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I've always admired the land of Oz for their two fisted way of doing things...right down to the bean can size beer containers. If you're going to drink, then DRINK! Anyone got a cold can of Foster's?
I wonder if Fosters is something they export to the States, and keep the really good stuff back home.
Speaking of beer, isn't it Oktoberfest time in Germany? Time for Ken to dust off the FTE Lear and round the International guys up for a GTG. I'll volunteer to hand out stale peanuts and be the token loud, obnoxious American.
Big350 good luck on getting the post count up. I do not know anything about the austrailian football league so I can't comment on that. Ok enough of my babbling here is my post.
busy here with garage construction and house repairs. However, I decided to buy an ex-Comp / Super Comp dragster.
Now guess twice which engine I would like to see in it. Yup. A Ford 300 six.
I have even considered converting it to front engine setup.
I would like to have something that resembles a 60's wild digger.
I will let you know more later on about it. For now, just trying to keep our fleet in working order and get the heating (house) running, it's gettin' chilly here.
"Post padding - the (next to last) final frontier... To stretch the bounds of reality, by enormously extending ones own garrulousness. To seek out new trivia!
These are the voyages of the webship 'Etcetera' - It's multi forum mission: To boldly babble as no one has done before..."
(?)
I resemble that...
The final fronteria is however to so conduct onself that ones reputation exceeds that of Ivan Ribic and his people from the north west chapter...
(without padding THAT)
Last edited by Greywolf; Sep 21, 2005 at 06:22 PM.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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