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Would it have been possible for me to have seen the meteor on Thurs. night? I swear I saw something for about 1 second that was larger than a shooting star falling from the sky.

Tere


Jim and TereJim and Tere

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Originally posted by Marvin+Doris:
The airport people recommend to slater coyote urine on the wiring harness.



Wonder if Walmart carries that java


There is a place called the Pee Mart that does.


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84 30T PeeThirty-Something, 502 powered
 
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Originally posted by Kevin:


Barth minds... you never know where they will end up!



Some of us will probably end up in an asylum.


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It is possible that some of us are already in that asylum. Big Grin Tooling Along


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"Roses are red, violets are blue,
I'm schizophrenic.... and so am I ?"

(besides, pee's not that far from poop! we're going full circle.) ROTFLMAO


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Originally posted by Kevin:
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Some of us will probably end up in an asylum.


"ABARTHsylum"


I used to really want a double bubble Fiat ABARTH Zagato.

I was totally crushed when I finally was able to buy one and found I didn't fit in it.

(Trying for the thread drift award here.)


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I wonder where we can drift this to? Confused Question Bill H : Do you think you could drift a Abarth (if you could fit in it)? Smiler All who wander are not lost


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Question Bill H : Do you think you could drift a Abarth (if you could fit in it)? Smiler


I probably could on dirt or gravel, with dune buggy experience. But no rear engine experience on hard tracks, so I would probably spin off the track in terminal oversteer.

I also wonder if that little 750 engine had enough oomph to get a good drift going on a high-traction surface.


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Originally posted by Kevin:
I am 6' 2" also, and probably would not fit in a Fiat ABARTH Zagato either!


Shoe size also enters into who fits and who doesn't.

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Maybe just maybe it would be nice as a hood ornament on my Kubota tractor?


Whatcha got? I just recently upgraded to an L3200DT


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I hate when my tractor smells like coyote. ROTFLMAO

(I am trying to get back on the topic)


Trying to stay on topic, too.......Our tractor smells like Rataway. I used to love the smell of castor oil mixed with a little methanol, but this Rataway mixed with diesel exhaust is growing on me. I am dreaming up a coyote urinal. We live totally surrounded by jillions of them. There's just gotta be a way to get them to pee where I can collect it. Maybe a fireplug Smiler


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the smell of castor oil mixed with a little methanol

is that not the fuel they used to use in F III and midget racers? ...I'm sure a similar aroma.





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the smell of castor oil mixed with a little methanol

is that not the fuel they used to use in F III and midget racers? ...I'm sure a similar aroma.


For me, it goes back to the early '50s and model airplanes and model boats. As a teen ager, I had a moped with a model airplane fuel injection system that put a stream of methanol/nitro/castor oil in the intake tract. Used the same thing on Go-Karts. Also raced a kneeler outboard hydroplane that ran on premix, which always included castor oil and if needed, a little methanol or even nitro. Later Blendzall castor oil in 2 cycle race bikes. And some Klotz that had castor and nitro.

Also still get off on the smell of Castrol R on hot metal from, say, a Norton Manx, at the classic road races.


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