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"Me money is gone !", pleaded Jack Tarr to Rapper Brown

Treating myself to a Marlboro Red a few times a day certainly pacifies my nerves

I saw that , but its ambiguous title lead me away (haha). Thanks again.

That is good to know, thank you. I just have an aversion to making 'business' calls (haha). But, I'll enquire to him sooner rather 'an later.

Other 'an a phone number ( OMG, that is sooooooo 20th Century ! ) there's no other contact info - and their FAQ 'page' is empty (?!?). IIRC, their lacquers are ready-to-shoot, but not their enamels.

I bought their enamel reducer , directly from MCW's site. Silly question : Do I need to purchase their hardener as well ? Or will the reducer 'cover' the catalysation as well ? Thanks again .

Gary Usher (1938-1990) was also an excellent record producer.

Ends in tales of cannibalism and other coffeeshop counter bollocks

I'd love to see both long bed and short bed Wideside as well as Fenderside iterations , in 2WD . From there, the resin artists could offer C/K 20 and 30 conversions .

I happened into Pegasus hobby store this past Saturday , and I picked up a bottle of MCW's Curious Yellow enamel ( 5.00 $ ! Quite reasonable ). Now, I have one of those Prevail sprayers which I'm going to employ ( I don't have the facilities to use an airbrush - noisy compressors and such in an apartment setting = no go ). My question is, Which reducer / thinner ( or both, if necessary ) is best for these enamels ? I had my eyes set on Mr. Color Leveling Thinner -- is that a good product for this instance ? I love Mr. Hobby and Tamiya, as both are just the best I've used over the years. Any input and recommendations (and ad hominem attacks ) is are am welcomed.

Night Stalker claimed two victims near my home in Whittier, California

Things which are Pretty work midnight to six , man

"Twirking" was what I used to call the A-heads "working" on a vehicle, yet never getting the job done

My 2004 doesn't have the hour meter (I've forgotten its proper nomenclature), as its instruments are 100% analogue (including the odometer). For all that I know, it could have 100,000 idle hours ! Original engine (has a sticker on the left-bank of the block which reads POL 47) and uses zero oil.

That 1/18 looks pretty nice ! I recognise wheel covers - is it a 1998-2001 model (amber turn signals as well) ? Speaking of which ; I'm going to convert mine to the amber-signals tail lamp assemblies. Why ? I can't stand red turn signal/hazards ! They're not only annoying, but are also technically improper / incorrect.

Better, I'll probably feel a whole lot, when you're gone

That P71 belongs to yours truly. It's a 2004 ; a former Inglewood P.D. unit ( number 428 ). There are only two things about it that I wish it had : 1.) Rubber mats (has carpeting - and is coded as such ) 2.) Cruise control

While I haven't much to offer in respect to your enquiries, I can tell you that this kit has its origins in late 1983 ( ! ) as the then-new (and groundbreaking) 1984 model. That chassis is almost dead-bollocks to the 1983 original. Bottom line ? Perhaps the chassis is de facto "warped" due to the ad infinitum running of the ad sequitur annual kits ? Best to you and regards.

Stops anxiety in its tracks by stimulating GABA receptors

Style Council was a New Wave [ et alia ] band which was borne out of The Jam by Paul Weller, whose version of Harvest for the World [ Isley Brothers ] is quite lovely

Speaking only of the body style : the Supernatural version is a four door hardtop ( Sports Sedan in Chevrolet nomenclature ) , whereas the police/taxi (9C1 , etc.) models were four door sedans (framed door glass and "complete" B-pillar).

Bed is where John Lennon stays when he floats upstream when he's only sleeping

Another gem from the Notorious sessions of mid-late 1967. This is Mc Guinn fooling around with the then-new Moog synthesiser - a 9,000$ instrument ! The Moog was used extensively on Notorious (and to a lesser extent on other Byrds albums) - one of the first "Pop" (Rock) albums to feature the instrument ( The Monkees Pieces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd. was released in November 1967, beating the Byrds album by a couple of months ). Without further ado :

An "incomplete" recording ; a studio instrumental from Summer or Autumn 1967. Chris Hillman took the song to Manassas who recorded a slower-tempo, vocals-included version for their 1972 self-titled album. I'm keen on this up-tempo take - too bad that it never received a vocal treatment.

I can't be the only one who misread this as "prostate" initially. 😁