Date:         Fri, 31 Dec 2004 01:42:42 -0600
Reply-To:     Joel Walker <jwalker17@EARTHLINK.NET>
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From:         Joel Walker <jwalker17@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject:      Should Old Volkswagens be forgot ...
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yes, Ladies and Germs, it's Frydaye once more!!
and that means ...
well, this time it means it's the Lost Daye of the Yeer, on most
business colanders. one more turn of the giant celestial clock, one
more year down the drain, more money to send off to the Tax Man, we're
all a little older, and all that sort of stuff.

and it's Traditional for westerners ... and maybe otherners, too ...
to gather together in groups large and small at this time of year to
console one another with alcohol and express meaningless wishes for
happiness, good fortune, and other such drivel in the coming new year
year.

and in that spirit, i have rummaged around and around amongst the
piles of collectable trivia (euphemistically called junk by several
ne'er-do-wells of my acquaintance) and discovered this old song,
greatly appropriate to the season ... ;)



Olde Lang Sine curve
by Robert Burns-if-you-dont-change-the-fuel-hoses!


Should old Volkswagens be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should old Volkswagens be forgot
And days of joy we'd find?


refrain:
For old Volkswagens mine, my dear,
For old Volkswagens mine,
We'll raise a glass and give a cheer
For old Volkswagens mine.


We both have traveled many miles,
Left home and youth behind,
And all those miles were traveled in
An old Volkswagen mine.

<refrain>

So here's my hand and here's a beer,
Another year resigns,
Let's raise a glass and give a cheer
To old Volkswagens mine.

<refrain>


Happy New Year, folks.
unca joel
p.s. anybody want the sing-along mp3 for this, lemme know. it's like
1.5mbytes.