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Automotive Report 'Toon

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This is for the October issue of Allen Forkum's Automotive Report.

Comments (14)

MikeM:

GROAN!

Jonathan Hohensee:

Corny humor and dark humor always mixes really well together.

GarandFan:

You know a site is popular when the spammers show up.

HEY G

Is there a way out of this crap?

Terwiliger:

HEY J.C. & G

That's what a Garand is for. I dig Garands, but as historic infantry bang-sticks go, I'm partial to the Swedish M96.

HEY BEDWETTERS

That was a joke. Now go wash yourselves & change your shorts.

Cowboy:

Careful there Terwilly.

You'll awake the Crauch-man (Crotch)again and we'll all have to watch our grammar. LOL

BTW...I've been looking for the right buy on a Garand myself for the last few months.

Hey John, I get an enormous amount of Spam on the contact page for my small business website. I've got a call into the provider to see if there's anything I can do.

Terwilger:

I'd like to have one myself, but I keep running across specimens built on surplus receivers with ill-fitting parts & mismatched furniture. Granted they're cheap, but the smith work it would take to make them right isn't worth it. However, I don't want to part with the dough a good one brings either.

Rutager:

Since you brought up Rex "The Braintrust" Crouch, check that page in the archives. In case you missed it, there were a bunch of other things he was wrong about.

He must have been the kind of soldier that John Kerry was talking about.

Bart:

removing the URL entry field from comments would be a first step... the spammers use it for SEO

Cowboy:

Good description of what's available T. I'll probably put out the money eventually. A decent M14 is also on the list.

Militant Bibliophile:

Now THAT'S funny!

I got my Garand a few years back and it remains my pride and joy. Yes, it's a rebuild and the trigger housing group doesn't fit QUITE right (nothing a boot band won't fix), but it fires well and has yet to bite me.

Next up: AK-47 or M-14, whichever I can afford first (for deh Revolution, man!)

Terwiliger:

MB

I think you meant "devolution". The time may come when our country's "infrastructure" collapses & it's every man for himself--but by & large, too many of us are too comfortable/complacent to stand up for (& too ignorant to understand) principles like the revolutionaries who originally freed us stood up for & tried to secure for us.

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