Thom writes:
>>[another long day of bus-work]
>
>At this point, wouldn't it have been just as easy to sell the
>engine, push the bus in the river/creek/ocean and fly home?  Train?
>Hitchhike?
>
>Thom
        Yes, but that wouldn't get you home with an adventure and a
splittie. Even a rust bucket splittie is better than none, IMHO. By the
same token, might it not be easier for us to buy/drive Nissans? Of course,
let's see what I say after my next encounter with some annoying break
down-it's easy to wax philosophical when in front of the Mac in the A/C
with a cool drink...   ;-)

Peace,
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