I wish.

This was my first car.

 

So Mick....you went to this symposium because it's more painful that your other problem. Good idea...refocus.

 

Envy... I haven't even had 5 days of peace and quiet in a long time.

 

Nader was so intelligent he'd fit right in with most of the Democratic hopefuls. '63 Corvairs were first generation, didn't have the parallel arm rear suspension, so the inside wheel would camber out on turns like VW bugs. '65 did have it, and handled great. The second generation looked a whole lot better, too. They did have an odd safety defect on all Corvairs; as early attempts at unibody construction, they were built so tough they tended to bounce off solid objects and the sudden reversal of direction imposed G forces a bit high for human anatomy. So if you get one, just don't run into a concrete wall, you'll be fine.

 

I would recommend standing up and passionately voicing your objection !

 

Morning! Yes very early. Had to drive a guy to a course today.
Snow, we got some on the ground.

 

Afternoon toakers Larry, Jose, Moldy, Al, Greg, Terry, Mick, Stan and Tim and anybody else that I didn't see come in.

 

I wouldn't stand if I was erect

 

I am a veritable cornucopia of drought resistant plant information and for a nominal fee will review your landscape plans.

 

Afternoon Woodsnitzes. Currently dining in the bustling metropolis of Tolar, TX at the only Mexican restaurant within 30 miles with cold Tecate. Big Blue loves the cool weather and after a hot summer, we tend to agree!