[SEL] the weekend

[curt at rustyiron.com]

Craig,
Thanks to numerous sweet female distractions, this one made it thru to you.
If it wasn't for the high turnover rate of "oysterized" women none of us
in western NC would a chance at all of having any engines. In fact it is
common knowledge 'round here, that when a desirable engine becomes
available, we simply engage the services a gorgeous gal to distract the
cloistered oyster, until the engine deal is complete. So there you have
it, one of the best kept engine collecting secrets is out of the bag now.
Curt Holland
Gastonia, NC


> Hi guys,
>             This weekend I was at the 1000engine show at Astle Park, the
> weather was not that great but the engines were good. One
> surprise that I got was an engine that was imported from the
> U.S in late 2007, as it came from Asheville N.C now I would
> have thought the cloistered oyster brothers would not have let
> it out of the state not to mention the country.
>
> Cheers Craig in Scotland
>
>
> P.S; with the rising cost of fuel maybe it was one of them that wsa
> selling priceless artefacts.
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