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Vinnie S.

Hello Vinnie:

I don't think such out-landish vehicles should be advertised or even
sold, as the Horse Power and Outlaw Ways will over come one and all.
Next thing will come is Tattoos, Leather Jackets, calling all your
friends "Hep Cats", smoking cigarettes, spitting on the side walk, bad
attitudes, talking on the CB radio ect ect!

Jay in the Mojave

Vinnie S. wrote:

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Vinnie S.

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Vinnie S.

Vrooooooom!

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:57:17 -0700, Jay in the Mojave wrote:

Hello Vinnie:

I don't think such out-landish vehicles should be advertised or even
sold, as the Horse Power and Outlaw Ways will over come one and all.
Next thing will come is Tattoos, Leather Jackets, calling all your
friends "Hep Cats", smoking cigarettes, spitting on the side walk, bad
attitudes, talking on the CB radio ect ect!

Jay in the Mojave


LOL.

I personally asked Steve's permission if I could call him Moped, not as an
insult of course. To me, mopeds are a pleasant memory of my youth, because they
were all over the town I grew up in. Good ol' days !

Vinnie S.

Hello Vinnie:

I am sure Steveo is a good guy, never meet him tho. I have known drag
race enthusiasts who where big Mopar Fans.

I like the Mopeds cheap and efficient form for gettin around.

Jay in the Mojave



Vinnie S. wrote:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:57:17 -0700, Jay in the Mojave wrote:


Hello Vinnie:

I don't think such out-landish vehicles should be advertised or even
sold, as the Horse Power and Outlaw Ways will over come one and all.
Next thing will come is Tattoos, Leather Jackets, calling all your
friends "Hep Cats", smoking cigarettes, spitting on the side walk, bad
attitudes, talking on the CB radio ect ect!

Jay in the Mojave



LOL.

I personally asked Steve's permission if I could call him Moped, not as an
insult of course. To me, mopeds are a pleasant memory of my youth, because they
were all over the town I grew up in. Good ol' days !

Vinnie S.

On Sep 1, 9:26 am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I personally asked Steve's permission if I could call him Moped, not as an
insult of course. To me, mopeds are a pleasant memory of my youth, because they
were all over the town I grew up in. Good ol' days !

Oh no... you sure wouldn't want to insult Steveo. He provides such
worthwhile posts here on this group... I can see why asked him first
if you could call him mopey. Personally, I like to call him cretin..
www.telstar-electronics.com

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 17:09:37 -0700, Telstar Electronics
wrote:

On Sep 1, 9:26 am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I personally asked Steve's permission if I could call him Moped, not as an
insult of course. To me, mopeds are a pleasant memory of my youth, because they
were all over the town I grew up in. Good ol' days !

Oh no... you sure wouldn't want to insult Steveo. He provides such
worthwhile posts here on this group... I can see why asked him first
if you could call him mopey. Personally, I like to call him cretin..

Awwwwwww, did I strike a chord?


Vinnie S.

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Other Processors Have a Problem...
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issue. VoiceMax works with your non-amplified dynamic microphone to
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Vinnie S. wrote:
On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 17:09:37 -0700, Telstar Electronics
wrote:

On Sep 1, 9:26 am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I personally asked Steve's permission if I could call him Moped, not
as an insult of course. To me, mopeds are a pleasant memory of my
youth, because they were all over the town I grew up in. Good ol' days
!

Oh no... you sure wouldn't want to insult Steveo. He provides such
worthwhile posts here on this group... I can see why asked him first
if you could call him mopey. Personally, I like to call him cretin..

Awwwwwww, did I strike a chord?

Vinnie S.

Haha, is that asshole still humping my leg? What a pathetic loser.

Steveo is a professional turd merchant (manure salesman)... and he
knows his ****!... lol