Ya ya, I know. I think that I let spell checker do it's magic. I am
glad that I don't have to deal with those four legged creatures to
oftern.
Glenn Ayotte
P.S. I will keep an eye out for five-o......
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>From: Robert Trottmann[SMTP:rotrottmann@davidson.edu]
>Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 1998 10:05 PM
>To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Subject: Re: DML: It's here
>
>That bad luck "someone" lives on the most dangerous road in Missouri for
>DEER (couldn't help it) related accidents!!! I see those little bastards
>every night I come home from work. You can stop, honk your horn, even do a
>burnout, they won't move!!! The only way is to get out of your vehicle and
>chase them. (Which takes guts b/c they'll let you drive to within feet of
>them.) You should see people's faces when you stop in the lane and chase
>after deer. :-)
>Congrats on the new Dak! Have a blast but watch out for the blue and red
>lights.
>Ayotte, Glen wrote:
>
>> Guys,
>>
>> Picked up my DAK yesterday. Put 150 mile on it already. I don't even
>> want to leave it in the parking lot at work. Thank god that I had Mon
>> and Tue off. At least I got to cruise around for a little while.
>>
>> Only one word can describe this truck, AWESOME......
>>
>> Glenn Ayotte
>>
>> P.S. I think someone's bad luck (we won't mention any names) almost
>> caught up with me. 105 miles on the truck and three dears come running
>> out of the woods at me. Luckily I had my fog lights on and caught them
>> out of the corner of my eye. Lived in Connecticut for 28 years. I have
>> seen 2 dears before this incident (both while I was out mountain
>> biking), I buy a brand new truck and I see more bambies in one day,
>> than I have seen in my whole life. Wow.........
>
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>St. Louis, MO- May 19th
>95 Sport 318 Auto 2WD
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