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N-Ding


If you settle now they’ll save a bow. You’re going down. Let me tell you how. Speeding equals Spending. Only one of them has an N-Ding. If you're going fast you just might crash. Like a potato you might get mashed. It’s a bad accident if your accents’ dent. Can’t shake your tailfeather if your tail is bent. Show good sportsmanship don’t be a bad sport after Hasbrook & Hasbrook win their claim in court.

 
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