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Post by jingle_jangle »

It's a SAAB (you never heard of a VOLVO story, didja?)

I get it back on Monday, and I hope it looks like this again:Image
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I hope it does too. Nothing like getting your wheels back - rentals are the pits.

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LOL
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Hadfield, your roots are showing...
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Post by doctorwho »

Oh boy, another Saab story ...

At least it's not a Saab like this one:

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I wisht it was...that space cadet wouldn't have know what had hit her...
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Is that a picture of the guy who owned the Bantar here a while ago and used to talk banjo talk?
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Post by sinjunkie »

might have something to do with this.
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well, we'll know tomorrow.
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So I checked out both pages and there is nothing with the word Rickenbacker in it...anybody find it?
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Same here saw nothing on Eweek or Infoweek, at least online.
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I can't imagine it being in an online edition. As soon as I see a hardcopy of it and know it's out there, I can talk about it.
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Would have to think that narrows the field down a bit, about the only thing not available in the online additions, would be the mags ad placements.
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OK - I'll bite. What's the news?
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We're still waiting.
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