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    #21
    Originally posted by GALAXIE500 View Post
    That is not my car , man I wish ! I have 2 68 Galaxies , one is an XL fastback with a 302 , 44,000 original miles. The other one is a 68 Galaxie 500 restomod with a 428 big block , c-6 automatic. Was originally a 302 car also.
    Nice..
    Our family had a plain jane '69 Custom with a 302 when i was a kid. Somehow became a mopar guy though..
    my carClick image for larger version Name: 116923101_3164714063606179_1812843394928193203_o (2).jpg Views: 1 Size: 80.2 KB ID: 770960

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      #22
      Originally posted by biglentil View Post
      If you own some of the banned Dr. Suess they have sure sky rocketed in price. Im unfamiliar with James Herriot any favorites of his? I'm going to place an order for reading time to the boys.
      I've about worn out reading "The Whos of Whoville" to our oldest grandchildren.

      They love that story and I just hope they get the lesson in it.

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        #23
        Wow, just googled banned books.
        Little House on the Prairie, Babar, Dr. Suess.
        And yet Uncle Tom's Cabin is an educational period piece.
        Chuck's hypocrisy is literally world wide.

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          #24
          Little House on the Prairie isn’t banned. Certain parts/words have been changed to be more “politically correct”.

          Improper use of the word banned in these cases is showing most people crying about it should do more reading to expand their vocabulary.

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            #25
            Fair enough. I got caught. You are right
            History is best learned through a filter was my concern.

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              #26
              Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
              Fair enough. I got caught. You are right
              History is best learned through a filter was my concern.
              That one short post right there is the difference between any of us rational, civil, humble posters who come on here to have a discussion or debate, and Chuck.
              Can you imagine Chuck ever posting such a thing?
              You do realize that the corrwect response would have been to call Blaithin a racist flat earther?
              Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Apr 18, 2021, 13:24.

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                #27
                Can’t expect any less of me. When I read Little House on the Prairie the word Savage was still in it. Of course I would grow up to be a racist 😂

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                  #28
                  A99O
                  64 DART max wedge?
                  Looks like a fairly recent pic.
                  What does the 5.66 on the window mean?

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
                    A99O
                    64 DART max wedge?
                    Looks like a fairly recent pic
                    What does the 5.66 on the window mean?
                    ...its a 64 belvedere. Now has a big hemi and is set up to look like the 64/65 race hemis back in the day.

                    Actually my username A990 was the factory order number for a dodge/plymouth superstock race hemi in 65. These cars would race against max wedges, thunderbolts, R code galaxies, super duty pontiacs etc.

                    The 5.66 is the elapsed time to cover the eight mile..(8.70's in quarter). The pic is at Rimbey this past summer

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                      #30
                      Now why can't all thread derails turn like this one?

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