🚀 go-pugleaf

/* Written  9:52 am  Jan 19, 1990 by dnewton@carroll1.cc.edu in m.cs.uiuc.edu:sci.electronics */

>   We here at Carroll (well, actually, Dave sitting next to me) has solved
>the laser speed detector problem:

>   He suggests a black felt car.  Not only would it probably absorb the beam,
>but it would feel good too.  Nice upholstery, inside and out.
			      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>   Large smiley.
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>David L. Newton                 |           uunet!marque!carroll1!dnewton 
>(414) 524-7343 (work)           |              dnewton@carroll1.cc.edu   
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>I'm looking for Tom Brown, Chem. Eng. major at UofIL, Junior.  Tell him to call
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Well, think about this one! Some time back I saw an item on TV about
some ding-a-ling in California that sprayed his entire car with glue.
Then, he blasted it with grass seed, and let the glue set. Next, he
watered the seed and in a week, he had a green car, with inch long
hair everywhere.

They showed a shot of it on TV, it looked like he had upholstered
it with a green carpet. Quite original, I must say! Yup, no one else
has one like THAT one!

.....and I would like to see it when it came time to mow! Maybe he
gets out the sheep shears.

irwin@m.cs.uiuc.edu
Al Irwin
Univ of Illinois
Dept of Comp Sci