Fuel prices aren't dropping
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
from the Krauts. They did a damn good job of holding them off
for three years but we had to help them because they
were running out of everything they needed to keep fighting or
even getting enough to eat. We even took over the protection of
the lazy Canadians for the Limeys because the French wouldn't
help defend them. Hell the French can't protect themselves, let
alone the Fogs in Canada. The Canadians haven't figured out yet
how to sell enough to the Japs to pay for 'Free' health care AND
an Army. Canada has good soldiers but they can't do the job with
ten planes and 1,000 troops that are only supplied with a rifle
and a Swiss army knife.
mike hunt
KJ wrote:
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we
> left the limeys....
>
from the Krauts. They did a damn good job of holding them off
for three years but we had to help them because they
were running out of everything they needed to keep fighting or
even getting enough to eat. We even took over the protection of
the lazy Canadians for the Limeys because the French wouldn't
help defend them. Hell the French can't protect themselves, let
alone the Fogs in Canada. The Canadians haven't figured out yet
how to sell enough to the Japs to pay for 'Free' health care AND
an Army. Canada has good soldiers but they can't do the job with
ten planes and 1,000 troops that are only supplied with a rifle
and a Swiss army knife.
mike hunt
KJ wrote:
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we
> left the limeys....
>
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
from the Krauts. They did a damn good job of holding them off
for three years but we had to help them because they
were running out of everything they needed to keep fighting or
even getting enough to eat. We even took over the protection of
the lazy Canadians for the Limeys because the French wouldn't
help defend them. Hell the French can't protect themselves, let
alone the Fogs in Canada. The Canadians haven't figured out yet
how to sell enough to the Japs to pay for 'Free' health care AND
an Army. Canada has good soldiers but they can't do the job with
ten planes and 1,000 troops that are only supplied with a rifle
and a Swiss army knife.
mike hunt
KJ wrote:
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we
> left the limeys....
>
from the Krauts. They did a damn good job of holding them off
for three years but we had to help them because they
were running out of everything they needed to keep fighting or
even getting enough to eat. We even took over the protection of
the lazy Canadians for the Limeys because the French wouldn't
help defend them. Hell the French can't protect themselves, let
alone the Fogs in Canada. The Canadians haven't figured out yet
how to sell enough to the Japs to pay for 'Free' health care AND
an Army. Canada has good soldiers but they can't do the job with
ten planes and 1,000 troops that are only supplied with a rifle
and a Swiss army knife.
mike hunt
KJ wrote:
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we
> left the limeys....
>
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
> From: "KJ" <searchalll@yahoo.com>
> Organization: AT&T Worldnet
> Newsgroups:
> alt.autos.4x4.chevy-trucks,alt.autos.acura,alt.autos.alfa-romeo,alt.autos.anti
> que,alt.autos.audi
> Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 00:58:11 GMT
> Subject: Re: Fuel prices are dropping
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we left the
> limeys....
>
And we're all very pleased you did...
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
> From: "KJ" <searchalll@yahoo.com>
> Organization: AT&T Worldnet
> Newsgroups:
> alt.autos.4x4.chevy-trucks,alt.autos.acura,alt.autos.alfa-romeo,alt.autos.anti
> que,alt.autos.audi
> Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 00:58:11 GMT
> Subject: Re: Fuel prices are dropping
>
> So basically we can all agree that it was a good thing we left the
> limeys....
>
And we're all very pleased you did...
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
In article <aC6zc.12577$Di3.6332@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
searchalll@yahoo.com says...
> 200miles in a mini sounds
> about as fun as bubba in your ***.
>
>
Actually, there are a lot less comfortable cars than a mini in the UK,
but your sentiments do just about sum it up.
--
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http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
searchalll@yahoo.com says...
> 200miles in a mini sounds
> about as fun as bubba in your ***.
>
>
Actually, there are a lot less comfortable cars than a mini in the UK,
but your sentiments do just about sum it up.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
In article <aC6zc.12577$Di3.6332@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
searchalll@yahoo.com says...
> 200miles in a mini sounds
> about as fun as bubba in your ***.
>
>
Actually, there are a lot less comfortable cars than a mini in the UK,
but your sentiments do just about sum it up.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
searchalll@yahoo.com says...
> 200miles in a mini sounds
> about as fun as bubba in your ***.
>
>
Actually, there are a lot less comfortable cars than a mini in the UK,
but your sentiments do just about sum it up.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
In article <40CD0525.45E091E6@mailcity.com>, MajorDomo@mailcity.com
says...
> Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
> from the Krauts.
>
Oh dear, this sound Bush jr comparing Iraq to D-Day.
If that were the case, Tony would have sent the boys in, and we would
still be waiting for you fellas to get you McD's happy ration packs.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
says...
> Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
> from the Krauts.
>
Oh dear, this sound Bush jr comparing Iraq to D-Day.
If that were the case, Tony would have sent the boys in, and we would
still be waiting for you fellas to get you McD's happy ration packs.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
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In article <40CD0525.45E091E6@mailcity.com>, MajorDomo@mailcity.com
says...
> Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
> from the Krauts.
>
Oh dear, this sound Bush jr comparing Iraq to D-Day.
If that were the case, Tony would have sent the boys in, and we would
still be waiting for you fellas to get you McD's happy ration packs.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
says...
> Well not completely, we went back twice to save their ***
> from the Krauts.
>
Oh dear, this sound Bush jr comparing Iraq to D-Day.
If that were the case, Tony would have sent the boys in, and we would
still be waiting for you fellas to get you McD's happy ration packs.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
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Re: Fuel prices are dropping
MikeHunt@lycos.com wrote:
> In the US 200 miles gets one to the next town and back.
In *your* part of the US, maybe. The geography of the United States is
hardly heterogeneous. The region from Boston to Washington could almost
be described as one giant 500-mile-long urban area.
--
Mike Smith
> In the US 200 miles gets one to the next town and back.
In *your* part of the US, maybe. The geography of the United States is
hardly heterogeneous. The region from Boston to Washington could almost
be described as one giant 500-mile-long urban area.
--
Mike Smith
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MikeHunt@lycos.com wrote:
> In the US 200 miles gets one to the next town and back.
In *your* part of the US, maybe. The geography of the United States is
hardly heterogeneous. The region from Boston to Washington could almost
be described as one giant 500-mile-long urban area.
--
Mike Smith
> In the US 200 miles gets one to the next town and back.
In *your* part of the US, maybe. The geography of the United States is
hardly heterogeneous. The region from Boston to Washington could almost
be described as one giant 500-mile-long urban area.
--
Mike Smith
