Hey Bob,
Really enjoying your posts. However, a question keeps popping up in my
mind: Did you spend a lot of time with Mr. Laifman at TU??
~8-{)>
Allan
B9472373
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-tigers@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-tigers@autox.team.net] On
Behalf Of Bob Palmer
Sent: Sunday, July 05, 1998 10:41 AM
To: cobmeister@zianet.com
Cc: tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: SAC
Hey Colin (or is it Coleen?)
Going on a hunch prompted by your obvious oversensitivity to the issue of
"gender authenticity" I took the initiative of using the enormous resources
of the Internet to do a little checking into your own authenticity. Here's
what I came up with and it's not a pretty picture!
Seems that during you trip to Calif. last year, ostensibly to purchase a
Tiger, someone by the name of "Coleen Cobb" checked into an upscale gender
conversion clinic in Los Gatos. Could this be simply a coincidence??
Perhaps so, but a check of the New Mexico DMV shows that a 1965 Mk1 Tiger
with chassis number B9471815 is registered to a "Coleen Cobb" residing
outside Los Cruces, NM. Given this circumstantial evidence it appears that
what we have here is a highly ironic situation in which the Tiger is
authentic, but the owner is a conversion!! And given the proximity of "Mr."
Cobb to Roswell raises questions beyond just his (or her) gender
authenticity.
Well, it's time for my self-gratification break, but don't go away. I'm
sure there's much more exciting news still ahead!
Bob
At 06:38 PM 7/4/98 +0400, you wrote:
>Hey Bob,
>
>Here we go again, trying to get a committee to do what should be each
>of our individual responsibility's! I mean, come on! If this isn't a
>case of "buyer beware" I don't know what is! Besides which, it sounds
>redundant to me, anyway... you always gotte be careful who ya fu...
>"fuss" with... particularly in CA.
>
>Besides which, I assume that this is all academic to you. With a name
>like "palmer" I expect you pretty much take care of your own needs...
>
>Happy Hunting!
>
>--Colin Cobb (and that last name is just a corruption of the archaic
>"cobbler" and, yes, I still make my own shoes)
>
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