P-63 (?) Airacobra/Kingcobra power question

Mark Marsh wrote:
On Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:22:17 -0600, brian whatcott wrote:

Hi folks,

Anybody have Bloss's address and job details?

mommy, daddy, can i live with you the rest of my life?
Waaaaaaaaaa!!!! i don wanna work either.
(847) 253-2549

I would be surprised if he or anyone can get a job over there with the
amount of immigrants flooding in to the UK now not to mention the recession.

On Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:35:44 +0000, Siavash Sabbaghpour wrote:

Mark Marsh wrote:
On Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:22:17 -0600, brian whatcott wrote:

Hi folks,

Anybody have Bloss's address and job details?

mommy, daddy, can i live with you the rest of my life?
Waaaaaaaaaa!!!! i don wanna work either.
(847) 253-2549

I would be surprised if he or anyone can get a job over there with the
amount of immigrants flooding in to the UK now not to mention the recession.
That reminds me of the time I was flying my Pee39 guns ablazin' I was
killing Nigras ten to a load when I looked down and saw I was near
Birmingham (Alabama boy not England****lands).

I says to myself - Here's something odd... the day after I read this I
was proofreading the next issue of my wife's magazine BOOKHAPPY (plug)
and one of the articles reviews a number of books about "The Wickedest
City." One of which is "Phenix City Alabama, the Wickedest City in
America," at least up until the mid 1950s when a gubernatorial
candidate was gunned down on the main drag, martial law was declared,
the entire police force was arrested and all the whorehouses and
gambling joints were shut down. COINCIDENCE???

It's the water, I tell you. That, and the unbearable psychic pressure
that comes from actually living in Alabama. Huey can bitch about
Arkansas all he wants, but at least he's not having to deal with people
who think Lynyrd Skynyrd wrote the National Anthem. A place where the
police drove the Mafia out because they were COMPETITION--now THAT is a
sniffy place.
Dudley Henriques