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Re: Please don't leave me now...

To: MR JOHN P ELWOOD <WJAD81D@prodigy.com>
Subject: Re: Please don't leave me now...
From: edward <engconn@pottsville.infi.net>
Date: Sun, 24 Nov 1996 15:03:16 -0500
MR JOHN P ELWOOD wrote:
> 
> This is a plea for you all to stay righ t where you are.  I'm a
> younger guy, with little money, and this MG list seems to be the only
> place where I can get information to keep my little buggers running
> right.  If anybody leaves, they might just leave with the nugget of
> information that I need to know.  I know that's self centered, and
> without concern for any of you who are considering leaving, but I
> think about what you all are learning.
>    I have to admit, I haven't read a single note posted on the "Cat"
> thread.  I assummed it was about catalytic converters, a subject I
> know nothing about or care to, so I simply deleted them all.
> Obviously to me, it seems to be taking on a new role, or it might
> have been a similiar thread to the one we had all that time ago about
> cats leaving thier footprints on people's MGBs.  Having owned a cat,
> I must say I've never had that problem, but a cat once shit on
> "Honest Al's Used Car Lot", which was on my trainset and had a gravel
> parking lot.  I can see how Bessy might get confused.
>    So, if we could, please state exactly what your area of expertise
> is.  Mine is interior trimming, and washing the car.  If anyone has
> any questions about washing thier car, or replacing the interior of
> thier MGB, write me.  I'll be happy to help.  IF you all would please
> state what area of MGs, or MGBs you know alot about.  What projects
> you've tackled, etc.  THat way, if I have a problem, I know someone
> out there knows what it's like to be in a similar situation, and
> might have the solution.  Thanks all.
> 
>     John


Thanks, John. Apart from MG restoration, one of my areas of expertise is
the English language.  I both speak and write English and I also
understand American.  As the past tense of the verb "To Sit" is Sat and
the past tense of the verb "To Spit" is Spat, so the past tense of the
verb "To Shit" is Shat.  Example, "the cat shat on the mat".  
(I 'll bet that lot will get someone going!)

Geoff Love, The English Connection.

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