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My German Father in Law
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oh, lordhavemercy.
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Kid walking down the beach throwing rocks at all the sea birds. The he went to the marina and painted the backs of all the boats.
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You don't have to get in a schnitzel about it.
To be Frank I do before you go any Furter :grin:
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So lets segue this back to cars. I am sure others have seen this
https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vi...il&utm_content=20_January_30_Newsletter_NewDD
BTW I have actually sat in the Wienermobile - years ago - broken down at the side of the road in Prince Edward Island. In those days it was built on a Chevy mini van
https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vi...il&utm_content=20_January_30_Newsletter_NewDD
BTW I have actually sat in the Wienermobile - years ago - broken down at the side of the road in Prince Edward Island. In those days it was built on a Chevy mini van
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I got a wiener whistle from the Wienermobile when it stopped in Stillwater about twenty years ago.
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I have a wiener whistle somewhere
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As a former Wisconsin badger ... I think that cartoon is hysterical!
(Note the brat-shaped package!)
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Perfectly understandable! Particularly because I'm afflicted with "engineering OCD"!
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It's the end of the world!
On a watch forum I am a member on we had a new guy telling us how much better it is to send your watches back to Bienne than have any American work on them because American watchmakers aren't as good and Americans don't have the understanding of watches that the Swiss do.