Technical We've all done it.............

I've been like that since my 20s!

 

I thought you needed an account to sell stuff on FB

 

Where am I, and why am I here.

 

garage is 100 feet from house, walk out , go in garage, forget what tool I came for, go back to house, remember what tool. rinse and repeat. ****s to get old.

 

I take comfort knowing I’m not alone.

 

The 'Gen X Dads' label in the video is inaccurate...it applies to men of any age.

 

Do it all the time almost every day now. Go back to we’re you were to remember what you came for and then repeat it over and over again all the way out to the garage

 

I've posted this before, but now seems like a good time again since you mentioned "your car keys". I love this song............ Enjoy Tom Rush at his best.

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Yes, you will need a basic info account to establish the ability to sell things. People have to know how to contact you. What you don't have to do is post your picture and pictures of all your family and most proud possessions . It always amazes me how people put all that personal stuff on there and then think giving you their phone number so you can contact them if you get lost coming to pick something up will expose them to some serial killer on the loose. Even asking them to call MY phone number seems get a less than enthusiastic response. Usually if you are dealing with old guys, they like to hear a voice and things work well.

 

It's good exercise.
Up the stairs, down the stairs. From one end of this big house to the other and back. Out to the shed, back to the house. Out to the barn, back to the house.
pant pant pant...
What am I looking for again?

 

You're signed in here you have an account .

 

I signed up to FB a couple years ago just so I could use FB market to look for parts for my other OT project. Then, last Oct I decided to try FB dating. Well, holy hell! I was a babe in the woods, but that’s another story for another place…

 

OK, party pooper here with a little internet advice: I strongly advise against clicking a link that is presented without context. Not even in an email from a close friend, or a post from a well-known member. It's a common hacker/scammer ploy that could land you in malware hell.

OK, off my soapbox. Everyone, back to the party.