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You are standing outside Paget Auto Repair, a small yellow-stone building with an arched entrance. The building has been extremely heavily barricaded - you can see no way to enter. | You are standing outside Paget Auto Repair, a small yellow-stone building with an arched entrance. The building has been extremely heavily barricaded - you can see no way to enter.--Horycat 24th of Oct. 2010 | ||
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Revision as of 08:26, 24 October 2010
Paget Auto Repair |
Paget Auto Repair
Foulkes Village [5, 83]
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Paget Auto Repair
Description
A small yellow-stone building with an arched entrance.
History
Paget Auto Repair was the brainchild of S. Paget, Esq., who posited in his monograph Modes and Means of Transportation for the Modern Gentleman: A Brief Disquisition on the Most Convenient Methods of Exercising One's Right of Passage across Town and Countryside that the automobile would eventually replace the horse and bicycle as the means of transport of choice.
While mocked at the time, Paget's construction of one of the first auto repair shops - then known as Paget's Bespoke Automated Carriage Maintenance and Refurbishment Facility - proved a prescient act. Having proved his critics wrong, Paget promptly emigrated to Australia and discovered a new species of wallaroo before his death in 1905, caused by an infected wombat bite.
Paget himself never learnt to drive.
Barricade Policy
You are standing outside Paget Auto Repair, a small yellow-stone building with an arched entrance. The building has been extremely heavily barricaded - you can see no way to enter.--Horycat 24th of Oct. 2010
Current Status
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