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The Volkswagen Ranch
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 Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2021 8:15 am Post subject: The question finally answered. |
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Yep. Known to be true, but the voyage is priceless.
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mark tucker
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| Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2021 11:09 am Post subject: Re: The question finally answered. |
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| long long ago. I posted a cartune above the owners desk and his "tool box" as I recall. it went something like this.. the customer is standing over the corpse of his car...while the boss smoking a cigar says..just think of all the $$$ you are saving in gas....I seem to recall the cars owner's toes were out the end of his shews too... this was a europeian car shop I worked at back around 1980 for a few years. I got to put togeather atleast 5 cars that were dismantled by clueless morons that didnt know squat and could not figure out how to get them back togeather. some were appart for well over 5 years. the best was a mazda rotery engine totaly disessembled. that was fun.took me about a week to get the parts( rotor seals)that were missing and reassemble...ran great. after about 8 months the clueless other 3 guys( other than the moron owner) had packed up thier tool bags and left...to flip burgers and work at gastation pumping gas. at least they figured out their true vocation. I learned a lot there working on euro stuff...and the strippers from down the street brought me thier cars to work on.and to the body shop out back with the stoners working there. |
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Abscate
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| Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 11:34 am Post subject: Re: The question finally answered. |
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| long long ago. I posted a cartune above the owners desk and his "tool box" as I recall. it went something like this.. the customer is standing over the corpse of his car...while the boss smoking a cigar says..just think of all the $$$ you are saving in gas....I seem to recall the cars owner's toes were out the end of his shews too... this was a europeian car shop I worked at back around 1980 for a few years. I got to put togeather atleast 5 cars that were dismantled by clueless morons that didnt know squat and could not figure out how to get them back togeather. some were appart for well over 5 years. the best was a mazda rotery engine totaly disessembled. that was fun.took me about a week to get the parts( rotor seals)that were missing and reassemble...ran great. after about 8 months the clueless other 3 guys( other than the moron owner) had packed up thier tool bags and left...to flip burgers and work at gastation pumping gas. at least they figured out their true vocation. I learned a lot there working on euro stuff...and the strippers from down the street brought me thier cars to work on.and to the body shop out back with the stoners working there. |
You arent fooling anyone. That was last year.
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oprn
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| Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 2:57 pm Post subject: Re: The question finally answered. |
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Everyone that works in a body shop is a stoner Mark. I worked in one for over 10 years and was high as a kite on paint and chemical fumes the whole time even though I never did recreational drugs of any kind.
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