Re: [bolger] Popular Mechanics

Fortunately, those "smelly old things" can be found in used book stores and
antique malls for a few bucks apiece. My father and I collect them up
every chance we get, much to the disgust of my mother....

At 1/3/02 08:50 AM, you wrote:

>Hi Max
>I loved those old PM I ve not read one for years because they stoped
>printing stuf like that.
>My grandfather told me to keep those books but I didnt want those
>smelly old things.
>WILLO
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>
>
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Hi Max
I loved those old PM I ve not read one for years because they stoped
printing stuf like that.
My grandfather told me to keep those books but I didnt want those
smelly old things.
WILLO