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There's a large bookcase in the upstairs bathroom
Of my two all time favorite automotive writers, if Denise McCluggage is our answer to Ray Bradbury then Russell Bulgin was our Ring Lardner.
In the May 21, 2001 Autoweek, writing about a prototype Jaguar with a revised Viper transmission: "... the shift quality is beyond any Viper: not Porsche-precise, but accurate, and missing that waywardness across the horizontal axis that makes the occasional second-to-fifth upshift an integral part of losing your Viper virginity." See what texting has taken from us.
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QUALIFICATIONS 1987: Davidson: "Sammy Swindell's car runs a normally aspirated stock-block engine with Pontiac heads. It was developed by John Buttera." Palmer: "Wow, yeah, he used to play the sax with Louis Prima." Davidson: "That was Sam Butera." Palmer: "Oh, yeah." 
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Re: There's a large bookcase in the upstairs bathroom
I C wht U mean
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You draw 'em a picture and they eat the crayons... (Duck Waddle commenting on the creative ways some people interpret driving instruction.)
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Re: There's a large bookcase in the upstairs bathroom
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QUALIFICATIONS 1987: Davidson: "Sammy Swindell's car runs a normally aspirated stock-block engine with Pontiac heads. It was developed by John Buttera." Palmer: "Wow, yeah, he used to play the sax with Louis Prima." Davidson: "That was Sam Butera." Palmer: "Oh, yeah."
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