You Carls are too funny!

I did find an ancient parchment under the back seat ... on it was an old Chinese saying written by the renowned scholars, the ruptured Chinamen: Whokickiedickie & Wanghanglow.

Pete, I am sick for real, but back at work. Sometimes you get what you wish for (a sick day).  
I also couldn't take pics if I tried. There are still 80 km. winds and a non-stop driving rain here. It's been happening since Monday.
Lots of wacked-out weather systems around the world right now!

 

UPDATE: Chinese Embassy Pontiac fiasco includes tales of secret spys drag racing on weekends!.

By Matthew Little & Jason Loftus
Epoch Times Staff Created: Dec. 22, 2010

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Lawrence Cannon, Canada's foreign affairs minister. (Clement Sabourin/AFP/Getty Images)

TORONTO - The office of Canadian Foreign Affairs reported today that the Chinese embassy's '68 Pontiac Parisienne was used on secret spy missions in Canada also in a surprising twist to the story included their admission that some Chinese officials were using the car to clean house at local dragstrips on weekends!.

Facts being gathered include reports that other embassys may also have taken delivery of high performance Canadian built Pontiacs during the 60's disguised as embassy vehicles!.
Photos being released today include a picture taken outside of an unknown Holiday Inn where officials from different Canadian consolates were staying while racing these secret cars!.


Tests are currently underway analyzing this and other photos under high magnification looking closely at fender badges especially what is known as engine callout emblems to prove what countries knew the then top secret information how unlike US built cars the Canadian Pontiacs were sometimes equipped w/ RPO L72 Chevrolet Big Block 427 motors and 425 HP on tap, yes the same exact L72 motor later used in 1969 Copo Camaros & Chevelles!. 


Still unknown is who had leaked the confidential documents about the availability of these Canadian Pontiacs to the Chinese and other countries?.
Unconfirmed reports include suspicions it was a then young Canadian lad named Carl Stevenson who had made a fortune secretly supplying consolate officals w/ the vast number of tires necessary after showing them how much fun it was frying the rear wheels off these rare Pontiacs!.

 

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-- Edited by Ghost Post on Thursday 23rd of December 2010 10:22:06 AM

OK Darryl, I appologize, thought you were pullin a fast one on us. Hope you feel better soon. I have been watching the news here & they are showing the flooding in NB!!! Only good thing "aboot" that is 'you don't have to shovel it"!!!!