Secret compartment?
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From: Charlote
Ron,
This is embarassing... I didn't know you were on this forum!!!!!
My face is red, but not as red as my car. So , will you and Sheila be around Sunday morning? We should go for a coffee in our machines...
(I was all worked up about that damn compartment...)
Brett
This is embarassing... I didn't know you were on this forum!!!!!
My face is red, but not as red as my car. So , will you and Sheila be around Sunday morning? We should go for a coffee in our machines...
(I was all worked up about that damn compartment...)
Brett
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From: Charlote
Don't worry, I haven't sat at the gas station wondering where it was like some people have. When I picked the car up, the sales gal couldn't even get the top down in her demonstration. I ended up teaching her how to do it.
BC
[Edited by Brett on 03-30-2001 at 12:34 PM]
BC
[Edited by Brett on 03-30-2001 at 12:34 PM]
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Originally posted by Ron
They've told you about the "secret" compartment, but I'm going to show you the super-secret double probation compartment. You've just got to be patient!
Ron
They've told you about the "secret" compartment, but I'm going to show you the super-secret double probation compartment. You've just got to be patient!
Ron
I find that the super-secret compartment is a good size for some things, but it is a bit warm for plastic bags, latex, and other similar items. You need a tin to keep things safe.
Agreed?
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From: Charlotte
Pok:
You're dead-on. I think the super-secret compartment was originally for some traditional ritual Japanese use lost to us here in the west.
You, like I, have obviously found the proper use for this compartment in the new economy.
Yours in hidden meanings,
Ron
You're dead-on. I think the super-secret compartment was originally for some traditional ritual Japanese use lost to us here in the west.
You, like I, have obviously found the proper use for this compartment in the new economy.
Yours in hidden meanings,
Ron
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Originally posted by PokS2k
Ron,
I find that the super-secret compartment is a good size for some things, but it is a bit warm for plastic bags, latex, and other similar items. You need a tin to keep things safe.
Agreed?
Originally posted by Ron
They've told you about the "secret" compartment, but I'm going to show you the super-secret double probation compartment. You've just got to be patient!
Ron
They've told you about the "secret" compartment, but I'm going to show you the super-secret double probation compartment. You've just got to be patient!
Ron
I find that the super-secret compartment is a good size for some things, but it is a bit warm for plastic bags, latex, and other similar items. You need a tin to keep things safe.
Agreed?
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Hell .. why not just smoke it while you're driving then you won't need to 'keep it safe' [/B][/QUOTE]
Muz,
Can't smoke in the Stook with the top down, you could lose an ash and burn the leather or other things (depending on where the ash lands)
Hell .. why not just smoke it while you're driving then you won't need to 'keep it safe'
[/B][/QUOTE]Muz,
Can't smoke in the Stook with the top down, you could lose an ash and burn the leather or other things (depending on where the ash lands)
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From: Ogden
Hey WireJ I hope your not referring to the double super secret compartment which is only identified when you hit a "four star" rating? Your NEVER EVER supposed to even mention it to people! You know the rules! I'm reporting you to CTHREE right now!