I snapped the postman's bike while he was off delivering letters. Looks like the postal service is modernising with these new scooters.
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2 comments:
This reminds me of a radio advertising jingle from 1977 for Michelin tires in Turkey. The "i"s were pronounced as the un-dotted "i"s of Turkish, so it stayed in my memory. I wish I could hum it for you. But maybe you are fortunate that I can't.
i wish you could.....i wish you could
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