Excited, progress with new engine

Jan wrote:

> Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
>
> I really should pay attention to those local news more.
>
> Jan

No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
foreigner with a J name.
You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
now applies to Europeans.

K.

Kidd Andersson wrote:
> Jan wrote:
>
>> Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
>>
>> I really should pay attention to those local news more.
>>
>> Jan
>
>
> No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
> names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
> foreigner with a J name.
> You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
> now applies to Europeans.
>
> K.


HAHAHAHAHA

Jan

"Kidd Andersson" > wrote in message
...
> Jan wrote:
>
> > Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
> >
> > I really should pay attention to those local news more.
> >
> > Jan
>
> No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
> names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
> foreigner with a J name.
> You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
> now applies to Europeans.
>
> K.

ahem....

James

Kidd Andersson > wrote:
>Jan wrote:
>
>> Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
>>
>> I really should pay attention to those local news more.
>>
>> Jan
>
>No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
>names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
>foreigner with a J name.
>You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
>now applies to Europeans.
>
>K.

I was trying not to react but I can't. Americans shouldn’t have the thinking that
they are the reference for everything as they do. The Europeans don’t have any responsibility
if you only know how to speak one language. I know that the Americans tend to think
that the other cultures are *strange* I would say different. Those are the thought
of immature people that have money but no culture.
I think that’s enough for now :-)


Joao
72 Super 1302

> Those are the thought
>of immature people that have money but no culture.

Could be cuase we know that money buys more food..............

Culture is what you get if you put bacteria in a petri dish isn;t
it???


LOL

( Just pokin fun)




Remove "YOURPANTIES" to reply

MUADIB®

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What is a test?

The Peacemaking Meeting scheduled for today has been
cancelled due to a conflict.

Joao Eliseu wrote:
> Kidd Andersson > wrote:
>
>>Jan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
>>>
>>>I really should pay attention to those local news more.
>>>
>>>Jan
>>
>>No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
>>names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
>>foreigner with a J name.
>>You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
>>now applies to Europeans.
>>
>>K.
>
>
> I was trying not to react but I can't. Americans shouldn’t have the thinking that
> they are the reference for everything as they do. The Europeans don’t have any responsibility
> if you only know how to speak one language. I know that the Americans tend to think
> that the other cultures are *strange* I would say different. Those are the thought
> of immature people that have money but no culture.
> I think that’s enough for now :-)
>
>
> Joao
> 72 Super 1302

OUCH Joao! My comment was actually a dig at Jan. Inside joke I guess. No
need to get snippy. I actually don't think other cultures are strange
per say. I have no money but according to Jan I have at least a little
culture.
Anyway, that wasn't directed at you. It was at Jan, which is why I
replied to him.

K.

Juper Wort wrote:

> "Kidd Andersson" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Jan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Since when? Did we invade Portugal?
>>>
>>>I really should pay attention to those local news more.
>>>
>>>Jan
>>
>>No no. It's easy to confuse all you silly Europeans because you all have
>>names that can't be pronounced properly. I was thinking of another silly
>>foreigner with a J name.
>>You know what they say. You see one, you've seen 'em all. That phrase
>>now applies to Europeans.
>>
>>K.
>
>
> ahem....
>
> James
>
>

And I supposed that's pronounced YAMES?
I'm kidding James. Again, I was just poking fun at YAN.

K.

MUADIB® wrote:

>>Those are the thought
>>of immature people that have money but no culture.
>
>
> Could be cuase we know that money buys more food..............
>
> Culture is what you get if you put bacteria in a petri dish isn;t
> it???
>
>
> LOL
>
> ( Just pokin fun)
>

You're just saying that because you're rich with no culture! GOD Muad,
you're so immature!




K.

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 16:17:27 -0400, Kidd Andersson
> scribbled this interesting note:

>MUADIB® wrote:
>
>>>Those are the thought
>>>of immature people that have money but no culture.
>>
>>
>> Could be cuase we know that money buys more food..............
>>
>> Culture is what you get if you put bacteria in a petri dish isn;t
>> it???
>>
>>
>> LOL
>>
>> ( Just pokin fun)
>>
>
>You're just saying that because you're rich with no culture! GOD Muad,
>you're so immature!
>
>
>
>
>K.

You got two out of three right!:~)


--
John Willis

(Remove the Primes before e-mailing me)

Back to the original topic...

I started the engine today on a test bench, and discovered the leaking
carb throat.

I didn't get it fixed today.

And when I blew the oil cooler or seals, I decided it was best to just
put the thing away and start doing something else.

So I fitted the rag on the convertible. Still some finishing touches to
be made, but I finally did it. Been meaning to, for many years

So I'm now trying to get the car inspected with a loaner engine next
week. Prepping the car for inspection and trying to go back to the
engine problem every now and then. I *really* need it fixed before
Friday, argh.

The engine, while it ran before blowing the oil cooler, ran STRONG.
Sounded pretty damn impressive
It was talking to me, begging me to rev it up just a little bit. Which I
did. So that's why the cooler blew.
I just blipped the throttle a little while maintaining 2000-3000rpm
idle, and it sort of jumped right to 7500-8000rpms before I could say
"oops"

Jan