Morris Minor Wanted to buy please.

[Dr Ian Johnstone]

Why on earth would you want a pile of shite like that? You're not mike dean
are you?

He was full of shit and a bit strange too! You aint been fumbling with that
michelle again have you?

Has anyone around the Leeds area a Morris Minor two door MK2 car they
would like to sell please. Failing that any good condition Morris Minor
would be considered. .
Thanks.

[john]

Post by Dr Ian Johnstone
Why on earth would you want a pile of shite like that? You're not mike
dean are you?

yep, hateful little cars. used to have a morris oxford, awful. fine in the
70's for cheap banger transport, but who on earth drives one by choice, now?

[toerag]

Post by john

Post by Dr Ian Johnstone
Why on earth would you want a pile of shite like that? You're not mike
dean are you?

yep, hateful little cars. used to have a morris oxford, awful. fine in the
70's for cheap banger transport, but who on earth drives one by choice, now?

I have an old mini cooper, and it will kick ass on whatever you drive.
My shit don't stink either.

[Uncle Zed]

Post by toerag

Post by john

Post by Dr Ian Johnstone
Why on earth would you want a pile of shite like that? You're not
mike dean are you?

yep, hateful little cars. used to have a morris oxford, awful. fine in
the 70's for cheap banger transport, but who on earth drives one by
choice, now?

I have an old mini cooper, and it will kick ass on whatever you drive.
My shit don't stink either.

Yup, those little toy cars are the most powerful things on the road.

[nullified]

On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:46:42 -0000, "Dr Ian Johnstone"
<***@rfs.co.ui> wrote:

yawn... new name, same old mouldy crap

[Uncle Zed]

Post by nullified
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:46:42 -0000, "Dr Ian Johnstone"
yawn... new name, same old mouldy crap

Mouldy crap...its time to flush.

[Fun City]

WTF??

first, was ordained in July, 1669. He was
one whose heart was much in his work, and abundant in labors for the
good of precious souls. He had the high esteem and great love for his
people, and was blessed with no small success. The Rev. Mr. Stoddard who
succeeded him, came first to the town the November after his death; but
was not ordained till September 11, 1672, and died February 11, 1728-9.
So that he continued in the work of the ministry here, from his first
coming to town, near 60 years. And as he was eminent and renowned for
his gifts and grace; so he was blessed, from the beginning, with
extraordinary success in his ministry, in the conversion of many souls.
He had five harvests, as he called them. The first was about 57 years
ago; the second about 53; the third about 40; the fourth about 24; the
fifth and last about 18 years ago. Some of these times were much more
remarkable than others, and the ingathering of souls more plentiful.
Those about 53, and 40, and 24 years ago, were much greater than either
the first or the last: but in each of them, I have heard my grandfather
say, the greater part of the young people in the town, seemed to be
mainly concerned for their eterna