Mystery Find????

[Ed Price]

Chas & Paul:

OK, I'm over it now.
Maybe I'm just too literal sometimes.


Ed Price
IAOC Membership Registrar
El Cajon, CA USA
WB6WSN
1961 Amphicar 770
1987 MB 420SEL





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From: chasgould [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2010 5:34 AM
To: edprice@cox.net
Subject: RE: [General Amphicar Discussion-t-20842] Re: Mystery Find????


Yes, I admit that, but also felt that it was going too far, which is
why I later posted that my find was limited to a single band aid.
I had originally thought that it was a good idea for fun, when Paul
told me about it, but I never felt that it would go on so long, and so
detailed, which is why I wanted to recant my participation.
Sorry about annoying anyone.
Chas

On Aug 2, 2010, at 11:18 PM, Ed Price wrote:

 

[Bilgemaster]

Well, I figured you'd hold out for ivory... ~B

-----Original Message-----
From: Midwest Amphicar [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2010 6:35 PM
To: oldbuoy@comcast.net
Subject: RE: [General Amphicar Discussion-t-20842] Re: Mystery Find????


Hey Bilgey remember when I sold Brown Wonder for a plastic dildo? You were
so upset!!! Haaaaaa

 

[Bilgemaster]

Oh, I HAD acorns, alright...The air filter housing resembled what a
Denny's Salad Bar might look like if squirrels ruled the planet, and to
this day if you take a good long look at my tonneau, you'll still
discern a sort of Shroud of Turin impression of their gatherer after
he'd laid himself down to rest for that last long nap in the great
beyond. It seems that no amount of Kiwi liquid white shoe polish will
ever truly erase the impression he made. But still, apart from his
acorn horde and a few sheaves of rather unremarkable memoirs hastily
scratched onto some birch bark, mostly vitriolic tirades against various
unnamed dogs and cats, "Gummybutt" the Squirrel left behind little of
note astern, certainly when compared with the grandeur of the
rodent-devised electrical engineering marvels unearthed below the
foredeck.

Regards,
Bilgey


On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 12:17 pm, cigarman wrote:

> Hey Guys,
>
> All this makes for some good reading! When I first saw the First Aid
> kit I checked Ebay and noticed that It was a military first aid kit and
> knew Paul was just having some BS fun with us. But after reading
> Bilgey's post, his accounts are close to what most of us have endured
> in our new Amphi purchases But I cannot believe along with the
> mouse/rat dung, he did not have wasp nests and acorn shells all over.
> It must be a midwest thing.
>
> Cigarman
>
>

 

[azpaul50]

** AZP hand frozen with a load of popcorn near mouth**... a moment of reflection about the unseen activities of time... while mere mortals wrench on their cars... the forces of time and nature quietly at work, sometimes in harness, sometimes not. The toil of workers an ocean away, only to be truly appreciated when found in a barn of hay. Then comes the broad interconnectivity of man and beast; at least some of that residue could be used as yeast. (gag!). Without writers like brother Bilgey, all might be forgotten in the continuum of time; without his eloquence, we might as well join the slime. Blue, blue suede shoes.... blue, blue, blue suede shoes! Man, I can't stop that going on in my brain... lolol... how about you? - AZP50



To: azpaul50@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: [General Amphicar Discussion-t-20842] Re: Mystery Find????
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2010 08:53:45 -0400
From:





Oh, I HAD acorns, alright...The air filter housing resembled what a
Denny's Salad Bar might look like if squirrels ruled the planet, and to
this day if you take a good long look at my tonneau, you'll still
discern a sort of Shroud of Turin impression of their gatherer after
he'd laid himself down to rest for that last long nap in the great
beyond. It seems that no amount of Kiwi liquid white shoe polish will
ever truly erase the impression he made. But still, apart from his
acorn horde and a few sheaves of rather unremarkable memoirs hastily
scratched onto some birch bark, mostly vitriolic tirades against various
unnamed dogs and cats, "Gummybutt" the Squirrel left behind little of
note astern, certainly when compared with the grandeur of the
rodent-devised electrical engineering marvels unearthed below the
foredeck.

Regards,
Bilgey


On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 12:17 pm, cigarman wrote:



Quote:

> Hey Guys,
>
> All this makes for some good reading! When I first saw the First Aid
> kit I checked Ebay and noticed that It was a military first aid kit and
> knew Paul was just having some BS fun with us. But after reading
> Bilgey's post, his accounts are close to what most of us have endured
> in our new Amphi purchases But I cannot believe along with the
> mouse/rat dung, he did not have wasp nests and acorn shells all over.
> It must be a midwest thing.
>
> Cigarman
>
>