Yeah, there should always be paper towels, whether or not there is an air-drier. Motors fail, fuses blow. The “analogue” version needs to be there, if only as a back-up.
Yeah, there should always be paper towels, whether or not there is an air-drier. Motors fail, fuses blow. The “analogue” version needs to be there, if only as a back-up.
Convertibles are like women: better with the top off ;-D
“by the end of the week—after hundreds of hours of driving “
Two little tales:
Only one person managed to get a photo of this onto the internet before a “visit” (ahem...)
With some exceptions, these are mostly some variation of “light-shade on a pie dish”...
A friend of mine knew a guy who did a similar thing, but he built trailers while at work (engineering workshop) with “business” stock parts.
Don’t drive over any bumps either - no approach angle with those over-done wheel covers!
I would like a life-size version of any of the Catwoman models. For, umm, reasons...
Yup.
Yeah, the wording in the regulation is really weird:
Like this?
I know, right? (I mean, I’m a single guy looking at a beautiful woman in a bikini, and my first thought is, “that top doesn’t fit her properly...”)
Sensible pussies.
Driver: “A woman talking on her cell phone cut me off this morning. I dropped my razor into my cornflakes, and it splashed on my crossword...”
I suspect part of it was also the general “dumbing down” of education. Schoolwork difficulty seems to be “drifting”; kids are being taught things later and later, and the “everybody’s a winner”/”celebrate mediocrity” mentality doesn’t help either.
There should be an annual burning of all Teletubby and Barney merchandise. There is something wrong with those shows, that I just can’t put a finger on.
No worries. 5th Element is one of my favourites; I’m a wanderer from the sci-fi corners of Gawker...
sp. Fhloston Paradise...