are  Ambidextrous people who have the ability to use both hands with equal dexterity.

Chalk it up to "inconclusive" then.

Five months of a person's life is spent waiting at traffic lights. 

That's why I prefer highway driving.

Is this for both drivers and pedestians waiting for the light to turn green?

The Inquisitive Mind

Survey didn't specify.

No use doing one if they don't specify, is there. It's like saying 60% of people write with their right hand. Then you wonder, how many people write with their left hand and how many are  Ambidextrous people who have the ability to use both hands with equal dexterity.

Chalk it up to "inconclusive" then.

Just another unsolved case for you then Tommy.

Experts say that the cameo style of jewelry enjoyed the greatest popularity during the Roman era, the Renaissance era and the 19th century.  I think its time has come again.

Experts say that the cameo style of jewelry enjoyed the greatest popularity during the Roman era, the Renaissance era and the 19th century.  I think its time has come again.

I like them & at one time had a cameo ring in onyx.

The title "Princess Auto Mechanic" must have tickled Prince Philip's fancy.

Dunno if the Prince was mechanically inclined but he did fly airplanes which is an indication he was. I suppose a woman toiling under the hood (bonnet) of a truck could be "alluring."

The title "Princess Auto Mechanic" must have tickled Prince Philip's fancy.

Even though she inspected her first honour guard at age 16, her father wouldn't let your join the ATS with any rank.

The only difference between her and the other girls on course was they stayed in barracks at night but she travelled back and forth from Windsor Castle.

Experts say that the cameo style of jewelry enjoyed the greatest popularity during the Roman era, the Renaissance era and the 19th century.  I think its time has come again.

I like them & at one time had a cameo ring in onyx.

I had probably the same ring. They were big in the 60's.

The title "Princess Auto Mechanic" must have tickled Prince Philip's fancy.

Dunno if the Prince was mechanically inclined but he did fly airplanes which is an indication he was. I suppose a woman toiling under the hood (bonnet) of a truck could be "alluring."

Geez, Tommy, you micks are all the same when someone is back on to you. Are you sure your not Greek or Italian?

I just know Miss Priss is going to ask why do you say that?

I think my ring looked a lot like this one.

With the price of gold for a half decent ring, most young guys don't buy them anymore.

Have you taken at June's Journey yet? She is a Flapper just like your icon picture. They are modern girls of the 20's, post war.

In Australia Speedos are called Budgy smugglers. 

Don't you just hate it Tommy when you go to the beach in your little white Speedo and all the women are eyeing your man parts.

Then for some reason they all break into laughter and not only look but start pointing too.

The bad part is when you look down to see what the laughter is all about and discover you have a wad of wet toilet paper hanging out one of the legs holes.

I hear you don't go down to the beach much anymore. Worse beach I have ever been on was Brighton Beach on the south coast of England. All pebbles and the worst part is, there not all the same size. Who makes a beach like that anyway?