you're thinking of oppo-locka.
Oppo!
cars
"Barry Bonds at his peak was black, talented, and arrogant"
You’ve said before that your parents were, in a sense, there but not there as you grew up. Can you pinpoint what you’ve taken from that that influences who and what you became? Follow up - how do you feel about the Singer 911? Best car ever or third best?
You’ve said before that your parents were, in a sense, there but not there as you grew up. Can you pinpoint what you’ve taken from that that influences who and what you became? Follow up - how do you feel about the Singer 911? Best car ever or third best?
Go totally nuts. Translation: leave it as is aesthetically and then give it a hybrid powertrain. But not just any. Give it an LS1 crate and a 350kW electric motor. Basically the American version of the Porsche 918, except...you know...a Winney.
You're a Shriner with a thirst for wild abandon no fez could ever quench. You're the secret child Tony Stewart fathered with that rinse-blond server at Waffle House outside Pell City. You've never held a Guinness World Record but always wanted to. Actually, I don't know who you are at all, but you paid ten grand for a…
You're a Shriner with a thirst for wild abandon no fez could ever quench. You're the secret child Tony Stewart fathered with that rinse-blond server at Waffle House outside Pell City. You've never held a Guinness World Record but always wanted to. Actually, I don't know who you are at all, but you paid ten grand for a…
I'll see what the wife has on the subject. Movement disorders and sleep disorders are her primary focus (acupuncture falls into those disciplines, as well as pain) and I've asked about this before. If there's anything worth while, I'll pass it along. Not sure what's readily available online, but the journal Neurolog…
My wife's a neurologist (that's science stuff) and she concedes that acupuncture, when performed properly by a trained professional, does tend to yield results. The exact mechanism for how it works is not very well known, though. And something about how Parkinsons patients use it. (She was running out the door so…
I used to work on glowing tobacco plants back in the day. It was never very difficult then to get a hold of the supplies and genes necessary to make them, but it was pretty tough to come by approval unless you had a rock solid containment plan. They didn't want the "glow" gene somehow getting mixed into the…
Is it just me or is this a very weird tour?
well, there's a subrogation issue here too - one cannot take the insurance money for the full value of the car and take a new car from the dealership. Insurance payouts aren't damages. If they want a windfall from this, they will need to sue the dealership and not sign over their claim to the insurance company,…
Finally, a case I can actually win.
Ha. Reminds of this comedian (can't remember who) who proposed a reality show where 9 dudes all live in a house together with the idea that 8 of them are straight and 1 of them is gay. The task is for each to figure out, without asking, which one they think is gay. The twist - they're all straight. When you think…
Do you say that out of a sense that it somehow exonerates our forebears from their participation in one of the most atrocious acts of inhumanity to take place in recent history?
yeah, watching this live it appeared that this one wasn't quite sure who was home and who was away.
Oppo!
Bikes are fascinating to me because, when you really think about it, real advances in bicycle technology and design are on the molecular level - on the level of materials and nearly invisible construction techniques.
Meanwhile, my brain can do this for hours on end on just a bowl of cereal and some coffee. Makes you understand why the government is so eager* to get on with their project to map the human brain.
Good lord, the overrun! It sounds like someone fast forwarding the soundtrack to a horrible rock slide.