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Date:         Mon, 10 Jun 1996 15:36:43 -0700
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From:         mike@arnold.ca (Mike)
Subject:      Ghia question 

        Does anyone in the Alberta vicinity know where I could go and take
a look at a Karma Ghia? My girlfriend loves them and a picture just wasn't
enough so she wondered if anyone around here had one. Mucho Appreciano is
ya know of any.


        On a lighter note: Anyone ever thought about marketing one of those
Chia pets shaped like a Karma Ghia and calling it a...yes you guessed
it...a Ghia Pet!!!!
        Or even a VW Chia pet would be neat. You could grow grass out of
the roof of your van and never get busted.  :)


thanks for reading my mindless drivel.


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           /         =         \        Mike Wynn (mike@arnold.ca)
        [ I_________ I ]     Arnold Publishing and Multimedia in Edmonton
          I          V          I       Alberta, Canada
          I  (0)  W   (0)  I
         ===========      "Tied at the wrist, clenched at the fist,
           I_I              I_I         Negative Man, Negative Man."
          '83 Westfalia
 "The Mystery Machine"
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