Oh Canada

[roccit_53 at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (C Boyko)]

Awesome that you cold help him out, and remind me to tell him the "trick"
to UPA brkerage fees, you don't get nailed as bad if you opt for the more
expensive shipping methods, which end up cheaper than the cheapest plus the
brokerage. And even better still is to send Brown to the island with all
the people my son doesn't like and just get the postal service or anyone
else to ship it. Glad there was no need for vomiting, it usually makes a
visit that much smoother! I'll get working on some loon jerky for ya, but
wll venison do if I can't manage? ;)
Cathy, with the other huggably timid Arctic Blue 16V on the list...(though
she's not THAT timid)

On 1:43 am 08/28/07 Spewey <spewey@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This weekend marks the second one in a row where I have met someone
> from the list.  Three years: nothing, then Bam! twice in a row.
> Maybe you remember Larry from Winnipeg with the huggably timid Arctic
> Blue 87 16V from about a month ago?  I successfully failed to slam
> his head under a hood or vomit on him much to the chagrin of my
> reputation.
>
> He's keeping the car stock and he wanted to know if we had any stores
> down here in his nearest US big city to buy a muffler for cheap while
> he used our airport.  We do but it's still cheaper to buy online.
> Which you guys and gals can't do as easily.
>
> It would be one thing if it was a tax (I'd pay it) but it sounds like
> an arbitrary figure from customs with another one lopped on top of it
> by UPS for "handling" the customs.  No fair.  I get it shipped free
> with no tax since it is from out-of-state.
>
> So I pushed a button and a naked Bosal muffler appeared on my
> doorstep a few days later.  Those 16V units are big and
> funny-looking.  Like a robot baby with little hanger arms and two
> dancing legs on the bottom. We found googly eyes to attach to the
> noggin stub.  I have pictures of the transaction but I will wait
> until Larry gets back from his vacation to put them up.  I told him
> you are all evil but he may come back anyway.
>
> I asked him to scare up some loon jerky or moose nut butter in
> addition to greenbacks but all he could muster was Tim Horton's
> coffee.  I don't need any gay marriages this month so that was the
> best he could do to deliver a little slice of Canada to me.
>
> He saved 50% off of the price at NAPA and the funniest part was where
> the muffler was made...in Canada.  In short, let me thank all of the
> Canadians for being so quick to forgive my trespasses and foibles and
> laugh at my queer jokes.  You lot are all right.  I will do what I
> can to make your country better if you promise to reciprocate.
>
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