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Holy shit! You're knocking 'em back like a champion!

And, no problem. You can click an ad or two sometime. (Not now. Not today.)

I figured it was a good night for you to get drunk. You might as well. Your old lady left you, taking the beer and toilet paper.

That'd be a day when I would want to be drunk.

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Hell yes. I am being completely honest when I express my appreciation!

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LOL I'd assumed you were being honest. I was just expressing that it sounded like a good night to get drunk to me.

At 230 years, the metal in the engine is really going to be suffering from fatigue - among other issues.

I don't know if it's possible to keep an engine (with these tolerances) alive that long, even with the very best of care.

They have old steam engines that are still running. I dunno any that are that old, but those are 'sloppy'. The level of tolerance in those is much sloppier. Things don't have to be as precise.

And, also, the chick thought she was gonna 'teach you a lesson' and make sure you had a shitty night. LOL That backfired.

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You should know by now my default setting is on complete honesty. It works for me, and I dont have to remember anything but what really took place.

I don't really see how the metal would be too fatigued if it has not been run much, maybe a monthly start up and allowing the engine to get to temp just to keep everything lubricated, but that is not going to put much wear on the parts.

I assume that your plans for preserving them with them museum of cars you imagine does not include people taking them out on the roads