Fuel Consumption

'Bee' put on a bar-be-que for bringing up the past, and of course he added drinking. Now the die was caste for stories bringing laughter from dubious glory days, when our oats were being sown while living single ways. Naturally it wasn't long before the 'art of studery' had died, and leaving all the juicy stamina that our minds provide for the love of every man’s desire that lasts until the brain, dissolves into memory loss and cars are not thought of again. Ah! Those Holdens flashing FJ and the Fords called 'Customline', that prowled the streets for 'pick ups' who gave a 'come on' sign, brought back the memories to all that only 'Hilly' could correct, when mentioning the better Ford - was his beloved Prefect! But did that bring on laughter and a scowl on 'Hilly's dial, who set an argument in motion amid comparison and style. "Customlines" 'Hilly' said "Might lure girls with the V8, but guzzling 'carby's' kept you broke and always on the slate". "Hilly's' right" 'Bee' mentioned, and then he added reasons why. Of course owners of the 'kingmobiles' sed "Yeah nice try!" But 'Bee' wouldn't let old 'Hilly' down, saying "It was just by chance, that I realized a Prefect's perfect when we went to a dance". "And as it happened two sisters were at the dance this night, and 'Hilly' with his silken style had set their hearts alight. The rotten 'bugger' took advantage by herding them up there, and mentioning his stamina would satisfy the pair". "When they seen his Prefect it's enough to make them swoon. Of course they let him take them home. But they lived near the ‘moon!’ And if 'Hilly' owned a 'Customline' he would have been a fool, 'cause halfway home he would have found, he'd run out of fuel". "Later 'Hilly' then convinced me of the Prefect's fuel consumption. They mustn't cost a thing to run. If I believe in his assumption. 'Hilly' said he'd drove a hundred miles, but I think that he's bluffing! Because he tried to tell me - he'd driven all that way for 'nuffing".