lid says...
That shows just how sheletered your upbringing. No person who grew
up in E. St. Louis would have taken more than 2 minutes to get into
a locked car and they wouldn't have had to smash any windows. ;-)

Actually, my slim jim was in the little truck at the time. I guess some
E. St Louis lessons aren't out of the question since they could have
probably done it in under two minutes with a hair pic, a bubble gum
wrapper and a piece of string.

I called a glass shop today. Estimate for the window was $352. I guess
I have expensive tastes.... It seems I picked the most expensive piece
of glass on the vehicle. I called a junk yard and they want $45 for a
replacement but didn't have any in stock at the moment. Plan on calling
other places tomorrow and am sure I will find one. I know a guy who
will install it for another $25. Hell, it is starting to sound like a
damn bargain seeing as how I was able to actually go fish.

Nice to hear you got out and got a line wet, that's always good for
what ails ya.

It is indeed. I think you would have really enjoyed it. The fish were
surprisingly active for the temps and I am sure you could have caught a
few on a dry. The views were damn good too.
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Warren
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