"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 08:46:32 -0500, the infamous "Ed Huntress"
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"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:55:20 -0500, the infamous "Ed Huntress"
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"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
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And whose pocket do you think that's coming out of? Bwaaaahhaaaaa..

All our pockets, except in NJ where it's only coming out of Ed's
pocket. Did I get that right?

Nope. I drive a Ford Focus, remember? g

That's all you can afford after supporting the States, eh?

That's right. They bleed us until we're just a skeleton of our true
selves.
(My true self is a Lotus Exige.)

Cute toy.

I'm...let's see...I always wanted a Lotus Europa (but never found out
much about them)...

Great fun if you're no taller than 5'9". Seriously, I just barely fit.
Exhausting to drive far, 'cause you're almost fully supine. It fits like a
Formula Ford except for the roof.

...always loved the Ford GT-40, a friend let me ride in
his lovely De Tomaso Pantera once...

I liked them until I watched one burn to the ground at a gas station in
Haslett, Michigan.

...I fell in love with the Maserati
Bora, I thought the Lamborghini Countach was tits, and the Atom looks
like a really dandy toy to tool around in, but I think that I'd be a
Tesla Roadster today. Yeah, that's the ticket.
http://www.teslamotors.com/

Very interesting machine. It has, I think, over 1,000 batteries in it. It
sounds like a maintenance problem waiting to happen, but I'll never have to
worry about it at that price.


However, I'm sure many people in the Lower 48 would be glad to know that
some of the money they pay for gasoline is going into the pockets of
Sarah
Palin's new son-in-law, and his soon-to-be-born tyke. Too bad they won't
return the favor.

Oh, I don't worry about that. Your new president will handle that.

*My* new president? Where are you planning to live, Bulgaria?

I'll accept him after we test-drive him for a few months.

--
Even with the best of maps and instruments,
we can never fully chart our journeys.
-- Gail Pool

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Ed Huntress