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Actually, I had already figured that you would play the hypocrite and go with the sanctimonious, shocked "who me ?" angle. LOL, you are the one who plays the fool quite perfectly.
And I can clean, load and shoot a firearm, Marlowe, whereas you wouldn't know which end to point.
Hehe!
The realm of reality is quite different on the planet DeTorrice.
If I were you I'd recommend that you don't venture into the business end of mine and test that theory!
Now, make me proud and go unplug that toilet!
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Sorry...
... but I don't speak gibberish. Must be janitor locker room talk.
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Cause we like them! We have several all of which get driven 3-4Mos but don't see winter outside. I'd buy them again just because they offer that wind in your face and the pleasure of being outside. Sun roofs are OK but real convertibles are still the top choice for us. 2 Convertibles w/Hardtops, 1 Convertible-traditional, 2 Flip Tops and 7 Sun Roof's and a T-Top. The Flip Tops are also a weather tight option for winter tho we don't take them out in the rain or weather, same for the 2 with hardtops.