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I keep a copy of this brochure on my toilet for light reading. A real keeper. Im glad to find another officianado.
I have a 1959 ORIGINAL box from Briggs & Stratton chainsaw sparkplugs on my dresser. I use it to hold old fortune cookie fortunes and my old fingernail clippings.
Do you know where I can get new in box sock suspedners? Chicks love the look.
I am an 'aficionado.'
An "officianado" is a collector of all things pertaining to one's office like used scotch tape and paper clips from memorable interoffice memos. I hate the office so that never interested me much.
Trailer Trad is a spelling Narc?
Anon 3:16,
Using the term 'narc' as a pejorative really takes me back.
Way back.
Is there a Trailer Trad app for the iPad?
Mr. Dilettante,
Thanks for the question. I do have a Trailer Trad app.* It enables one to take an iphone picture of trash discarded along the roadside and find out the value of said item and whether or not it is worth loading into the back of the pickup.
*I actually don't. -Waaay to tech savvy for me.
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