Malcolm
It could be he is relating to his childhood and upbringing. He is the east
coast version of Dennis the Menace. Even his lovely wife Ms.Kathy won't
appear in public with him.
Would you associate with a salesman standing on a corner hawking his product
and saying my rocks are unreal.
His idea of a nice lawn is astro-turf, also fake. Wonder if the trees and
other stuff around his auto barn is fake as well.
Only the real (or fake) buckwheat knows.
Not all weirdo's are in Los Angeles.
Glen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Malcolm Pittwood" <MPittwood@compuserve.com>
To: "LSR List" <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2001 1:55 AM
Subject: Buckwheat & Purple Suits
> So Guys and Girls it appears that Keith uses 'Buckwheat' as a tag for many
> people that he meets regardless of gender. Don't know what it means....
> although KT does rate amongst one of the few good spellers in 'bama
> according to his earlier posts.
>
> Theory 1 for the day..........Perhaps KT is the real 'Buckwheat' and likes
> to repeat his name often so that he doesn't forget it. Saves writing it
on
> the inside of his shirt cuffs and tipping out his coke when he has to look
> to remind him......(ha ha)
>
> There were two purple suited drivers at Maxton in September - and Keith
> never wore his own suit. Keith loaned the famous fire covering to Don
> Wales along with the So Al Camaro. So we have a descendent of the great
> Malcolm Campbell racing in something other than blue..... The second suit
> was worn by 'NASCAR' Grib. He too loaned his car to Don, after the So Al
> got Don to C licence speed, to go on for B licence speed.
>
> Theory 2 for the day......... purple suiting seems to be a sign of
> generosity in the east coast racing group.........
>
> I have to admit to liking purple as a color (we spell it colour) for cars
> and bikes but never thought of it for a suit - I wear flame red.
>
> To all the 'Buckwheats' out there, have a great weekend (what is left of
> it). I am off to discuss a UK speed project with a fellow enthusiast.
>
> A 'Buckwheat' - Malcolm Pittwood, Derby, England.
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