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Date:         Fri, 15 Nov 1996 06:09:03 -0500 (EST)
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From:         SStones <sstones@idirect.com>
Subject:      Re: PPPhrydaye Phunne? well ...

And to add to Joel's Van Paint scheme list..

Paisley: People who have the vulgarity to appreciate paisley tend to be lawyer types and we all know about them. They snivel and poke fun at Vanagons for head gasket problems while driving Eurovans.

Primer: People who drive vehicles that are primer colored are the types that know what needs to be done and when it's time to call a job done and get a beer outta the fridge. These people seem to have enough sense to quit halfway thru the act of lovemaking to enjoy a beverege, with the intention of returning to it, but usually get side tracked and start leafing through their Rocky Mtn. Motorworks catalogs and completely forget what they had set out to accomplish before the beer. The spouses of primer people generally have an assortment of 'tools' beside the bed which rival the tool collections of their primer spouse.

Cheers.

SStones, Toronto Ont. <sstones@idirect.com>


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