Elderly? Most Triumphs, for the most part being referred to in the
feminine, could only be described as "d'un certaine age", not elderly.
How misanthrautic of you. Unless, of course, by enantiostistic reference
you wished to applaud the boundless energy and eternal youthfulness of
our little cars, in which case I withdraw any and all objections and
concur most wholeheartedly. :^)
Mark
P.S. How's that for flexible?
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-6pack@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-6pack@autox.team.net] On
Behalf Of John Macartney
Sent: December 13, 2005 4:42 PM
To: Bruce Simms; 6pack@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Clutch Job recommendations Need
Bruce Simms wrote:
> All feedback greatly appreciated. I know this is not a new topic,
but
> I really want to do this job just once.
Ah, Mr. Simms - with the greatest respect, 'doing a job just once' is
something of an enantiosis - especially when your determination of
activity
is directed towards an elderly British car. May I very politely suggest
you
explore the seemingly infinite flexibilities of the English language
before
stating your wishes.
I feel you should be aware that what you *want* to do and what your
Triumph
*allows* you to do in terms of frequency (and implied success) could be
seriously at odds with one another. Perhaps you have already learned
this................? If not, there's plenty of time............ :)
Take care and may all your wheelnuts find uncorrupted stud threads
Jonmac
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