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A Parting Conversation

A Parting Conversation

(Based on characters by A.A. Milne)

"Oh, it's just horribibble! Oh, buddy bear, Pooh."

Said Tigger, "Today, I'm feeling quite blue."

Now Pooh Bear pondered, and said, "Think, think."

(For you see, that silly old bear had to think, to think.)

"I really don't see," said that silly old Pooh,

"How a tigger who is orange... can be so blue."

"Oh, Pooh, buddy bear -- head stuffed with fluff --

Christ and Karen are leaving, they're just taking off!"

Piglet jumped in, he said, "Oh d-d-d-dear!

I can't believe our good friends are leaving from here!"

Now Owl, wise old Owl, had something to say,

"My friends, dear frien

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Pony Cars: Boss 302by ~sweetkitten

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We have a lakehouse in SW Michigan, Coloma to be specific. At the annual Glad-Peach festival, they always have a car show. So many pretties... classic, lovely, shiny bits of chrome and sheet metal and... purrrrrrrrrrr... just beautiful cars.

I hate Ford. However, I can't help but love their Mustang. The classic ones, please. Nothing better than a pony muscle car. Rowr.

One of my favs is this, the Boss 302 'Stang. I put together a model of this car in bright yellow. Only... well, my version has the souped up engine, with the intakes coming through the hood.

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~PsychoKat1 Apr 28, 2013 Hobbyist Filmographer

Exactly how I feel. I hate Ford. I find them to be over-indulgent, egotistical sabateurs.

But I LOVE the Mustangs, but only from the 60's decade. After that, Mustangs lost their charm for me. I still growl at the sight of a recent Mustang, but only if it has such a colour choice to perfectly accent the muscular shape of the car, but the 60's was definitely the best era for all American Muscle.