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Hillbilly Hooke

11-01-2003 21:28:43

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I just wanted to tell you guys again we enjoyed pulling with yall today. That fat lady team is quite impressive. They work like a well tuned machine. I never saw anyone study the track like Ol Spotter. Good work Spotter. If you ever decide to leave the Fat Lady I would like to retain you for my team. Sorry we didnt make it to the fish house before yall left. The man that runs that place said it was kinda like a big vacuum when yall came in. Said somthin about some guys wearing BIG RED shirts. Now who could that be? See yall in Tunica. H.H.

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Spotter

11-02-2003 20:50:31

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Re: Thanks Mississippi Mafai in reply to Hillbilly Hooker, 11-01-2003 21:28:43

H.H.
It was fun being with all the "Billies" again. The gauntlet that we had to run getting to the track was a true test of one's trailering abilities but served to heighten our senses for the competition that followed.

The girls were "purty" and their "tummies" were apparent proof that carnal knowledge must be a favorite subject in the area school system. No doubt the young man on the "track packer" was studying for some extra credits. We need to get an old geezer on it next time. One that knows that "packing" has more than one definition..LOL.

The Fat Lady Team appreciates your comments. Since our last visit to the hills the Fat Lady spent time enduring some strenuous wind tunnel tests. Aerodynamically, I think the Fat Lady is near perfection. Our computerized model shows that we still need to do some tire testing. Any ideas as to what "cut" works best on tree roots? The Lady dang near twisted an ankle in the 9500# pull.

The pulling order worked good for the Mafia. Got to make it to Fiddlers Fish House before it got crowded and we actually made it home before midnight.

We'll be looking forward to seeing you all at Tunica. Pass the word..there is a good chance that we'll be checkings RPM's this year.

Spotter

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Hillybilly Hooker

11-03-2003 19:38:57

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Re: Re: Thanks Mississippi Mafai in reply to Spotter, 11-02-2003 20:50:31

RPMMMMM MMMMM MMMMM MMS Uh, Whats Dat? Them tree roots was a little tough on the treads. H.H.

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