

| Subject: | Cancer and 1.9 compression readings |
| From: | Radish150 |
| Date: | Fri, 9 Feb 2001 09:44:31 -0800 |
--------------------------- Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 05:43:58 EST From: Don Record <DrocerNod@AOL.COM> Subject: Pure Vanagon Content..Was Net Cops Dear Listees. My family and I want to drive our 87 Westi to the West Coast to see the one remaining Red Wood tree be fore cancer rates become too high to make the trip. Could anyone recommend places to find food on the way? (Because as we know most of the food chain is becoming inedible) Don Record York, PA Glad to live on the east coast if things are that bad in Kalifornia :-) Haha wewy funy, but your too late, it's already gone, none left now, sorry, try building that nice new deck out of old car hoods- Cancer rates are about one in three in our lifetime now, will probably go up to one in two within 40 years- My food chain is not inedible, but yours is- Oh, believe me, the east cost is worse. Cancer is the most lucrative business on the planet right now. First they make all these neato lifestyle chemicals that we pay lotsa money for while we're "healthy". Then when we get sick from those chemicals, they make very expensive slightly different chemicals with different names which they then call "medicine", but which really only make you sicker faster. We then stuff these in our faces because we are too chicken to actually think for ourselves and question anything we are ever told. Finally, the desired result is that you die poor, and someone gets richer because of it. Pretty good racket huh? They get you coming and going. Did you know that the same companies that make all sorts of agricultrual/industrial chemicals also make pharmaceuticals? Nifty. Ok, now for the vanagon content. Can anyone please tell me what the compression reading should be in a newer healthy 1.9, 85 vintage? Yes, I'm aware of the importance of similarity between cyls. Thank you, Mark...
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