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It can be a bit of fun and occasionally frustrating. There are some folks out there who create trees but aren't particularly careful with details/logic. If you quickly add relatives in from their trees, you can get a lot of nonsense. I have a pair of distant relative brothers who married sisters. Ancestry's software had a little problem with that because some of the existing trees confuzzled the children/parents. Also, Wo2's grandfather married a woman, had 9 kids with her, then she died. He married her sister & had 9 more kids. Some of the trees attributed children to the wrong mother Mom's tree is kind of a poplar. I wish I had asked her & her mom about their relatives. I recognized a lot of names from old conversations, but have had trouble lining things up. You may also notice that certain eras have popular names repeated. Double check the census data/forms, there are quite a few errors. And, I found my biological father last year. So that was pretty cool.

He said something about working with Tongs. I didn't know he worked in food service, but I'm not surprised.

That some kind of euphemism?

So, where's the doc's other arm?

Chicken with vegetables, white rice, & egg drop soup. I ate 1/2 of it & will prolly eat the other half Wednesday.

It seems like the perfect place for you.

We called them Italian racing slicks, Baldinos

My '70 Chevelle didn't need anything, just twist the little tabs & away you go. Made it handy to leave it running while delivering pizzas.