Gugificazione: A Definitive History
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After I pass. Time of which will be accelerated if Mrs. Gugie finds out...
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Don Novello....already has the part down(Father Guido Sarducci)
Mel Brooks to direct.. Harrumph!
Just a thought..
Mel Brooks to direct.. Harrumph!
Just a thought..
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He is prevented from discussing the Oppenheimer association due to his testimony against the Rosenbergs and his defense of Oppy against Teller's accusations. Mssr Gugie always sides with right. Allen Dulles could have vouched for him.
I think its more in the line of "A Beautiful Mind", I could see Gugie played by Russell Crowe easily.
I think its more in the line of "A Beautiful Mind", I could see Gugie played by Russell Crowe easily.
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there was an unsubstantiated rumor that some early practice metal working practice pieces ended up producing high quality grappa, which lead to post-war involvement with Werner vonBraun and Nasa in rocket fuel research.....
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I got my Gugificazione dirty today:
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Certainly, Andy's is the definitive history, but new chapters are still being added. For instance, Friar Gugie has been known to mount the tightest fitting tires on the most troublesome rims (looking at you Weinmann concave) in mere seconds with only his thumbs. On a recent excursion up the dark road to the mountain called Larch, this saintly skill was demonstrated as a rider from the Bend which is called North flatted by the side of the ox path. Gugie's miracle (under review by clergy) was accomplished as a circle of experienced Friars looked on--Friars who had previously failed to mount the said tire, even using an excellent tool from the Brothers Crank. Take my account of this miracle as that of a humble and sometimes monastic randonneur, bicycle tourist, and frequenter of the ale house.
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Certainly, Andy's is the definitive history, but new chapters are still being added. For instance, Friar Gugie has been known to mount the tightest fitting tires on the most troublesome rims (looking at you Weinmann concave) in mere seconds with only his thumbs. On a recent excursion up the dark road to the mountain called Larch, this saintly skill was demonstrated as a rider from the Bend which is called North flatted by the side of the ox path. Gugie's miracle (under review by clergy) was accomplished as a circle of experienced Friars looked on--Friars who had previously failed to mount the said tire, even using an excellent tool from the Brothers Crank. Take my account of this miracle as that of a humble and sometimes monastic randonneur, bicycle tourist, and frequenter of the ale house.
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I must confess to being a mere imitator. But I would never try to pass off my work as that of the man himself! However, I should get some stickers like that for the bikes that I Dilbert up!
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Reconstructeur, I like that.
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Branding is a fickle thing.
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Can those whoe have work done by Gugie share their bikes then? And what was modified.
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Racks, Stud mounted Mafacs, fork re-raked, Water bottle mount, Brake cable stops. Will be built 650b
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