RodsINTOMG@aol.com wrote:
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> In a message dated 99-03-31 21:18:02 EST, you write:
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> The barn, however, was only an appetizer.Out behind the log cabin
> was a plain looking over-sized garage, belying the fully outfitted
> racing shop within. The gentleman who had owned this fine spread had a long
> career racing with EMRA and RCCA. In his early 70s, he had passed away
> after a brief illness around Christmas, but had been actively
> campaigning as late as last summer.
> >>
> Greg,
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> This sounds like my dream retirement home. Why is it when you finally get all
> the stuff you think you want, you croak?
>
> Rod Schweiger,
> Thinking of retireing someday
The problem is that youth comes at the wrong end of life.
One solution to this is for young men to marry rich older women. That
way the man has the money he needs to do fun stuff, and the woman is
romanced by a young man. Then when the woman passes on, the older man
marries a younger woman, who....well, you get the idea.
Don't tell my wife I said any of this, OK?
--
uncle jack
61 TR4 Rallye Replica Racer
71 TR6 Street Car named Desire
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