Last weekend it was the Heavy Chevy, and I wouldn't have had it any other way.
TimTim
Tim-Tim
#macgyvertip? I'm pretty sure MacGyver would've had some bubble gum and baking soda with which to craft a replacement o-ring. This is more of a MacGruber tip.
@$kaycog: Interesting juxtaposition: the Harrier on a short take-off is one of the loudest things I can think of while the Audi R10 is one of the quietest racecars I've ever heard.
@WarpedCore: Did you have the glow-in-the-dark C4 Corvettes and a couple loop-de-loops? I loved mine.
About 3 years back my best friend gave me a helmet strap quick release for Christmas. Normally this wouldn't be that big of a deal... but I had to go out and buy a helmet to go with it... and also a motorcycle. Thanks buddy, best present ever!
@bradyb: Mine was lime green, and perpetually covered in mud. Did wicked wheelstand donuts on carpet, but I don't think Mom let it back in the house after the first week of use.
Herzöge von Stuttgart?
When I was 10 or so I got a Red Ryder BB gun. It was the greatest gift I had ever received, or would ever receive.*
@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: I absolutely love the little green/red lights above each spot in the short-term garage at PDX (and I just knew they didn't invent that in Portland).
From the look of those sweatshirts you'd think Gilles won the championship in '78. I guess winning your home GP in the last race of the season is reason enough for a trip to Disneyland.
@ECS84: Yep, that would've happened with the frozen door locks on my pickup this morning for sure. I don't think my employer would be too keen on me modding the office key they issued me either.
Historically 3% is approximately the increase in cost of living. Chalk me up to "indifferent", but what I really am is satisfied. In a different economy I might have a different answer, but a cost of living raise shows good effort on behalf of your employer these days.
Opinions are like assholes: everyone's got one and they all stink.
My buddy has an FJ... we've been calling him a middle-aged woman for years. I never made the connection before.
As a proud BMW owner I can say, without a doubt, YES! BMW drivers are pricks. Actually I just lean on the stereotype as a crutch for driving like an ass-hat sometimes. Big city traffic makes small town boys do things they ain't proud of.
It has promise... but I doubt you guys will be able to match "Damn You Auto Correct!"
I think I'm going to p-shop that guy into all my action shots from now on. Hoards of people I barely know will hoist me upon their shoulders in celebration of my masterful photographic timing!
@OMGItsWeasel: I second that.