Seven dollar gas.

Just lie to him saying you were in the military then.
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"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> Oh boy you'll be on the list now, he'll want all your military paper, or
> you'll get called some serious names.
> You get a lot of that from his posts, I just call for a translator!!!!
>
> 24



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In that case, put up a DD214 or shut up!
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"d" > wrote in message
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> He tried that crap before, 24. I don't feel the need to prove ANYTHING
> to him, or it, as the case may be.



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Wrong again billy!

4. Avgas 115/145 was developed for high performance piston aircraft
engines used in World War II and the Korean conflict. It is very hard
to find today due to lack of demand, and is usually only produced on
special order. The color is purple.

Direct quote (C&P) from an avgas site.



On Sat, 5 May 2007 01:06:24 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III"
> wrote:

> That's a hundred and forty now, in the sixties aviation gas was the same
>hundred and five Chevron Custom I sold to the public. And that hundred and
>five is still available at any airport, but formulated for a mile high.
>Remember I flew my parent's planes in the fifties.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/
>
>
>"d" > wrote in message
.. .
>> Billy, since you claim to be dyslexic, the next time you write
>> something, stand on your head, cross your eyes while looking through a
>> mirror, then maybe the rest of the world will be able to understand
>> your incoherant babbling!
>>
>> Oh, and the "avgas" I spoke of was around 140 octane.

On Sat, 05 May 2007 03:19:08 -0500, d > Amazingly
Replied without Prejudice below:

Don't tell him that d, it will be dumping grape kool aid and calling it 140
weight.

:>Wrong again billy!
:>
:>4. Avgas 115/145 was developed for high performance piston aircraft
:>engines used in World War II and the Korean conflict. It is very hard
:>to find today due to lack of demand, and is usually only produced on
:>special order. The color is purple.
:>
:>Direct quote (C&P) from an avgas site.
:>
:>
:>
:>On Sat, 5 May 2007 01:06:24 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III"
> wrote:
:>
:>> That's a hundred and forty now, in the sixties aviation gas was the same
:>>hundred and five Chevron Custom I sold to the public. And that hundred and
:>>five is still available at any airport, but formulated for a mile high.
:>>Remember I flew my parent's planes in the fifties.
:>> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/
:>>
:>>
:>>"d" > wrote in message
...
:>>> Billy, since you claim to be dyslexic, the next time you write
:>>> something, stand on your head, cross your eyes while looking through a
:>>> mirror, then maybe the rest of the world will be able to understand
:>>> your incoherant babbling!
:>>>
:>>> Oh, and the "avgas" I spoke of was around 140 octane.

Then it would match Royal Purple Racing Oilthen he would be all
tricked out especially if he wears his pink elephant racing suit.

On Sat, 05 May 2007 08:37:58 GMT, > wrote:

>On Sat, 05 May 2007 03:19:08 -0500, d > Amazingly
>Replied without Prejudice below:
>
>Don't tell him that d, it will be dumping grape kool aid and calling it 140
>weight.
>
>:>Wrong again billy!
>:>
>:>4. Avgas 115/145 was developed for high performance piston aircraft
>:>engines used in World War II and the Korean conflict. It is very hard
>:>to find today due to lack of demand, and is usually only produced on
>:>special order. The color is purple.
>:>
>:>Direct quote (C&P) from an avgas site.
>:>
>:>
>:>
>:>On Sat, 5 May 2007 01:06:24 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III"
> wrote:
>:>
>:>> That's a hundred and forty now, in the sixties aviation gas was the same
>:>>hundred and five Chevron Custom I sold to the public. And that hundred and
>:>>five is still available at any airport, but formulated for a mile high.
>:>>Remember I flew my parent's planes in the fifties.
>:>> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/
>:>>
>:>>
>:>>"d" > wrote in message
m...
>:>>> Billy, since you claim to be dyslexic, the next time you write
>:>>> something, stand on your head, cross your eyes while looking through a
>:>>> mirror, then maybe the rest of the world will be able to understand
>:>>> your incoherant babbling!
>:>>>
>:>>> Oh, and the "avgas" I spoke of was around 140 octane.

> Remember I flew my parent's planes in the fifties.

Like a pile of hot steaming feces you did.



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islands of habitable space in a sea of dangerous and ugly traffic.

-James Marston Fitch, historic preservationist (1909-2000)

(How'd he make it to 91 without getting murdered?)

Then we were told differently. Remember I have over twenty years as a
owner of Chevron Dealers during this time.
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"d" > wrote in message
...
> Wrong again billy!
>
> 4. Avgas 115/145 was developed for high performance piston aircraft
> engines used in World War II and the Korean conflict. It is very hard
> to find today due to lack of demand, and is usually only produced on
> special order. The color is purple.
>
> Direct quote (C&P) from an avgas site.





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Another stupid remark, what a loser.
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"24Bit®" > wrote in message

>
> Don't tell him that d, it will be dumping grape kool aid and calling it
140
> weight.



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Another stupid remark, what a loser.
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"d" > wrote in message
...
> Then it would match Royal Purple Racing Oilthen he would be all
> tricked out especially if he wears his pink elephant racing suit.



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"§qu@re Wheels" > wrote in message
news:jRX_h.160361$6m4.136040@pd7urf1no...>
> Like a pile of hot steaming feces you did.





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