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Old October 12th 03, 06:39 PM
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"Gordon" wrote in message
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Of course, now the kid is ruined for life. He's going to want to do it
again. And again. ... :}


LOL

Steve, I think he actually got it out of his system - at least for now!

Of
course, my daughter is another story. We stood under the Atlas ICBM

standing
in front of the air museum hosting the EAA yesterday. She looked the

giant
rocket over carefully, then asked,

"...Can I ride it...?"


Perhaps.


 




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