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Date:         Sun, 8 Jul 2001 08:26:31 -0700
Reply-To:     PSavage <psavage@SABER.NET>
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From:         PSavage <psavage@SABER.NET>
Subject:      Equipped for the Left Coast
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To: Horace K. Sawyer, Esquire Re: How Much to Pay for Van: GLX Version

I still contend you'd be better off on the left coast, tho if you moved out in your Wolfsburger, you'd need to make some after market modifications, first. To begin with, you'd likely want to convert your Wolfsburger to a Soyburger.

Here in Mendocino, know variously as a the Emerald Triangle, or La La Land, most truly hip & environmentally/politically correct Westys are equipped with the following:

*Built in solar powered Bulgarian yogurt maker

*Flip down secret stash drawer with assorted flavored papers

*Copies of "War at Home/Covert Action Against US Activists" by Brian Glick & Linda Goodman's "Sun Signs."

*New Age First Aid kit equipped for aroma therapy emergencies & patchouli overdoses.

LOL Phaedra '85 Soyburger Westy

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