Michael Gardner wrote:

Exactly how does it work? Not the mumbo jumbo on your web page.


It's a MAGIC pill. I think it sprouts little robots that fine tune your
on board computers, then tweek internal parts like cams, change the
compression ratio, and then last but not least, forge documents
pertaining to your warranty.

On 22 Dec 2005 09:35:29 -0800, wrote:


JohnH wrote:
On 22 Dec 2005 05:04:45 -0800, wrote:


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Atlman, have you been to the new Georgia Aquarium yet? Looks like a great attraction.

http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/

Click on the video!
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John H

Yes, it's absolutely spectacular! Largest in the world, and you can
tell it. I've been to the Monterey aquarium in CA, and the Tenn.
aquarium in Chattanooga, and pale in comparison. It's just massive.
Although, the cool thing about the TN aquarium, is that you go from a
mountain spring headwater all the way to the ocean, pretty cool.

The write-up sure looks great. If I ever get down there again, I'll give it a shot.
It's a shame it wasn't there in 1970 when I spent a glorious year at Ft. Benning.
There was a great catfish and hushpuppies place though, Pritchetts Kitchen. (I
think.) Plus, Jimmy's Oyster Bar, a couple miles from the main gate, sold oysters on
the half shell for 60 cents a dozen. Nowadays you couldn't get the crackers that
cheap.
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John H

**** May your Christmas be Spectacular!****
*****...and your New Year even Better!*****

JohnH wrote:
On 22 Dec 2005 09:35:29 -0800, wrote:


JohnH wrote:
On 22 Dec 2005 05:04:45 -0800, wrote:


Snipped

Atlman, have you been to the new Georgia Aquarium yet? Looks like a great attraction.

http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/

Click on the video!
--
John H

Yes, it's absolutely spectacular! Largest in the world, and you can
tell it. I've been to the Monterey aquarium in CA, and the Tenn.
aquarium in Chattanooga, and pale in comparison. It's just massive.
Although, the cool thing about the TN aquarium, is that you go from a
mountain spring headwater all the way to the ocean, pretty cool.

The write-up sure looks great. If I ever get down there again, I'll give it a shot.
It's a shame it wasn't there in 1970 when I spent a glorious year at Ft. Benning.
There was a great catfish and hushpuppies place though, Pritchetts Kitchen. (I
think.) Plus, Jimmy's Oyster Bar, a couple miles from the main gate, sold oysters on
the half shell for 60 cents a dozen. Nowadays you couldn't get the crackers that
cheap.
--
John H

I've not spent much time in Columbus, but from what I've seen it's a
pretty neat downtown. I think they've gone through a rebuilding
downtown phase around the riverfront. I have a friend who's from the
area, across the border in Alabama. There's a bbq place there that has
a thin but tasty mustard based sauce. I also get to LaGrange once a
year to fish West Point Lake. It's an alleged fantastic fishery, but I
don't seem to do so well there.

Anytime I hear astronomical MPG claims it reminds me of a story my Dad told
about a guy he worked with back in the 60's who had a GTO and bragged he
could get 30 MPG out of it with 3 2bbl carbs on it and outrun any car on the
road with it.
My Dad's response was:
"Wow, I could get mileage like that out of my LTD if I do what you do.
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Dad said "easy, lie about it!"

Fredo

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I drive a 2005 Toyota Solora. I normally get 22 mpg in the city. On
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or how about this testimony:


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As you know I used to get 15 MPG before the pills and now I just got 19
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I think it is making gas! I put the cap on tight so it doesn't start
running
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