WHAT?!?
Holy cow man
BTW the meat won't hurt you if either:
You compost hot and fast, keep the temp over 160F for several days
or
Compost long and slow, leaving the meat bits in the pile for at least a year...
I do the latter and figure any bad bugs have shuffled off in the intervening
Doggy bags are illegal? Now I've heard it all! I suppose that a date could
be put on the bag for those who have lost their common sense (most have
already). On second thought, that would kill off all of the dumbies!
Kevin in Hillsboro, Oregon
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Don't ya love it when those whose religion is paganism believe in
Darwinism (evolution and survival of the fittest)
Then refuse to let Darwinism work
Yet they don't see themselves as twisted hypocrites.
Doggy bags are illegal? Now I've heard it all! I suppose that a
date could be
Leinenkugel Fireside Nut Brown Ale is muy sabrosa.
--R
On 3/17/2010 12:35 AM, Hendrik Fay wrote:
Ooooh that's going straight onto the must do list.
Hendrik
who likes a lager or two
Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 53310 wrote:
No, more than a creek there. Not too far north is
--R wrote:
Leinenkugel Fireside Nut Brown Ale is muy sabrosa.
Try finding Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout - a seasonal craft brew
released Monday.
Limit is one bottle per customer here.
mao
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Ooooh that's going straight onto the must do list.
Hendrik
who likes a lager or two
Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 53310 wrote:
No, more than a creek there. Not too far north is Chippewa Falls; if
you pass by, do stop at the Leinenkugal's brewery and hoist one or two!
Doggy bags are illegal in this nanny state, due to the potential for
someone to get crook because they ate the stuff they brought home from
the restaurant, five days later.
Hendrik
who also has a compost bin out the back but apparently meat is no good
for composting until it has been run
G'day mate, ow they hanging cobber?
I hear Paul Hogan works cheap these days and has experience with
commercials.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn_CPrCS8gs
Hendrik
who will speak slowly so you can
understandwhat I am saying
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Curt Raymond curtlud...@yahoo.com wrote:
Outback Steakhouse (theres somewhere you should go when you come here, comedy
gold!)
Yup. Outback Steakhouse, Steve Irwin, and the Mad Max movies pretty
much sum up all the average American knows about Australia, I
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Curt Raymond curtlud...@yahoo.com wrote:
Outback Steakhouse (theres somewhere you should go when you come here, comedy
gold!)
Yup. Outback Steakhouse, Steve Irwin, and the Mad Max movies pretty
much sum up all the average American
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
Yup. Outback Steakhouse, Steve Irwin, and the Mad Max movies pretty
much sum up all the average American knows about Australia, I think.
You forgot Paul Hogan.
I didn't forget him... but that movie
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
Yup. Outback Steakhouse, Steve Irwin, and the Mad Max movies pretty
much sum up all the average American knows about Australia, I think.
You forgot Paul Hogan.
I didn't
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
Mad Max movies were 1978-85, Crocodile Dundee 86-01.
Yeah, I know. Maybe it's just the crowd I hang out with, but I feel
like the Max Max series is a far more enduring cultural touchstone
than the Crocodile Dundee movies. I
I just converted that into metric, 2 kilos of meat?
I don't think so.
Hendrik
who hates to waste food, hence we have a couple of little dogs which I
can't bring with me
OK Don wrote:
Then you'll like the free 72 oz. steak dinner (if you can eat it all) in
Amarillo, TX on your way West on 66
Are you sure, perhaps just a little one?
Hendrik
who doesn't actually own a firearm
Mountain Man wrote:
Hendrik wrote:
Thanks for the tips and we are wondering if we should get some guns for
traveling in LA.
Forget about the gun stories - we do that as theater here, really. We
know
So it's pretty much the same as here then.
Hendrik
who won't be speeding
WILTON wrote:
Interstate speed limit is usually 70 mph; occasionally 75; 'seems most
people drive nearer 80, though.
No, I don't take outings. ;))
Wilton
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72oz at 16oz to the lb sounds like just short of 5 lbs so yeah, something like
two and a quarter kilos.
The nice thing about a steak that big is how good it takes when you make it
into a sandwich or soup or something later on. I'll order the big porterhouse
at the Outback Steakhouse (theres
Hendrik wrote:
Are you sure, perhaps just a little one?
Okay.
For an extra dollar per day on the 240D, I will mount the rat patrol
gunnery on the roof so you can enjoy mowing down the other guys on the
road in Wisconsin. Wisconsin likes hunters - the rat patrol vehicle
will surely excite them.
No, more than a creek there. Not too far north is Chippewa Falls; if
you pass by, do stop at the Leinenkugal's brewery and hoist one or two!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Leinenkugel_Brewing_Company
Leines used to be an excellent local beer, haven't had one in quite a
while though.
-Max
They have a fireside something, or winter something -- quite dark and
muy sabrosa.
--R
On 3/10/2010 8:52 AM, Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 53310
wrote:
No, more than a creek there. Not too far north is Chippewa Falls; if
you pass by, do stop at the Leinenkugal's brewery and
One blink as your inside rear wheel crosses the lane marker is
obligatory...
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On Mar 8, 2010, at 23:48, OK Don okd...@gmail.com wrote:
They would have had to look really fast to see it, it wsn't on long
before I
The terms Turn Signals and Directional Signals are mismomers. A
proper (functional) description would be Masculinity Challenge
Annunciators. If you keep that in mind when driving (at least in
Baltimore and DC), it is a little easier to understand the behavior
(and piloting) of those
Some of the SOBs do a friendly preemptive wave to acknowledge your letting
them cut in front, before you have had a chance to prevent them from doing
so.
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 6:11 AM, John Reames jwrea...@comcast.net wrote:
One blink as your inside rear wheel crosses the lane marker is
Ah... You mean the single digit salute ;) ??
I have had peeps not let me change lanes for three blocks when I was
attempting to get out of a turn only lane. I guess I was supposed to
plow some peds...
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On Mar 9,
I believe I met that requirement, and did not waste electricity or bulb life
by exceeding the requirement!
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 5:11 AM, John Reames jwrea...@comcast.net wrote:
One blink as your inside rear wheel crosses the lane marker is
obligatory...
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OK Don
Panic! (the national
I guess we'll see the Mississippi in LaCrosse.
Although there it may only a creek :-)
Hendrik
who has seen a few rivers
Fmiser wrote:
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Hendrik
who is looking forward to seeing the mighty Mississippi and we
actually have a couple of paddle steamers on the river
Sounds good, guess we won't starve in WI.
Hendrik
who likes to pig out now and then
LWB250 wrote:
It's a Wisconsin thing. Wisconsin is known for its prodigious number of dairy farms, and
is one of the largest dairy product producing states in the nation. Wisconsinites, also
known as
Hendrik Fay wrote:
I guess we'll see the Mississippi in LaCrosse.
Although there it may only a creek :-)
It's still big enough in LaCrosse that there's barge traffic.
-- Philip
Fmiser wrote:
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Hendrik
who is looking forward to seeing the mighty
Once I was chosen for the 'random' search, and this was after I showed
my military ID at check-in. Agent apologized as she told me the bad
news, so I had plenty of time between ticket counter and TSA if I'd
needed to make any adjustments (which I didn't).
Another time in Rome I made the mistake
Hendrik and Fay:
You might find some of this interesting.
My college roommate, who is into cartography and geography, takes an epic
bicycle tour of the USA every two years or so (except for the time he did it in
France)
If you read his travelogues, you might find some hints on interesting
Hendrik Fay wrote:
We are still working our way through all the options, the thing with
Chicago is that flights to and from are cheaper than elsewhere near there.
Thanks for the tips and we are wondering if we should get some guns for
traveling in LA.
You can have guns in California, you
Rich Thomas wrote:
and the gate agent announces, I need 2 volunteers for
random searches! WTF? So I say to the guy, If someone volunteers
that isn't random. Then he yells, We have our first volunteer, who's
next?
So, the people they search are the ones that can recognize total government
Ok Don wrote: Then you'll like the free 72 oz. steak dinner (if you can eat it
all) in Amarillo, TX on your way West on 66 or I-40 to LAX.
I've been there! When we were there two people attempted the feat. Neither
one could do it. There is also a picture of a guy who did TWO of them in two
Donald Snook wrote:
There is also a picture of a guy who did TWO of them in two hours.
Was he bigger than the steer that provided the steak?
Mitch.
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On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 9:46 PM, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.auwrote:
Might have to find a station wagen for my travels.
Hendrik
who likes cheap things
Curt Raymond wrote:
Its admittedly been 5 years since I was
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I have two.
You wouldn't want to make a furriner drive in D.C., would you?
Mitch.
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It's really not that difficult, if you've lived here 35 years.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I have two.
You wouldn't want to make a furriner drive in D.C., would you?
Mitch.
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I consider myself a furriner when in DC (anywhere East of the Mississippi
for that matter), and managed OK, although I did piss off a few people when
I realized I needed to turn across another lane of traffic to get where I
needed to be
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 5:03 PM, andrew strasfogel
Mitch wrote:
You can tell why I don't go into
airports any more.
Is there any correlation from mbz to the general public?
You, me, Jim - we have vowed off airplanes.
Too cool - I'm in good company.
mao
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Your biggest mistake was probably to use your turn signal to indicate a
desire to change lanes. That sort of behavior is viewed around here as a
sign of weakness...
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 8:32 PM, OK Don okd...@gmail.com wrote:
I consider myself a furriner when in DC (anywhere East of the
They would have had to look really fast to see it, it wsn't on long before I
cut in front of them ---
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 10:13 PM, andrew strasfogel astrasfo...@gmail.comwrote:
Your biggest mistake was probably to use your turn signal to indicate a
desire to change lanes. That sort of
Armored humvee with a .50 on top ought to be adequate.
We are still working our way through all the options, the thing with
Chicago is that flights to and from are cheaper than elsewhere near
there.
Thanks for the tips and we are wondering if we should get some guns
for traveling in LA.
Hi Kaleb, I take you mean the J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum?
Looks like it is worth a look, especially the steins, plus the entry fee
is very reasonable.
We are thinking of flying from NYC to Tulsa, in order to save time.
Having a look around Wisconsin will give us an idea of what the
Thanks for the tip Hans, looks like we we will be cutting out some parts
and flying.
I sorta envisaged trains in the US being somewhat like the ones in
Europe but then again everyone in the States drives and the trains are
more like they are here, with infrequent services and if want a bit of
Yeah that's right, car is out front and engine is out back but not sure
where the tranny is at?
However with all the kerfuffel of buying a car without a permanent addy
in the US and insurance and such, might be easier to rent a Korean POS
but we may drop in on Kalebs used car emporium to see
Yeah we are looking at the renting option and I will try and stay on the
wrong side of the road.
Hendrik
who lives in a civilized country where we speak the Queens English and
drive on the proper side of the road
WILTON wrote:
Congratulations to all! How 'bout renting a car if buying is too
Might be worth looking into as long as it don't get you into trouble
with some govt agency or such.
How much are the 124's going for in Oaklahoma? Not fussed if it's gas or
Diesel (hmmnh a 400E would be tempting to take home as a souvenir and
build a 400TE).
This one looks nice (same colour
Think, Stay right, stay right, stay right, stay right, etc. ;))
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 7:55 PM
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2 door? That what it says; 'shows 4.
Wilton
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To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 8:07 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hendrik and Co coming to the US of A in June
Might be worth looking
Yes - that is the palce in Claremore (a suburb if Tulsa). Also visit the
Will Rogers Museum in Claremore -
Stop in OKC and Norman 1 ½ hours West on Route 66 (or I-44) to see the
bombing memorial and the worlds largest dinosaur skeleton at the Sam Noble
Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
Hmm - I'll probably have a '91 300E that I'll sell for $2000 cash then -
daughter perfers the Diesel for some reason.
It only has 6 cyl. though ---
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 7:07 PM, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.auwrote:
Might be worth looking into as long as it don't get you into trouble with
Oooh they are getting cheaper and nastier
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1621280600.html (broken arrow and broken
indicator)
list favourite http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1611642156.html
or the usual one http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1613193767.html tranny
has fits, although Kaleb might
..and then you end up with a Bush in the white house :-D
Hendrik
who is wondering what the etc. is supposed to mean?
WILTON wrote:
Think, Stay right, stay right, stay right, stay right, etc. ;))
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Is that AUD or USD?
Hendrik
who has noted that the exchange rate has gone down a little bit since
the Euro went south (beware of Greeks doing the math)
OK Don wrote:
Hmm - I'll probably have a '91 300E that I'll sell for $2000 cash then -
daughter perfers the Diesel for some reason.
It only
The missus is busy checking out air fares with SW air, she is watching a
reality program about SW air, so she can learn to deal with all the BS
at airports.
$31 a day to drive a tin box of dubious quality and safety?
Hendrik
who will be keeping his mouth shut at air port check in's
Craig
What tools do you want me to bring?
Hendrik
who is looking forward to spending half the holidays lying under a car
getting covered in ATF
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
the engine is in the garage tore apart waiting for me to do something
with it, the car is sitting just outside the garage in the
We are still working our way through all the options, the thing with
Chicago is that flights to and from are cheaper than elsewhere near there.
Thanks for the tips and we are wondering if we should get some guns for
traveling in LA.
Hendrik
who doesn't like big cities
LWB250 wrote:
Welcome,
This one may have to wait until another time, plus I may run into Roger
up in Microsoft city.
Hendrik
who has heard that the north west corner of the US is supposed to be
spectacular
LarryT wrote:
You wrote Trains, while they are available, are somewhat iffy in
this country
There is one
Cheers Rich, we'll work something out and the train most likely has
fallen off the radar apart from maybe a couple of small trips.
In my experience a Benz will tell you if it is sick and needs to go to
the doctor with plenty of warning and I have been around them long
enough to tell if it is
Ahh yes the fine print, don't we just love to read that.
Hendrik
who shall bring a magnifying glass
Allan Streib wrote:
Rich Thomas richthomas79td...@constructivity.net writes:
BTW, you know that the US is rather large, and those train rides (even
if it all works, which I understand is
Is it? On google maps it looks so small. Might have to get a proper map
of the US and then use a ruler to see exactly how big it is.
We where going to ask what the average speed in your interstates is?
It's 110kmh over here +/- 10%.
striking distance? hard to let go of the military background,
When are you going to be in LA? Turns out I'm going to be there much earlier
than I thought, starting on the 7th of June I think...
A small correction to the post below, Wisconsin will give you an idea what the
northern mid-west is like, its NOTHING like the north east and NOWHERE NEAR the
USD --- don't have any idea of what the exchange rate is, nor where I'd
deposit an AUD, however, I suspect that you've looked into this matter ---
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 7:44 PM, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.auwrote:
Is that AUD or USD?
Hendrik
who has noted that the exchange rate has
Au Contraire I've ridden the trains here quite a bit and legroom is not the
problem.
For going to NYC from Boston they are the absolute ticket, 3x as much seat and
legroom as a plane while taking the same amount of time (total to get from
Boston to Manhattan including waiting for the flight an
Yeah the anti-smoking Nazis are busy down here too, little by little
they impose their will and when they have had their way with the smokers
they will start on the drinkers, once they are consigned to history it
will be the turn of car drivers, gamblers and then meat eaters.
We'll see how we
Fair enough, I like to stop every couple of hours for a break anyway.
Stretch and scratch and smoko time.
Hendrik
who likes a smoke but is respectful of those who don't
Curt Raymond wrote:
Ahhh, you'll find a line in the rental agreement that says we get to rape you if we catch you
smoking in
and don't forget to tell us about how you had to wear your sisters hand
me down dress to school.
Hendrik
who is just going outside to..look at the birds in the trees
WILTON wrote:
No more smoking in restaurants in NC (likely the smokingest state of
'em all) since 1 Jan 10 - long
That's kinda like going to Asia or parts of Europe, although they are
clamping down a bit now too.
Hendrik
who needs a map of the smoking rooms at LAX or am I being completely
stupid now?
LWB250 wrote:
I remember driving through VA on the way back to FL with a 108 I picked up in
Norfolk,
No, the only organization I am a member of is the Port Adelaide Football
club and I doubt that they have timeshare anything.
Hendrik
who is quietly hopeful that the PAFC will do better this season
Redghost wrote:
I just had a thought. Hendrik could look into timeshares if he is a
member of
Done that before but have not bothered to go to Uluru aka Ayers Rock.
Hendrik
who has some idea about driving long distance
Redghost wrote:
It is large. I pictured having to drive between Perth and Sydney with
stops in Brisbane, Winton, Uluru, Derby, and Adelaide, before heading
home from
Now now now don't be so mean to Wilton, although he'll have his B-52 hat on.
Hendrik
who is too young to be a gomer and is usually pretty tolerant of elderly
folk, unless I haven't had a fag in a while
Curt Raymond wrote:
I haven't flown since the idiot tried to use his bloomers to blow up
Might have to find a station wagen for my travels.
Hendrik
who likes cheap things
Curt Raymond wrote:
Its admittedly been 5 years since I was down that way but I seem to remember SC
having more signs for cheap smokes. One of my neighbors up on the farm had a
trailer that he and his wife
We won't be traveling to Decorah, we'll leave that to my Daughter and
her mates.
Hendrik
who also prefers the small town relaxed atmosphere
Dieselhead wrote:
Decorah is an unusual town, and you will like it, but not sure how
much a high school age girl will like it. She will like it if she
Sounds like the go, I can eat at Maccas or Burger Kong over here.
We have been looking at what local delicacies there are available across
the states and deep fried pickles sounds like fun. Or the monster grease
burger with a tub of grease on the side, if we get a Diesel we can drive
across
Then you'll like the free 72 oz. steak dinner (if you can eat it all) in
Amarillo, TX on your way West on 66 or I-40 to LAX.
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 8:56 PM, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.auwrote:
Sounds like the go, I can eat at Maccas or Burger Kong over here.
We have been looking at what
I think the missus replied to to your offer of the 240D, if it is doable
I would be happy to rent your speed demon for a few days, the missus
said we are in the area from the 5th to 13th of June.
Send us a private PM to work out the details if you want.
And what's a Chicago dog? Is that like a
I'll put in a request to the big dude upstairs to hold off on the wet
stuff while we are spending up big in the souvenir shops.
Hendrik
who is not made of sugar
Dieselhead wrote:
Make sure it doesn't rain the day you do to disneyland. We were
assured ahead of time that if we got rained out,
Just keep thinking to the right - in traffic, that is.
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 8:41 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hendrik and Co coming to the US of A in June and now
Hendrik wrote:
who will be keeping his mouth shut at air port check in's
They know that you know you are not a terrorist, but you need to prove
that you are not a terrorist to them - it's a game I don't play
anymore. Keep your mouth shut, for sure, or you might have an
extended stay in
Hendrik wrote:
Thanks for the tips and we are wondering if we should get some guns for
traveling in LA.
Forget about the gun stories - we do that as theater here, really. We
know travelers are safe, so we all tease. You don't need a gun,
seriously.
mao
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Interstate speed limit is usually 70 mph; occasionally 75; 'seems most
people drive nearer 80, though.
No, I don't take outings. ;))
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Hendrik wrote:
who has heard that the north west corner of the US is supposed to be
spectacular
Have a fun visit with Roger and Clay - both very fine hosts, I have
visited with Roger. The NW is really a pretty area, if you like a big
city on the water. I always like the car ferry to the
How much do you think the parts would cost and weigh to convert my 300TE
to a 500TE with full sportsline suspension. Not sure what the luggage
allowance is but I don't think it would cover a pile of parts.
Hendrik
whose MB does not require any parts at this particular stage but does
need new
yep, that would be it. Anything I can do for you if you are in the area
let me know. Will have to get together for sure.
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Hi Kaleb, I take you mean the J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum?
Looks like it is worth a look, especially the steins, plus the entry
fee is very
Yeah, 'been wondering why you'd wanta go Vegas. But, on the other hand,
maybe everybody has to go there at least once to know enough about it to
stay the Hell out of it.
Wilton
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cut that number i half and I might start getting interested.
OK Don wrote:
Hmm - I'll probably have a '91 300E that I'll sell for $2000 cash then -
daughter perfers the Diesel for some reason.
It only has 6 cyl. though ---
--
Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK
95 E300, 92 500SEL, 92 300SD,
Ohh yeah I can just imagine the fun I'll have explaining why I am
carrying a greasy old steering box that is leaking fluids, in my luggage.
Hendrik
who usually finds the pre loved parts he needs at the local U pull it
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
or you can come by and get all the used parts you
Wore brother's and cousin's but never sister's. ;
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 9:28 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hendrik and Co coming to the US of A in June
and
Hendrik wrote:
I think the missus replied to to your offer of the 240D, if it is doable I
would be happy to rent your speed demon for a few days, the missus said we
are in the area from the 5th to 13th of June.
Send us a private PM to work out the details if you want.
And what's a Chicago
Did you get a name and phone number, might send the missus and kids off
for a tour of some crappy tourist attraction, whilst I party hard.
We are still chuckling over the image of this lady looking for a party.
Hendrik
who is expecting to see all kinds of weird stuff in Vegas
Curt Raymond
'Nope, 'don't wear a hat; don't wear a ball cap, either; 'still have plenty
of hair for cover. It's white, but there's plenty of it. ;)
Wilton
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whatever you can fit in your suitcase!!
Hendrik Fay wrote:
What tools do you want me to bring?
Hendrik
who is looking forward to spending half the holidays lying under a car
getting covered in ATF
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
the engine is in the garage tore apart waiting for me to do
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 9:32 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin ka...@striplin.netwrote:
cut that number i half and I might start getting interested.
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Panic! (the national past time).
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WILTON wrote:
Yeah, 'been wondering why you'd wanta go Vegas. But, on the other hand,
maybe everybody has to go there at least once to know enough about it to
stay the Hell out of it.
I've never been to Vegas, and I do not regret never visiting there. I
have no need for the lights and shows
'Zackly. Same here; you got the point.
Wilton
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From: Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hendrik and Co coming to the US of A in June
WILTON wrote:
Yeah,
Then don't go to LA. But if you do, personal protection (not thin
latex, but blued steel) can't hurt, though in Collyfawnya I think they
are a bunch of wimps who might be made uncomfortable by the thought
(unless you are a gangbanger or other criminal).
--R
On 3/7/2010 8:56 PM, Hendrik Fay
So soon after 9/11 I traveled on SWA up to Dallas from Houston. Dallas
Love Field is the home base of Southwest. Anyway, I was standing there
at LUV waiting to get on the plane, #2 in line (cattle call, to get a
good seat), and the gate agent announces, I need 2 volunteers for
random
Well it is closer to the NE than South Australia.
BTW the missus informs me that we will be in LA LA land from the 1st to
the 5th of June (too long for my liking but the kids have been brainwashed).
Hendrik
who is geographically challenged
Curt Raymond wrote:
When are you going to be in LA?
That's about 2200 real Ozzie beans, does it come with a full tank of
gas or as we call it Petrol.
How much does it cost to buy/sell a car (taxes, stamp duty, etc)?
Although by the time you add on all the extra charges a car hire company
slugs you with, it starts to get pricey and when you
I would avoid Dismaland like the plague, but that is just me.
I did have fun one day when I was out there on business, got done early,
and just went and walked around Beverly Hills and watched all the swells
spend money. Another day I drove through Hollyweird, that was interesting.
--R
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