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EVIL TYPO DUCK Posted Nov 5, 2002
hello fellow person coming from that general area!!!
hehehe, so i see you found my article thingy, entry? whatever.
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Emee, out from under the rock Posted Nov 5, 2002
Just checked out the Owasso entry again. It looks really good. Thanks for the note. Oh, I forgot to mention Garth Brooks & his ex-wife, Sandy, are in Owasso.
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 5, 2002
Could I be added to the list of Texas researchers, please? I'm in Arlington, Texas (when I'm not stranded in Alabama, that is).
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Nov 6, 2002
Wow... I think I hear "Dueling Banjos" heading your way GT.
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 6, 2002
I should be free tomorrow. (touch wood) Would you believe I had to order a car part from Alamagordo, New Mexico?
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 6, 2002
Well, it's the shifting linkage for an old 3-on-the-tree shifter in a 1969 Ford Econoline van. There's these two little arms, you see, and they're just locked right together. If you don't mind just staying in second gear forever, it's not a problem, but it would take me a long time to get to Dallas that way, and if I'm going to drive across Mississippi and Louisiana in a suspicious-looking white van, I'd just as soon do it at a reasonable clip.
Anyway, the climate in New Mexico is great for preserving old cars, and the climate here in Alabama... ain't. I'm just glad I finally found the thing. I've been stuck here for over a week now.
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Emee, out from under the rock Posted Nov 6, 2002
I had wondered what you were doing in AL if you were from Dallas. Car problems explain a lot. I recall a time I spent 8 hours at a truck stop on the interstate... Just remember not to move at too much of a clip through LA. I hear their hwy patrolmen don't like speeders.
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Nov 6, 2002
I didn't think anybody in LA liked anybody.
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Emee, out from under the rock Posted Nov 7, 2002
Not sure about that. Although I also heard that city patrolmen are afraid to stop to help people sometimes because you never know who's carrying. That could be said of a lot of places though. I don't think that's a job I would like.
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 7, 2002
Planning to hit the road in less than 48 hours... not carrying... am however drunk... going to sleep now....
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 8, 2002
I had a this morning, driving across town with my friend to pick up a Ford Explorer, then following him back across town to a mechanic's shop. Miserable - not only a hangover, but the memory of the damn fool I made of myself in front of what were probably two perfectly nice girls last night. I shouldn't even go to bars.
The headache wore off as I watched the good-ol'-boy mechanic change the part on my van, and was just a distant memory tonight when I was at a meeting full of communists listening to one of Che Guevarra's old cronies talk about life in Cuba.
Life sends you to the weirdest places, if you let it. I'll see your and raise you a Trotsky pamphlet. Tomorrow: Jackson, Mississippi.
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Emee, out from under the rock Posted Nov 8, 2002
Embarressed? By behavior after having too many s? I have NO idea what you're talking about. I can't relate at all. I've NEVER done THAT before... except this one time...
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Batty_ACE Posted Nov 8, 2002
I did that once and by some sort of good grace blacked out on the whole thing... until one of my friends was kind enough to enlighten me as to my behavior...
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