

| Subject: | Snakes in a Bus (volkstransport) |
| From: | Al Knoll |
| Date: | Wed, 5 Nov 2008 08:55:20 -0800 |
So how many old cane rattlers do you think you can fit in YOUR bus, bunkie? As is my quaint custom I drove some 'cane rattlers' and 'geef' to and fro yesterday to help em do 'stuff'. Our local veterans group offers a 'shuttle' service and a bowl of chili to those who need it. We put five cane rattlers, two geef, and one straightleg in on one of the trips. Yeah, not enough seatbelts but whatcha gonna do? Talk about stimulating conversation! Geef and cane rattlers in animated and pointed discussion regarding that quaint custom I mentioned previously. We did a bunch of trips, no idea how many 'geef', gomers, cane rattlers or marginally able shared the bus, but it was a lot. Always get a 'I useta have one of these' or 'It don't sound like my old veedub' We have a small, folding stepstool to assist those who struggle with the giant leap into the back and it got a real workout yesterday. Bessie the charolais camper did fine, geef hauling, keeping her opinions to herself, now if she could pass that on to others.... I did get an offer to buy the road diva. But 25000$ just isn't enough. Reminds me to upgrade the old insurance policy. I do that once a year as the value of Syncro Westfaliae increases each year. For a real reality dip, visit gowesty.com and look at the sold vans. Holy COW! (a charolais is a large french cow). These divae are TWENTY YEARS OLD....Yeah, Joel, I know, having a twenty something sharing your life can be really interesting. But I digress, as I often do. Change yer smoke alarm batteries, check your fuel lines, change the brake fluid, swap the tires around, check the belts, drain and refill the water tank, drain and refill the cooling system, lube the speedo shaft, grease the shifting box, change the oil again to winter grade, check the taillights ( right one had gone to taillight heaven, I discovered before the snakes on a bus incident), refill the windshield wishywashy with winter grade washywishy (local colloquialism here), new blades, clean and lube the seat sliders...the tasks never end. Why do we do this? Don't we know better? TWENTY YEAR OLD DODDERING OLD LADIES? We put scads of cash and years of time into 'em. Gotta be a sickness or something. heh heh
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