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DO BREATHE RIGHT'S NEW GRILLE STRIPS WORK BETTER THAN EXPENSIVE AFTERMARKET AIR FILTERS?

 This older BMW 745i gained eight horsepower after installation
of Breathe Right Steer Cleer grille strip
Breathe Right nose strips help millions of people sleep better by opening nasal passages.  Now the company is focusing on improved engine breathing with its new Breathe Right Steer Cleer grille strips.
Breathe Right spokesperson
Apostrophe Squitt inhales deeply to
demonstrate the effectiveness of
the company's nose strips




"Wind resistance pushes grille shutters closed, blocking airflow," explained Breathe Right spokeswoman Apostrophe Squitt.  "The flexible Steer Cleer strip gently pulls on the vanes, keeping them open."  Squitt said that while the strips are presently available only in tan, they can be painted to match any vehicle color.  We forgot to ask if they work better
than expensive aftermarket air filters.  








IS MERCURY ABOUT TO MAKE A COMEBACK?    
Ford not commenting on spy photo that reportedly shows upcoming Park Lane sedan 
cribbed from Ford Fusion 

Roof design of possible 2017 Mercury Park Lane pays homage to mid 60's Mercurys

IS THE F-150 RAPTOR BEING REPLACED BY THE MRAPtor? 

Sent to us anonymously, this picture appears to be a dubious
mixture of impressionism, realism and a dash of fauvism.
The vehicle shown selfishly dominates the harsh yet delicate
surrounding landscape, and motion is poorly conveyed through the
attempted use of diaphanous layers of sand.  Needs work, but you're on the
right track--see me after class.  Bring your easel.








The adjacent picture, purportedly showing Ford's MRAPtor off-road, military-inspired truck, was secretly slipped under our door by an anonymous person sometime last night.  The fact that it was the bathroom door made the deed all the more intriguing.  

We have no more information about the MRAPtor.  If you have details, our bathroom door is always closed.  










WHY DO WE KEEP ASKING RHETORICAL QUESTIONS?

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