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How much would it cost on the Greyhound?
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and don't bring up hitchhiking again.... |
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FORD POS...
You want us to drive in the country, Squire?:timeout:
I have a cure for that nonsense.... /heads for the galley in search of a large potato. |
-20 F is sweater weather BBY
A potato won't work! There's so many holes in the exhaust manifold (Minnesota road salt) and we could see the road through the floor boards:nope: The things are like Russian tanks! I passed my driver test in one! AC was 4 x 60 ! ; and the concept of 'living' in a vehicle was no issue for me when Freightliners came along. There were 4 families we did this with and winter ski trips (studded snow tires?!!) to MN and WS lake cabins-(Ice fishing and ski places) I recall this 4 car convoy had 2 Walkie-Talkies too. Guess who got assigned to engine-start detail on frigid nights to insure arrival at the ski lifts-actually a good little money maker as other lodge guests would simply hand over the key and a $10 dollar-bill (in the '60'$:up:) to insure a quick start in the AM...with screamin' kids. At home there were resistance wire plugs to the water-filled radiators:timeout: to keep'em thawed-anti freeze...never heard of till the late 70's:nope:???!.
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The only dance I am capable of due to a bad back
http://youtu.be/bXUP8CJuPlI and worse knees caused by http://youtu.be/kCvYLQb-NDw |
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I guess I'll just have to go make the coil wire disappear.:arrgh!:
For spare parts that old, you'll need to visit an old parts store in Corydon, Indiana. The place probably still has spark plugs for a model T. They did when the owner of our shop brought his dad's old model T in to get it running. Soaked the pistons with kerosene for a few days, changed the oil and plugs and she cranked right up...literally. |
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I guess in North America we could call that 'shagging', it has a whole different meaning to the Brits though.:D
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I thought it was the USS Pampernito:timeout: coulda' sworn I just saw that one too while out under the Golden Gate....http://www.maritime.org/img/pampbridge.jpg
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No dragging your feet...or your anchor
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midshipmen??http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTYwMFgxMD...UHfE1/$_35.JPG:k_confused::Kaleun_Goofy:WELL! There it is in a nutshell! You will be issued new Converse tenners to save the deck paint and you will only drink at the punch-bowl between waltzes with Swamp; instead of useless self-enabling debauchery 'in your corner'. And you will ooze Charm! Cutting a rug is as vital as climbing fire ladders and it will keep you in shape from all the nibbling you do while cheffing in the galley. You may of course change partners occasionally to avoid 'scandalously' dancing only with Swamp...good as he'll be looking in his tux...assuming he's wearing his girdle...I know I will, just to squeeze into that blue gown I've taken a shine to.:O: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXy7qYAKrfc |
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Also, I've had a meeting with 'Putting' Bob and he said if we can supply a dance troupe as well he'll up our fee to $350. We'd best get practising our Waltz, Foxtrot, Jive, Jitterbug, Kansas City Shuffle and anything else we can think of. |
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