Maybe this link for the Mustang racing DVD will work...
Dec 31, 2003
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The answer lies in the fact that the link is being broken at 80 chars (or less depending on where 80 chars ends up -- it won't break a word in the middle hence the item number on the next line). If someone really wants to see what's on the other side of the link copy the link into a text editor and remove the break and then paste the link into the address bar of your web browser.
Thanks.......Does a link automatically break at 80 characters?
Anyway, sorry if I'm shoving the link down you fellas throat, but this is some pretty cool stuff and I know most of you guys would really like to see how Factory Stock GT and LX Mustangs held their own against 60s and 70s Muscle Cars, I was pretty surprised how well they did against some of the old big block cars..........also did well against some of the Grand Nationals and T-Types (damn those Turbo bastards are bad!)
~John
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This will get you there -
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, courtesy ofwww.tinyurl.com!
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Thanks Patrick.......how did you do that?
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Just go to
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copy your long link into the text field on the page, and submit. You will be returned a short url.
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cool........thanks man.
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It does if you're using a newsreader of marginal quality. :)
I believe you can fix that in OE by adding < and > to the outside of your link when composing, like so:
(OE /also/ has a nasty problem with top-posting by default... Aw, let's not get into *that* today.) ;)
Happy New Year, everyone!
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