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Date:         Wed, 08 Nov 95 10:18:41 CST
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From:         Joel Walker <JWALKER@ua1vm.ua.edu>
Subject:      Re: Why VWs & T/A. (fwd)

On Wed, 8 Nov 1995 10:01:20 -0600 Mike White said:
>> So why don't we drop the whole thing and get back to talking about
>> barndoors.  Hmmmmm barndoor! hubba hubba!
>> Thom
>
>Amen!
>This _STUPID_ thread is the reason I dropped VinatgeVW!
>Arguing here isn't going to change these magazines.  ACK!


aw shuckens. :( and we didn't even get around to my favorite topics of ...
Duke Ellington and his famous "Take the T&A Train" ...
those ever-popular little T&A-frame cabins up in the woods ...
those horrible days in the 1950's when we were all scared of the T&A-bomb ...
:)


>So, can anyone tell me when European busses ceased to have
>semaphores.  I saw a green kombi with the same taillights as my '57,
>but not turn signals, and I couldn't see any semaphores by the doors.


well ... i've seen buses with phores, but not with semi-phores. saw a beetle
once ...


:)
sniff! sniff!! i smell a Friday coming this way!!
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