

| Subject: | "It's a Volkswagen, isn't it?" |
| From: | Joachim Beek |
| Date: | Sat, 15 Sep 2001 11:51:38 -0500 |
I work at a federal installation.
In light of the tragic events last Tuesday, security to get on-site has
understandably increased tremendously, and includes vehicle searches
now. So I mosey up to the gate in my Vanagon and open all the doors.
The two guards want me to open the tailgate, too and I do. The one guy
sees the cushion pad over the engine and looks under it. Now he sees the
mat between the cushion and the engine cover and is curious. He lifts the
pad and sees the engine cover; now he is positively interested and works
feverishly to get the engine cover open. You can almost sense his
disappointment as he realises it's only an engine hidden under there.
The other guard turns to me, smiles, and says "It's a Volkswagen, isn't it?"
Sometimes a little relief is just what the doctor ordered.
Joachim
Joachim and Belinda and our fuzzballs Hobi, Lucky, and Leander,
...and our bridgekid Griffin, in Houston, TX
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