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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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My first time was in the back of a Nash.
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Dudley Henriques

Chevy Nova.

"Morgans" wrote in
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"Marty Shapiro" wrote

No, it would come out covered in fecal matter.


True. I don't know what I was thinking! g

I am not sure it would be because he is full of it, or because he
lives with his head up his arse, though. ;-)

Both.

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Marty Shapiro
Silicon Rallye Inc.

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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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muff528 wrote:

What's a "Nash" ? ........ ;^)

,The younger generation

Hell, I could have said "La Salle". Man, I AM getting older!!!!! :-))

I knew that but not because I'm that old - I just remember the line "Gee, our old La Salle
ran great" from the "All in the Family" theme. Originally, they kind of slurred the lyric
and most viewers didn't get it, so they rerecorded it with more careful enunciation.

Of course, those of us who even know that much are dating ourselves. (Which, by the way,
is illegal in most Bible-belt states. Think about it.)

I am not sure it would be because he is full of it, or because he
lives with his head up his arse, though. ;-)

Both.

Definitely.

Since he lives with his head up his ass, it would only follow that it would
be full!
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Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:
I am not sure it would be because he is full of it, or because he
lives with his head up his arse, though. ;-)

Both.


Definitely.

Since he lives with his head up his ass, it would only follow that it would
be full!


I think we ought to install a Plexiglass Belly Button in the poor guy.

Give him some way to see out?

cavelamb himself wrote in
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Morgans wrote:
I am not sure it would be because he is full of it, or because he
lives with his head up his arse, though. ;-)

Both.


Definitely.

Since he lives with his head up his ass, it would only follow that it
would be full!


I think we ought to install a Plexiglass Belly Button in the poor guy.

Give him some way to see out?


You ought to develop that idea. The world has been waiting for one of those
for a long time.


Bertie

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Mxsmanic wrote in

I have virtually no doubt of it.

I have no doubt either. you'd crash.

What goes up........

Oh i can't wait to see his argument attempting to disprove this one.

Well, his Kook Rating has been an unbroken upward trend line since he started here and
there is absolutely zero probabilty that it will go down.

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I mentioned earlier that my parents had a Nash. I remember that the
front seats would lay back and if you pulled them up just right you
could have a very nice "bed" with the back seat.


Yep. A friend of mine had a 1960 Rambler that did that. I got one too and
we tried to fold the front seats in the same fashion, but it took a lof of
force. Sitting on the dash and kicking force, to be exact. We got them to
fold but found out afterwards that mine didn't have that feature, so from
that point on I was driving around sitting on the edge of a bed.
Just like Anthony, come to think of it!

Oh yeah, it ony had second gear and had a range of about 15 miles before it
overheated. I loved it. I called it "The Midnight Rambler"

When I was 16 we had the Rambler station wagon where the front seat folded back and the
back seat folded forward, giving you a flat, spacious deck from dashboard to tailgate.

Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full
advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-(

"John Mazor" wrote

Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to
take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a
Nova. :-(

Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair.

I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-)
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Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote in message
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"John Mazor" wrote

Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full
advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-(

Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair.

I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-)

That sounds like the basis for a marketing slogan for a certain SUV:

"There's nothing like getting a hummer in a Hummer!"

In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they've already posted a stealth-marketing video on
YouTube using that. If this SUV is rockin' don't come knockin'...