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Date:         Fri, 26 Jul 1996 17:38:14 -0700
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From:         jim@atcweb.atc.1dc.com (Jim Ellis)
Subject:      Re: Speaking of Utilitarian Vehicles... (TV sighting)

Thursday night, on some Summer replacement show, "Undercover"or "Deep into it" or sumpin like that, an undecover sting operation was put into place to bust "Johns" who solicit the "working folk." Of course the "Johns" are two rowdy longish haired guys in a white waterpumper vanagon.

We noticed a few unrealistic things about the scene... 1. The sliding door worked (twice~!) without having to yank like a monkee on coke in a documentary film clip to get the sucker open! 2. The partner cop called into the microphone that two guys just picked up the undercover police woman in a white "Minivan" !!! 3. The stereo worked in the van. 4. The front end didn't sound like it was held together with a broken KYB shock. 5. The front rotors didnt chirp like a cricket on a PA system as they went down the road. 6. The hosers yanked the center seat out of the bus.

When will they ever come up with a realistic show for gosh sakes! =)

-ellis\


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