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I have two in excellent condition, from non-smoker. Black fabric with Ford logo and zip closure. No books are included...$15.00 each shipped. Cheers, Bob

TO WWWPerfA_ZN0W Please contact me via e-mail. The forum does not allow me to message until I have 50 posts. E-mail: outhaul@yahoo.com Cheers, Bob

Updated. Will ship CONUS. Cheers, Bob

Selling my lightly used WeatherTech digital floor mat/cargo tray set, black. Both front floor trays and rear tray as well as the cargo tray. These were in my 2008 Edge. $150.00 plus shipping, or offers? Local pick-up at Chelmsford, MA or meet you half way within the local area. Cheers, Bob

Not to be pedantic, but the first comma in your statement is incorrect; it should be removed. Try, instead: Blockbuster, here, had a sale. The sign said, "DVDs on sale!" Notice that "here" is being used as an adverb following a noun and is correctly separated by commas. Without the word "here," the sentence would be punctuated as: Blockbuster had a sale. The sign said, "DVDs on sale!" You may also separate "sale" and "the" by a semi-colon and change the "T" in "the" to lower case. I should have spent a few extra seconds proofing my own post. Now, with regard to the rogue apostrophe, I agree; it is incredibly annoying. By the way, it's refreshing to know that in this world of electronic communications, where texting is destroying grammar and punctuation, there are still people out there who are even knowledgeable. Cheers, Bob

Sorry, duplicate post.

Not to be pedantic, but the first comma in your statement is incorrect; is should be removed. Try, instead: Blockbuster, here, had a sale. The sign said, "DVDs on sale!" Notice that "here" is being used as an adverb following a noun and is correctly separated by commas. Without "here" the sentence would be punctuated as: Blockbuster had a sale. The sign said, "DVDs on sale!" You may also separate "sale" and "the" by a semi-colon and changing the "T" in "the" to lower case. Cheers, Bob

1. It is not "In regards to," it is "with regard to" 2. People who do not know when to use their, there, or they're 3. People who do not know when to use your or you're 4. The on-ramp merge challenged. It's quite simple; you either go faster to merge ahead of the traffic, or you reduce your speed to merge behind traffic. You don't match your speed to the traffic on the right-of-way, run beside traffic, and force it to merge with YOU! 5. The word is "regardless," not "irregardless" 6. People who overuse and abuse the ellipsis 7. "It's" is the contraction of "it is" and NOT the posessive adjective/pronoun "its" 8. People who don't pull into the deceleration lane to exit the highway. They just slow down in the right lane until they've reached the off-ramp then move over. 9. People who do not know when to use then or than

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I lock up all my ladders and scaffolding at the club so I don't have to haul it back and forth. We just got back from a 10-day cruise in Block Island Sound; Watch Hill, Dutch Harbor, Newport, etc. All our gear for the cruise fit nicely in the edge; that's a TON of stuff! Gotta love J Boats. Some of my friends own them; real hardcore racers. When I feel like racing, I go with them. Racing breaks things...too expensive. Here's what I sail... 1980 Nonsuch 30 Classic built by Hinterhoeller Yachts. Cheers, Bob

Had the Jetta for only two months; not a good fit. Love my Edge, though, nice ride. Any sailors on the forums? Cheers, Bob

My passion...

...for a 2008 Edge. Several magnitudes of a trade in the upward direction. The edge is more comfortable, far more quiet, and has tons of room. We just went on a ten-day sail up and down Long Island Sound. Everything we needed to bring to the boat fit in the Edge. If I still had the Jetta we would have had to take two vehicles with all the gear we needed to bring. Oh, and I only had the Jetta for two months. Cheers, Bob _/)