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Old 09-12-2007, 20:49   #16
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However, you should have the thing in gear when warming up anyway. I place you on detention. Punishment is go to the StudyHall and read about warming up the engine. :-)
Detention should be for sitting at the dock for 2 hours. Drop them lines and motor around the bay for Pete's sake - LOL.
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