Hi Lon,
Not before my time, I had dozens of Jaguars with twin tanks come through
with their chrome quick release caps, the same as my Norton 750 Commando (a
foolish move form a Hog).
I didn't understand your statement though, burn what evidence?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> And possibly before your time, the shiners like the old Jag coupes with
> the twin fuel tanks and the factory standard valve just behind the
> drivers right side.
> Very difficult for the typical american cop car to follow thru the
> mountains and if they got near, just open the valve and burn the evidence.
>
>
> L.W. (Bill) ------ III proclaimed:



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Hi Lon,
Not before my time, I had dozens of Jaguars with twin tanks come through
with their chrome quick release caps, the same as my Norton 750 Commando (a
foolish move form a Hog).
I didn't understand your statement though, burn what evidence?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:SJadnbbaq_PcTt7bnZ2dnUVZ_rPinZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> And possibly before your time, the shiners like the old Jag coupes with
> the twin fuel tanks and the factory standard valve just behind the
> drivers right side.
> Very difficult for the typical american cop car to follow thru the
> mountains and if they got near, just open the valve and burn the evidence.
>
>
> L.W. (Bill) ------ III proclaimed:



--
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Hi Lon,
Not before my time, I had dozens of Jaguars with twin tanks come through
with their chrome quick release caps, the same as my Norton 750 Commando (a
foolish move form a Hog).
I didn't understand your statement though, burn what evidence?
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:SJadnbbaq_PcTt7bnZ2dnUVZ_rPinZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> And possibly before your time, the shiners like the old Jag coupes with
> the twin fuel tanks and the factory standard valve just behind the
> drivers right side.
> Very difficult for the typical american cop car to follow thru the
> mountains and if they got near, just open the valve and burn the evidence.
>
>
> L.W. (Bill) ------ III proclaimed:



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> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
> scientific imagination

Just as were meteorites.

Just as was electricity.

Just as was heavier-than-air flight.

Just as was land travel past 50 mph.

Just as was 'solar power'.

Just as was nuclear power.

I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
about nearly everything else.

Zilch.


And it's 2 separate words: cold fusion.

 

> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
> scientific imagination

Just as were meteorites.

Just as was electricity.

Just as was heavier-than-air flight.

Just as was land travel past 50 mph.

Just as was 'solar power'.

Just as was nuclear power.

I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
about nearly everything else.

Zilch.


And it's 2 separate words: cold fusion.

 

> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
> scientific imagination

Just as were meteorites.

Just as was electricity.

Just as was heavier-than-air flight.

Just as was land travel past 50 mph.

Just as was 'solar power'.

Just as was nuclear power.

I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
about nearly everything else.

Zilch.


And it's 2 separate words: cold fusion.

 

> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
> scientific imagination

Just as were meteorites.

Just as was electricity.

Just as was heavier-than-air flight.

Just as was land travel past 50 mph.

Just as was 'solar power'.

Just as was nuclear power.

I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
about nearly everything else.

Zilch.


And it's 2 separate words: cold fusion.

 

c wrote:
> LTS wrote:
>> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
>> scientific imagination
>
> Just as were meteorites.
>
> Just as was electricity.
>
> Just as was heavier-than-air flight.
>
> Just as was land travel past 50 mph.
>
> Just as was 'solar power'.
>
> Just as was nuclear power.
>
> I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
> out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
> about nearly everything else.
>
> Zilch.

Just like his burning magnesium in hydrogen....

 

c wrote:
> LTS wrote:
>> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
>> scientific imagination
>
> Just as were meteorites.
>
> Just as was electricity.
>
> Just as was heavier-than-air flight.
>
> Just as was land travel past 50 mph.
>
> Just as was 'solar power'.
>
> Just as was nuclear power.
>
> I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
> out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
> about nearly everything else.
>
> Zilch.

Just like his burning magnesium in hydrogen....

 

c wrote:
> LTS wrote:
>> coldfusion is a figment of the collective
>> scientific imagination
>
> Just as were meteorites.
>
> Just as was electricity.
>
> Just as was heavier-than-air flight.
>
> Just as was land travel past 50 mph.
>
> Just as was 'solar power'.
>
> Just as was nuclear power.
>
> I see you know as much about physics, the Universe and what exists
> out there (whether you approve or not), and general science as you know
> about nearly everything else.
>
> Zilch.

Just like his burning magnesium in hydrogen....