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Date:         Fri, 15 Dec 1995 16:40:17 -0700
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From:         jim@atcweb.atc.1dc.com (Rusty VanBondo)
Subject:      Re: Convincing my wife...(famous last words)

>So GRAZUL@zodiac.rutgers.edu says:
>> 
>> How do you guys/gals do it?  A friend of mine really wants to sell me 
>> a '73 beetle,  it runs,  no rust,  a real beauty....plus two of its 
>> organ donors which can be left in the field where they currently reside.
>> The price?  $750.00 for all three...my wife is quite sceptical.  Is ity
>> jealously?  Could be the staggering price tag....Should I be sneaky?
>> I tried the Xmas thing already....I would love some input...
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FAMOUS LAST WORDS:


"Gee Honey, I really didn't think you'd end our marriage over a $750. bus
deal!!"


My dear departed dad used to say, "It's not the cost, but the up keep!"
I suggest that you rent the movies "The Money Pit" and "War of the Roses"
prior to the purchase. =)
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