OI Shortarses

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Mitsubishi Galant is the same class of car as BMW 5-series.


Let's face it: no-one pays any attention to you.

 

In all honesty that's not my experience. They require maintenance but in
the case of the older ones, where my experience lies, I'd say it was no
more than a similarly aged Japanese machine.

 

Sometime, you know, you can be very perceptive.

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Plus the Raptor has a Suzuki engine.

 

It's a good aircraft. It carries the latest weapons and has been
designed to carry the next generation of weapons without modifications
so it shouldn't be grounded for ages while they're retro-fitted.

I worked on the original tunnel tests and it came out looking very
good and someone I went to school with was on a lot of the original
flight tests and loved it.

 

You must be having a laugh.

 

Actually, there's a slight difference.

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, Molly amazed us all with this pearl of wisdom:

Call me dumb, but I'm guessing that "singing" is something done with a
mandolin then, a bit like the way you play it? A bit like making a leccy
guitar cry/scream?

BTW, I've got a harmonica. I can't play it for toffee <snigger> but I'll
bring it if I remember it

 

Cool, I did a 12-Bar blues with an harmonica player last week. He was really
good and I was really crap. But there again, I am crap on a mandolin. What
kind of sick mind invented an instrument with eight strings so close
together you can't help hitting four strings at a time? Why on earth did
they tune it in fifths just to make me learn new chords?