@FBM,
FBM wrote:Today's smile was the result of finally selling my second, unused, car.
It was offset by finding out that the buyer can't drive a stick shift worth a dook
and will soon be menacing Korean traffic and his own physical integrity.
I actually feel somewhat guilty for not talking this guy out of buying this car
that I so needed to get rid of. Mixed emotions. But I smiled briefly when
he shoved the cash into my hand. So there's that.
Smiling retroactively qua my recinding my offer of the sale
of a Chevy Corvair in 1975. I dont remember its year.
My purchaser had told me that he was getting it for his
little brother, who was just starting college.
I had sold it, but I smelled gasoline fumes.
I later told the buyer that it was not safe for use.
I did not want the new owner going up like a
torch.
For the sake of safety, I had the Corvair towed to a junk yard.
A few years later, I was informed that some of my nabors
had been laffing when it was towed away, but thay did not laff a few days later, when my new
super-beautiful paid in
cash, top-of-the-line
gold-colored 1975 Camaro was parked in its space.
It was
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT with that car! I named it "
The Joyce", after my First Love.
For years, parking attendants were trying to buy that car out from under me.
Street pedestrians were continually leaving me little notes
under my windshield, craving car. It was fun.
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David
